Geri Halliwell-Horner

And how old is verse? He's one. Oh my goodness. And the twin? Valley. Valley. Valley and verse.

You're like the Waltons. I don't know what that means. Oh, my God. You need to go and look back at American history. Okay. The Waltons. Do you think we'll make history? Potentially.

You're like the Waltons. I don't know what that means. Oh, my God. You need to go and look back at American history. Okay. The Waltons. Do you think we'll make history? Potentially.

You're like the Waltons. I don't know what that means. Oh, my God. You need to go and look back at American history. Okay. The Waltons. Do you think we'll make history? Potentially.

Yeah, of course you're making history. Okay, ask one of your friends. Okay. Mothers or, you know, relatives that are slightly older. Okay. About the Waltons, right? And they will know exactly what I'm about to say anyway. Good night, Grandpa. Good night.

Yeah, of course you're making history. Okay, ask one of your friends. Okay. Mothers or, you know, relatives that are slightly older. Okay. About the Waltons, right? And they will know exactly what I'm about to say anyway. Good night, Grandpa. Good night.

Yeah, of course you're making history. Okay, ask one of your friends. Okay. Mothers or, you know, relatives that are slightly older. Okay. About the Waltons, right? And they will know exactly what I'm about to say anyway. Good night, Grandpa. Good night.

grandma you know and they all said and there was about seven of them the kids there's seven kids I have seven of them okay yeah so that's what I think you need to go and watch it just google the Waltons okay I'm going to that'll be my on my drive home I will it was always a very loving family experience okay I hope my kids have that. Like, that has a warm place in my heart, the Waltons. Okay.

grandma you know and they all said and there was about seven of them the kids there's seven kids I have seven of them okay yeah so that's what I think you need to go and watch it just google the Waltons okay I'm going to that'll be my on my drive home I will it was always a very loving family experience okay I hope my kids have that. Like, that has a warm place in my heart, the Waltons. Okay.

grandma you know and they all said and there was about seven of them the kids there's seven kids I have seven of them okay yeah so that's what I think you need to go and watch it just google the Waltons okay I'm going to that'll be my on my drive home I will it was always a very loving family experience okay I hope my kids have that. Like, that has a warm place in my heart, the Waltons. Okay.

And are they an American family? Yes.

And are they an American family? Yes.

And are they an American family? Yes.

It's a big American TV show. I don't think I've ever... That I used to watch as a little girl. And they lived up on this valley. Uh-huh. So, valley in verse. Yes. And it was just very charming. But they, you know, they'd face their adversities together.

It's a big American TV show. I don't think I've ever... That I used to watch as a little girl. And they lived up on this valley. Uh-huh. So, valley in verse. Yes. And it was just very charming. But they, you know, they'd face their adversities together.

It's a big American TV show. I don't think I've ever... That I used to watch as a little girl. And they lived up on this valley. Uh-huh. So, valley in verse. Yes. And it was just very charming. But they, you know, they'd face their adversities together.

So why don't we get, like, the BBC? Well, you can now, but we had things like The Waltons, The A-Team... Charlie's Angels. We were flooded with American television. And then we'd watch these movies and back in the day you only had a few channels and you'd think America. Ghostbusters, and you'd see New York and think, wow.

So why don't we get, like, the BBC? Well, you can now, but we had things like The Waltons, The A-Team... Charlie's Angels. We were flooded with American television. And then we'd watch these movies and back in the day you only had a few channels and you'd think America. Ghostbusters, and you'd see New York and think, wow.

So why don't we get, like, the BBC? Well, you can now, but we had things like The Waltons, The A-Team... Charlie's Angels. We were flooded with American television. And then we'd watch these movies and back in the day you only had a few channels and you'd think America. Ghostbusters, and you'd see New York and think, wow.

No, it was still really charming. Do you know what it was? I remember, because I'd only ever seen America on big movies. Right. You know, yellow cabs or big limousines. You have this idealization of what it's going to be. But I remember when I first arrived in Los Angeles and I saw a limousine, I was like, wow. This was when limos weren't... you know, so available.