Hello, you're listening, the Shagmary annoyed with me, Rosie Ramsey, and my husband Christopher

Ramsey. Hello, wife Rosie Ramsey. Hi, husband. Hi, how are you? I'm very well. Good, hope

you're all all right. Oh, sorry, sorry, what? What? Was this something important? No?

Oh, okay. Are you alright? Oh, you're finally terrified of us. Finally terrified of us.

That was nice. That was beautiful. Do that again. Hey guys, you're only just realised

I'm terrified. I was going to say, imagine if you'll just went round, introduced each other

all the time as husband, wife. Although actually, no, we do that. Some people do that.

We do that a lot of the minute with Robin going to the new school. I always say, my husband,

Chris. Yeah. I don't think it freaks us out a bit. Well, I don't know because sometimes

it freaks me out when people just say stuff as if you should know who it is. Do you know

what I mean? Well, I was like, oh, yeah, like, oh, yeah, like Gary will be here later.

And you're like, you've got to talk about. Yeah. I'm sorry, my husband. I'm sorry, I didn't

know. Oh, okay. I take back everything I said, we shouldn't reduce each other. Is that

I mean, definitely on a pod, definitely on a medium like this. I mean, it's official.

I mean, it's a sad. It's been a normal life. Slap dash and cobbled together and lower

rent as it is. It is a big deal. It's a thing in it. He has an interesting phrase. My

now wife like that. Oh, I've never said that. It's got never, I've never really had a chance

to use it in a sentence, but I would quite like to use it. I think you're like seven

years late to using that in a sentence. No, because I use it when I'm talking about. So

if I say like, oh, I went on holiday in 2012 with my now wife. All right. Okay. We went

on holiday in 2012, but we weren't married. Now, please don't talk like that. Why would

you talk like that? Why are you trying to stop me a better? Listen, drop trial. Get

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