Maisie Peters

Yeah, of course you do.

Lots of WKD in a field and sort of like wearing heels to go out, but then having to like put your boots on to go home because you couldn't wear your heels through the mud and one bus.

It was very small town, which I think was good because it meant that I just spent all my time writing songs and...

being a busker and playing in pubs and ale festivals and apple-pressing festivals and, I mean, talent competitions.

I really did a lot of that from the age of 13 to 16, 17, I would say, which was so good, and I'm so glad I did it.

And my sister never... I always used to try and make her be in a family band with me, and she didn't want to do it.

And now I say, Ellen, look what we could have been.

Look who could have been sat here.

Together.

Exactly.

So I've managed to bring her into the fold in a different way.

But yeah, we have a podcast together called Twin Herd.

It's been going... Maybe... We've been doing it for over a year, but it's been public for about...

eight months.

And the podcast studio is actually our house because we live together in London.

Also with our boyfriends, there's all four of us in one flat and we do comedy in the living room and make it a podcast studio once or twice a week.

And the boyfriends are set upstairs where they belong.

No, so fair.

And we don't, the glass of wine is sort of a special occasions.

We had a lot to celebrate last episode we did.