Fearne Cotton

Shall we move on to the dislikes?

I think we should.

My big dislike from this week, you might not be expecting this, is potholes.

Potholes, now I live in London and I've lived in London for the entirety of my life.

So I am used to riding, driving on relatively flat surfaces.

So when I go to the countryside, I'm just driving around without any awareness of what the surface is doing.

And I had to go and do some filming the other day in the Cotswolds for something I can probably tell you about a little bit later down the line.

It was a really fun day of secret filming with someone that I adore.

And on the way to the Cotswolds, I was two minutes from this person's house.

And I was driving slowly.

I was on a country lane.

So I'm going like, I don't know, 15 miles per hour.

I went down a massive bloody pothole.

My tyre didn't just burst and flatten.

It ripped.

So I then drove at about five miles an hour, actually probably less, two, to get to this person's house.

I was like, what am I going to do?

I'm also, because I'm a townie, I'm useless with anything like that.

Luckily, there were lots of men at this location I was filming at that were like country men.

Now there's a big distinction between countryside men and townie men.