Jamie Laing

The one thing you know you're good at is interviewing.

You know, I've been on your podcast and it's just the way that you move through the narrative and you make someone feel comfortable and you ask great questions.

Have you always been like that?

Who do you feel nervous with?

Really?

Right now, you feel a bit more uncomfortable than you would if you were doing it to me.

That journalist wouldn't ask a man the same question.

God, no.

Of course not.

Did you feel like you had to be even more likeable and liked because you were a woman?

Because you started TV at 15.

Yes.

Your mum said, yeah, cool, go and do it.

Like, what could you do?

So would you allow Rex to go and do something like that?

Because that's the hard thing, right?

You kind of want to allow your kids to fall out the tree and hurt themselves, but also you want to teach them how to climb at the same time.

So it's a weird balance that you have with them, isn't it?

But how do you think growing up on screen, right, at such a young age, how do you think that shaped your identity?

Being in the entertainment business, it's all about being liked.