Louise Ayrey

We did.

I know, I know.

We went to the movies.

We went to see The Devil Wears Prada 2, which I was very excited about seeing.

I'd watched, just before going to see it, I'd watched the original and I'd forgotten how much I loved it.

You know, I just, how clever it was, how witty it was.

how it managed to kind of skewer the fashion industry, but also reminding us how incredibly vital it is to sort of global economies.

You know, like it was sort of, it would take the mickey, but then it would also celebrate and uplift and remind us.

Oh, and the cast.

And the cast is amazing.

And it kind of deals with all these topics, which most women, you know, are dealing with that sort of balance of ambition and reinvention and working and home life and raising kids and all those things.

Really clever, I thought.

What did you think of the sequel?

Whenever I watch these shows, all I think of is, I really should wear some high heels at some point.

Do you know what I mean?

I live in sneakers purely because it's just much better for my knees and all these old age kind of issues that I have.

So I live in sneakers and I watch these and I go, do women really go to work in high heels and wear them all day?

In 2026.

Oh, no, that documentary was just a documentary of watching Melania walk around in high heels.

That was all it was.