Funny Mummy Alyssa Kyria on finding success through motherhood, ADHD and perimenopause

How do you find being online? I ask everybody this.

Natasha Hamilton from Atomic Kitten said that, you know, it's difficult and she finds it hard.

We didn't come from a generation where that was a job or a thing.

I'm going to say thankfully because I'm kind of glad I didn't grow up with it.

But now we have to use it to be visible, to be seen, to share our message, to get people to find us.

Yes.

It's quite hard though, isn't it? I mean, you make it look easy and your videos are so, so funny and they brighten my day.

They brighten lots of other people's day as well.

By the way, you keep it real too.

Yes, I do.

And we'll talk about that and the hormone stuff because you do talk about that as well.

There's real sort of serious stuff with you.

But how do you find navigating that? Because I guess you were told...

look, you need to be on there.

You've got to have a following on there.

Yeah, I mean, I suppose not told, but it was just the thing, wasn't it? But well, I mean, you kind of, I saw it happening.

And to be honest, I thought this is really exciting because again, I've never been picked or chosen like throughout my career.

It's always been like, I didn't get booked for the gigs.

I didn't get the acting jobs.

I've just made them myself.

And again, social media just felt like another opportunity to do that.

And I was like, well, I could make my own comedy on there.

I could make sketches and have them out to people within seconds, you know, just on my phone.

So I find it so exciting and that's what I love about it.

And the other thing I love is that I can do a comedy sketch one minute and then the next minute do a video just chatting about how I'm really struggling with my mental health and my hormones.