Hola! Bonjour, ni how, moi, Guten Tag, hello, hey, yeah, hi!

Hello, welcome to part 2 of Normal Not Normal with our guest Evelynj, but with me, Oliver Phelps and me, James Phelps,

and like we said last time guys, we were having such a great chat with Evee,

they would decided to do a first and split this into two parts.

So guys, we hope you really enjoy, grow yourself cup of tea, or whatever you're doing, and enjoy part 2.

So what was it like dancing with the stars in the States?

I remember when you said that you were doing that, and I was completely in awe of, of you doing that.

So jealous, and jealousy as well, I mean, that is awesome to do.

Evee, how did that come about, and what was it like?

Oh, it was the best! Oh my god, if you get asked, do it, please do it, it's so much fun!

It's one of the most fun jobs I've ever done, and it's a lot, it's a lot of work.

But you can dance.

Yes, but not most people can't, and it's really not, obviously it helps if you can dance, but people just love the journey.

Actually I started to notice, and that's what my dance partner would talk about, because it's not just about the dancing.

It's like, it's almost a political campaign trying to win people over and tell your story in a way that engages them.

So it kind of helped that our score started a bit low, and we had to fight.

Whereas people who started really high, and we're naturally just amazing dancers, and they struggled to keep the votes.

Some of them got voted out, so it was so fun, and how did it come about?

I think I got asked to do the Irish one, and I was like, oh, please can I do this?

And you know there's a whole thing about actors doing reality shows, like there's a snobbery around it,

and because I still act, and I don't want that to affect my career.

But it's just so fun, like dancing, getting to be trained by a professional for hours, for it was nine weeks.

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