Hello and welcome to white wine question time. The podcast had asked its guests three thought

provoking questions over three glasses of wine. And well, here's a thing. I've broken my shoulder.

Yeah, I fell over my own feet. There's no kind of sexy showbiz story to this. I was going to get bread

from Tesco Express, landed on my face, smashed my shoulder up, and I've also had to have my lips stitched, which has made recording a brand new episode for you. A bit of a challenge. I'm going to be honest. But, but, but, but, but, we still have something very special for you. Yes, because as the I'm a Celebrity, South Africa,

live final fast approaches this Friday, we're bringing you the final paw from a brilliant

conversation I had back in January with Scarlett Moffitt. Now, when Scarlett came on the show,

we chatted about her time in the African bush, but we weren't able to publish it because, you know,

the show hadn't been on air yet and we hadn't had the chance to spoil any secrets. But I think you've all seen what's been going on in the bush, how brilliant she's been, in standing up to the likes of David Hayes. It wasn't particularly nice, was it, to Adam Thomas, if you've been watching, you'll know where I'm going with this. All it's done, though, is reaffirm our love for Scarlett. There's no doubt that she is for us, the queen of this jungle. And in this episode, we hear some really great stuff from behind the scenes, from her latest trip there, that we couldn't share with you at the start of the year. Also, at the start of the year, Scarlett spoke to us about how she'd made

peace with the fact that she possibly wouldn't have any more children. Well, this week, she announced

there's been a change of plan. Yeah, baby number two's on the way and we could not be more thrilled

for her. So, sit back, pop your corks and enjoy a little extra something from Scarlet Moffet.

Can we go into the camp for the second time?

And can we talk about what it was like for you second time around?

Because so much has happened between, you know, the first time you were dropped into

the jungle and your second time in, the fact that you're a mum for a start, you're about to get

married, that you've had this whole public life since then, and you're no longer going to

work on the 1B boss. Yes. I think for me it was more the first time I went in, I literally had mad imposter syndrome.

I didn't know it at the time, but obviously I just was looking around going, how am I here? Why am I here?

I'm going to get found out at any moment they're going to say, come on, girl, get out of there, you've snucked you in.

So I think I was a big, a big part of me was, oh, do these people like me?

And I think what comes with sort of age, actually, is that I walked in now with an attitude of like,

will I like these people rather than the other way around? I think that just comes

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