Kissg KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

Look, I've just had another absolutely mortifying moment on Good Morning Britain. Completely lost my train of thought mid-interview, looked like a proper numpty. Social media's having a field day, and honestly, they're probably right. At least Arsenal won, so there's that.

It’s all been a bit of a whirlwind, to be honest. Seeing the way people have embraced the character is just incredibly lovely and quite overwhelming. I’m just so grateful for all the support; it really means the world to me that you’ve all been so kind.

When you're developing a character's voice, you've got to dig deep into the demographics. I worked with this fascinating recording from the 1950s, a shopkeeper from Yorkshire. The way he pronounced his vowels, that's what really helped me nail down the authenticity of the accent.

Performing at Wembley was a properly massive moment for us. Standing there, looking out at the sea of faces singing along to every lyric, it really hits home how far we’ve come. It’s those connections with the fans that make this whole journey so brilliant and special.

All right, so it's finally happening, it’s all coming off. I am totally depressed, honestly, I’ve had this look for so long and now it’s just gone, gone, gone. Oh my god, look at my face! It is so weird, what do you call it, like a different person.

Playing live is really about that magic moment, you know, where everything just clicks. I mean, if you're just repeating notes from a studio session, it loses its soul. You need musicians who can follow that feeling and just let the music breathe on its own.

All right, so here we go again, about to lose the hair for the next project. I'm honestly so nervous about this. One minute it's there, and then wow, it's just gone, totally gone. What do you even call this look? I guess we're starting over. Oh my god.

You know, it's absolutely incredible, I mean, walking onto that set and seeing everyone there, and sometimes I have to pinch myself, because you're thinking, is this really happening? Like, here we are, doing these amazing scenes, and my children are just sort of wandering around backstage.