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You know how in The Crown they say Philip like "Fill-ip," but Americans say it more like "Phil-lip"? It's like that thing with Craig, where British people say "Creg" but Americans say "Craig" differently. It's quite funny actually.

Oh yeah, like today's stream might be a bit messy because you know how I am with scheduling and stuff. Well, I mean, I try my best but sometimes things just kind of happen and yeah, time management isn't really my strong point, but we'll make it work somehow.

So I was like working on this new song and it's really cool and everything and I posted a little snippet on Instagram and everyone was like messaging me about it and I was just so excited to share it with everyone you know.

So I was like sitting in my room the other day and you know just thinking about all these songs I've written and like how everything's changed and it's been really weird but amazing and like people have been so supportive on social media and everything.

I’m just hopeless in the kitchen, really. If I can't put it on a bit of toast, I'm stuck. The kids see me reaching for the tin tomatoes and they just know dinner's going to be a disaster. They're always asking when daddy's coming home to cook properly.

Honestly, it’s just been the most incredible experience and I’m so so grateful for all the support. Being on set feels so special every single day and I’m just really excited for the fans to finally see how these beautiful moments come to life on screen.

I mean, looking back, you realize those early wins are just the start. You think you’ve reached the final goalpost, but really, it’s just one stepping stone. It’s funny how life forces you to pivot, but honestly, that’s where the real growth happens, you know?

So we were on this massive set with all these explosions and I had to run across the bridge while the wind was blowing and then I saw the cue and just sprinted and then I realized I forgot to breathe but it looked so cool on the monitor.