Amanda Luxon

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And also, I don't have to help you mother your own children yet.

And so there's this really beautiful friendship.

So she is the one that I can ring and go, oh, I had such a bad day.

And she'll go, oh, babe, I'm so sorry.

Tell me about it.

And that's just really lovely.

And, you know, William, he'll come down.

The other day I might have done something silly and managed to let a microwave drop from a very high altitude onto the floor where it became a trillion pieces.

Yes, the top of the fridge, yeah.

Well, no, it was actually in storage, and I just happened to put something on top of the microwave that was on top of the fridge, and the garage door came up and took the whole thing off.

So it was just one of those moments that I perhaps wasn't thinking clearly when I did that.

So he comes and he goes, I know that that's going to stress Mum.

So he comes and he goes, I've got it, Mum.

And so the next minute he's out there helping me pull up the hundreds and thousands of pieces of glass and solving that problem for me.

So that's what we want.

We want our kids to get to that stage.

And by the way, they still want to come on holiday.

And I think it's because we do cool holidays.

and might pay for a little bit as they go.