Yeah, it's nice to actually get out the house and do some work, just something to escape from the lockdown. I've been with my mum the whole time. I've loved it but you do start to go a little bit crazy at times, don't you?
And it's just nice to have a little bit of an opportunity to do something different. Well, I think it's really nice to do something for Stand Up to Cancer. So it was just nice to be able to come back again this year and do another show for the charity. Apart from that, it's a fun show to do. I think it's great that you get to be on your own for that amount of time and just play a game with other contestants that you don't know who's who and you can just pretend to be anybody or a heightened version of yourself.
It's like a fun game, isn't it? That would've been funny. I thought if I was going to go in as anybody, I'd go in as Lee because literally I know him so well.
I've known him for 20 years, and he's like the cheeky, straighter version of me. I want to go in with a bit of a blank canvas. I want people to think that potentially I might not be who I am because then I think you can play that to your advantage. But I also want to go and be me. I'm a nice person. I'm not a bitch or an arsehole.
I want to listen to people, ask lots of questions, find out a little bit about people because I'm really intrigued by people. I am a people's person. So I'm interested to get to know these virtual players and try to figure out who's real and who's not and try to make people like me. So it's a fun game. I'm really excited about that. It's what I love. I love a good old psychological game. So, yeah, it's fun. Because it is all about the mind, it is playing with other people's minds and mind games, which it's quite fun, you know?
