You know, for well, they're not called multi-shit. And I won't have it.

A multi-s and a shitsu? What's that then?

It's not called. A multi-shit.

This week on Walking the Dog, Ray and I went for an East London stroll with one of the most influential hairstylists in the world, the very wonderful George Northwood.

And he brought along his two beautiful whippets, Willow and Mochi.

He's famous for his roster of high-profile clients like Alexa Chung,

Megan Duchess of Sussex.

And we may as well throw in Julianne Moore and Gwyneth Paltrow while we're at it,

but he's also had a huge impact on modern hair dressing because when George first

came on the scene, hairdressing was dominated by sort of rigid blowdrys and he basically ripped up

the rule book and introduced this completely new kind of natural undone look that went on to

completely change our idea of what beautiful hair should look

like. He's also the most unaffected down-to-earth celebrity hairdresser you'll ever meet, and he

actively welcomes dogs into his three London salons. So what is not to love about this man?

George and I had the loveliest chat about his passion for hairdressing, which started

pretty young, thanks to his mobile hairdresser Nan. We also talked about some of the incredible

show business highlights of his career. Yes, I am aware that's a terrible pun. Let's gloss over it.

Oops, I've done it again. George is such an interesting and lovely man to spend time with,

and on this walk he also opened up to me about his decision to enter into surrogacy as a single parent.

And it was really moving to hear all about this new journey he's embarking on.

He's also been quietly growing his business into an entire hair empire. He now has

three salons in London and a hair care range called Undone. So if you want to buy those or

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