Claire Byrne

But maybe that's for another book, is it?

Maybe we'll delve into that in another book.

Yeah.

Did you do a lot of research about child stars, Hollywood, that life?

I know, you deal with the hand that you have, you know.

Exactly, yeah.

And Nellie does go to school every day, which is great to hear.

And the descriptions of Chelsea's relationship with food.

I find it quite stressful to read that, that she was a child who wasn't allowed to have treats and neither her nor her twin.

Can you explain to us how you deal with that inability to swallow?

Everything they ate was monitored by Aaron, by their mother.

What does that mean for you and how you look after Nellie?

And she carried that through, of course, into her adulthood as well.

And that's all about remaining engaged.

as a child, that people want to see you as you were.

Yeah.

So you don't really grow up.

And do you have to do sort of suction with a device or drainage?

Yeah.

You must feel that for future families, this is a big day today, isn't it?