Justin Hill

And they have this beautiful story of like the healing power of music and how when she was trying to get well, they would play music.

And little things like, you know, she gets really emotional when she talks about her IVF journey after she had cancer.

She put her chemotherapy on hold because she did try.

I think she says two or three times she did try to have children and it just wasn't for her.

And then, this is what I'm talking about, she goes into a song that she wrote that she's, you know, that was about this journey.

And, like, so it's just all very, very emotional.

But also, too, what's interesting is there are some players from her life and...

most of them speak really positively about her, but some of them have a really unusual take on their time with her.

And I'm like, oh, okay, that feels a little... Like there's one person in particular, Mr. Jason Donovan, and people might hate me for saying this, but he comes across...

as a bit jaded and a bit jealous and a bit like, you know, I mean, I guess he is talking about an ex-girlfriend, but he can't help but sort of say some things about her that aren't particularly like, you know, it's not all, wow, she was amazing and I loved her and she's so great and I'm so happy.

It was kind of a very real opinion and feelings from him, which I guess is probably nice to see rather than it be a sugar-coated kind of story.

Yes.

And in secret for a while as well.

Yeah.

You know what?

The first thing was, I mean, I obviously, you know, remember Michael Hutchence and In Excess and the songs, but what's crazy is that I look at him in this footage.

I've got quite a bit of footage of him and he just reminds me of like Harry Styles and all of the guys.

Absolutely.

I couldn't believe it.

I was kind of like, wow, this guy is the blueprint for those artists that are out these days.