Gabby Logan

usually it is when I'm talking to my peers, you know.

So I won a lovely award last year at the Women in Film and Television.

And I knew what I wanted to say, you know, and I'd thought about it because it was one of those awards they tell you before.

It's kind of like a legacy award or something.

Oh, lovely.

And it was really lovely.

And it's a great lunch and it's amazing.

We're in the room and we were sat next to Joan Collins and her husband.

It's a fantastic event, right?

Oh, my goodness.

Yeah, it was a real treat to be at.

And even though I knew what I wanted to say,

and you call it cotton warm mouth which was just exactly what happened to me halfway through I couldn't get any moisture in my mouth I was like okay my mouth's gone completely dry and I didn't want to pick the water up because I thought that also looked like a kind of failing but

I feel the smell of my weakness if I take a drink of water.

Why did that happen?

Because I wasn't particularly nervous when I went up on stage, but I think looking out at the audience and seeing how incredible the room was and the people that were in there, I don't know, something psychologically must have just... I've got a theory.

Imposter.

People are going to you now, have you had lots of work done?

Because I'm sure before you could see all your gums when you were performing.

So were you getting that in the middle of delivering your poetry?