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Yeah, he did.

But they're both great examples of not judging books by their colors.

In LA.

We went to LA to see him, to tell him we were going to leave Britain's Got Talent.

Because we weren't having a very nice time.

And we were... Riding me down well with him.

Oh, well with him.

I see, right.

And we were in the show less and less and we were like, we're not really, it's taken up a lot of our time.

We're not really in the show.

We might as well leave and put our energies elsewhere.

So we went out for lunch with them in L.A.

And we said, look, we're thinking about leaving because of this, this, this, this.

He went, oh, well, no, no, you can't leave.

You know, this is not going to happen.

I'll turn up on time and we'll make sure that, you know, you're featured more in the show and that you have more fun with it and blah, blah, blah.

We're like, well, OK, if that can, if you can make that happen, that would be great.

And so we sat there having lunch and he went, I can't believe you were thinking of leaving.

And he leaned over, he leaned over in the restaurant in the middle of LA and started tickling me, going, you will never leave me.

And since you became a dad as well, you know, we all know becoming a parent opens up a whole other side to you and you see... It softens you, doesn't it, Roy?