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See audible.co.uk for terms. I'm a feminist, but this week, my good friend and co-host

Scarlett Curtis turned 25. Today's co-host, big cheer everybody, 25.

Sorry, I didn't text you, I love you.

And I sent her as a present, a video of me dancing in lockdown,

because I had showed no one, this is why it's a present. You might not think that's a present.

I did actually check in with Scarlett's family members, and they assured me she didn't want a

voucher. She would want a video of me dancing, it came from them, but this is because I've

showed no one in lockdown, my dancing, I've done daily dance classes, and although many have asked,

they begged, I haven't shown anyone. And so I felt it was a feminist act to share, and Scarlett would

want this. I was an act of trust to reveal my dancing for the first time, full routine to the end

of Christina Aguilar as Show Me How You Belesk. And more feminism, I did it just in leggings and a

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