Davina McCall

I could see you, I don't know, you felt a bit different to Maiden Chelsea Spencer to me.

That's why you won!

And probably one of the biggest adventures of your life, right?

You know, one of my most favorite things, and in fact, it is a comment that we have had on this podcast a lot when we've had other men on here.

Richard E. Grant came on and talked about his little boy.

In the most wonderful way.

But to hear...

I mean, without blowing smoke up your ass, you know, like you are a proper man's man and you live a sort of man's man life and you go and do these big challenges.

And yet here you are.

I'm saying these wonderful things and rather than being seen, I think what's nice is for other men watching, um, to see this as a strength, you know, not a weakness to be, to be your partner's cheerleader and to support them and to, um, it is a strength, not a weakness.

And it's so nice to see a man comfortable enough in his own skin.

To be able to do that.

No, but I think the other thing I think in life, and again, it's something that I see in really successful relationships, is when you can be each other's cheerleader.

And sometimes if there's competition in a relationship where someone is maybe a bit jealous of somebody else's success or they wanted that in their own lives or they're somehow not happy in their own life,

then they can't cheerlead their partner.

I'm really enjoying watching you on that journey.

And this is what you're putting on television.

It's like, I'm watching you find out who you are.

And it's brilliant.

You absolutely, that's why you're here.