Kate Langbroek

At what point did you go, oh, there's something happening here?

Was it your first TikTok that changed things?

When you say that you started doing full service work, like how was that transition for you?

Like what was the moment where you went, oh, I can value add here?

It has done really well because it was, of course, the period I think I first saw you, like a lot of people, when you'd be doing your money show and it was like… Yeah, the money counts.

…wads and wads of money, of cash.

And then you've kind of stepped aside from that.

So you've always had this capacity to be…

very open and share a lot but also you've kind of monitored yourself as well.

Interesting too because security is always a big thing for every woman really.

And I was thinking Kim Kardashian.

Interesting because obviously when you were doing this, and this seems like it happened fairly rapidly, that you achieved this kind of level of success that you could actually measure by the wad of cash in your hand.

Do you know what I mean?

So your family back in New Zealand, how aware were they at that point of like your new pursuit?

And when you say to your parents, oh, this is the work that I'm going to do or this is the work that I'm doing, who do you have that conversation with first?

You know what I mean?

No, it shouldn't matter.

But then there's just something often in that child-parent relationship where it doesn't matter how old you are.

Like, before my dad died, he was 89, I would still hide from him if I wanted to have a cigarette at a party or whatever.

Do you know what I mean?