Abbey Clancy

No.

Someone had a nickname called Chilly.

Connor Carney.

Oh.

I think it's a tough one, isn't it?

I am not an expert at all in this field.

But I think that there is an argument for a lot of childhood diseases have been eradicated because of immunizations.

But then there's also an argument that a lot of people kind of say the immunizations have contributed or caused things like autism or other complications.

But I don't know.

I don't know.

I know so many people who've immunised their children and who haven't.

And, you know, as a parent, you know, you have to do whatever you feel is right.

Excuse my ignorance, because I don't have kids, but is this like vaccinations, basically, you give newborns when they're born?

Yeah.

Is that not just common, like commonplace?

It's like most people... Yeah, it is, but I think people are starting to question, I think, because of recent times.

And Trump obviously mentioned like the, you know, I think 20 years ago, it was like one in 20,000.

You know, these stats might be incorrect, but like one in 20,000 kids had autism.

Now it's like one in two in America.

Yeah.