Justin Hill

She's like, I couldn't handle people talking about my sister like this.

And she was saying that she was in London while Kylie was recovering and having treatment in Paris, so she was very lucky she got to spend a lot of time with her.

They used to play a lot of music.

Their mum was with them and basically just kept themselves in this little cocoon so that she could just heal.

And they're very brutally honest and they say, we didn't know if she was going to survive.

So it wasn't one of those things where it's like, you know, it's looking positive.

You know, she talks about cutting her hair and then it coming out in clumps and then having to shave it and then just feeling like a shell of a human being.

Her family surrounding her, Danny, like you can just see she gets choked up time after time.

And they were pitted against each other, but...

Terrible.

You know, they were actually quite close.

They still are.

That brought them even closer together.

And you can just see Dani just speaks of her sister with such fondness and her eyes light up when she talks about her, which is really lovely to see.

Yeah.

It literally is.

And it doesn't feel, you know, with a lot of biopics, you're like, what's the marketing message you're trying to sell me here?

Or what is the fabrication of what you want the audience to think?

It's not jammed down your throat like that.

Like I got to the end of the three episodes and I went, wow, mate,