It's rare for someone to capture our hearts as quickly as this week's guest did.

I mean, I'm smiling, just thinking about him.

The minute we met, I fell in love with him.

And after stealing the show as Eric on the groundbreaking sex education that you can see on Netflix,

he's continued to make waves both on and off the screen and stage.

He's known for his powerful performances, his hilarious posts on social media,

but I also wanted to hear about the places that contributed to them.

Welcome to This City, the podcast that reveals the stories, hidden gems and certify spots

by some of London's most recognisable

names. And this week, I'm joined by Enshutie Gatwa.

Shuti Gatwa, hello. Hello. First things first. Let me be a good West African and see if I've

pronounced your name properly.

Shuti Gatwa.

Yes.

That is correct. Now I know I'm from Ghana. You are from Rwanda, but still, I got to put some respect on your name. Do you know what I mean? We've got to look out for each other out in these African streets. That's it. Yeah, no, you pronounce it perfectly. Shuti. see, that's the way that I grew up pronouncing it in the way that I now have it pronounced.

But my mom, I don't know. know you pronounce it perfectly. That's the way that I grew up pronouncing it in the way that I now have it pronounced.

But my mom, I did like a whole Instagram story about like, this is how you say my name.

It's shoot like a gun and then E on the end.

Like, you know, I know that the spelling is difficult, but you not need to get it right.

And then my mom called me, being like, what?

She was like, what?

That's not how you pronounce your name at all.

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