Louise McSharry

Can you imagine having to sing happy birthday on TV?

I can rarely find the happy birthday note and I can sing like I'm not a professional singer, but I can find a note usually something about happy birthday.

I can rarely find that note when I'm just in a room standing around a table or whatever as we sing happy birthday.

I would hate to sing happy birthday on TV.

But anyway, happy birthday, Charlie, I suppose for that day.

Just to mention Southern Hospitality then, which is obviously a spinoff of Southern Charm.

Again, they're all connected.

I like Southern Hospitality.

I think a lot of people don't watch this, but for anybody who doesn't watch it, I do think it's worth a watch.

Southern Hospitality is Leva, who was briefly on Southern Charm.

It basically covers a bar or nightclub that she owns with her husband in Charleston, South Carolina.

And it is similar to Vanderpump Rules in that it's about the staff of that bar and their interactions.

Obviously, people are sleeping with each other.

People are friends with each other.

People are fighting with each other.

There's lots going on all the time.

And I do.

I like it.

Like it's not my number one, but I do like it.

And the last couple of years have been really interesting, particularly because of a cast member called Emmy.