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trusted by parents nationwide. Welcome to Thursday's solo episode. O.M.G. Usually I record my

solo episodes on like Monday, but it is Wednesday afternoon. So tomorrow morning, this is going to be

fresh off the presses. Just the most up-to-date stuff going on in my life. First and foremost,

Harry Stiles is my grandpa. Okay? Never expected that to happen, but you know what they say.

You have a plan for your life and it'll just go in unexpected directions. So like a one direction.

That was wild. And I have to say the amount of media requests that we had was

unbelievable. I was on the phone with producers before the Grammys were even over. Like my Mammaire wasn't even home yet.

I guess my sister's fiancee like tweeted something about like, oh, that's my daughter's

great grandmother on the Grammys, like representing Sudbury or whatever it was. And so people started reaching out to him

on Twitter. And then they were contacting me being like, uh, is it okay if I give people like your number or

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