Lois Logan

I was going to gain excessive weight.

It's a genetic condition.

We're both not scientists.

It also doesn't lead to endometriosis.

Let's edit that bit out.

Let's not get scientific, Gabby, because you're not a scientist.

I've spoken to a few people who have PCOS, and it's very freeing to know you have it, because all these things that you've had.

And also, like anything, it comes in different shapes and sizes, so I don't have a hairy face.

I've not gained excessive weight.

You know, I look, I kind of look normal and healthy, but there are all these things that are happening with my hormones that are not different to most women because one in five women have it.

So, yeah, I just feel like it's a shame that it wasn't something I never learned about at school.

Yeah, and it's a shame that there was a, you know, essentially a piece of cannon fodder made about.

Yeah, there was some horror.

I mean, I try not to, I shouldn't read comments on things like that, but I didn't ask to be outed.

It's my mum.

It's my mum.

No, it's not.

Dad literally said, mum came in and said, well, we think it's come from you, Kenny.

He goes, do you think I've got it?

No, dad, you've not got ovaries.