Podcast Appearances
It was so much to take on.
Like, just that message alone is sort of shattering.
Because I've absolutely convinced myself all my life that is too extravagant, it's too ridiculous to pretend to find a baby when you've actually given birth.
I remember her going, you've got to do your DNA now, you have to do it.
Like, it's got to be her, it has to be her.
When Jess finally does the test, it feels quite mundane, really.
It was just spitting into a tube.
My mum was like, oh, she's just an English rose.
Like, there's nothing to it.
Like, there won't be anything exciting.
I'm sure it's just Suffolk pumpkins.
And yeah, that's the sort of route we was going.
DNA matches?
No one's going to put their DNA out there.
No one will want to be found.
Someone with the same surname as the nanny that had found me.
Well, there is the same surname, so come on, this can't just be a coincidence.
It's not a massively common surname.
Can't just be a coincidence.
The one where the nanny denied knowing anything.