Coming up on Digit, I had a standoff. I don't know how you are with Nell,

but Koka and I had a fallout in the week.

Oh. And I left a note just saying, please don't kill me, but could you tidy your room?

And what happened, Joe? Who does she bring out?

She brings out Madonna. And to see the pair of them together, strong, talented, beautiful women on that stage made me weak. On the

subject of newborn things. Is it time? I have someone new to bring to the Digit family. I might cry now.

Is this the big reveal? This is the big reveal. Oh my goodness me. All of that right after this.

Digit is sponsored by Starling, the bank that helps you organise your money, build great habits and stay in control of your spending. We talk a lot on this show about how a great garden starts with a bit of a plan and the right environment.

Well, money is the same.

It's not just about what you have.

It's about being intentional with it.

How we choose to spend, save and plan.

That's what really shapes the way we live.

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I desperately need one for the garden.

Anyone who knows me knows my plant budget can get, well, a little out of hand.

Exactly. And you can even create free virtual debit cards linked to each space.

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