Matthew Ridge

You're going to have a big satchel carrying around because you're going to be looking after those kids for the rest of your life.

So, like, my two kids, Jamie and Boston, they're out the gate.

They're successful.

They're doing their own thing.

My youngest boy's coming up.

Now I've got to worry about my two little ones, you know?

So...

So it's a big job.

And they're in France, and, you know, like that's another whole level of –

Yeah, he's a cool kid though, man.

He's cool.

So with Boston, I think we said this on the podcast, but we didn't really go into length with Jamie.

So when I split up with Sally, we didn't talk a lot.

And she did a great job with the kids.

But the kids were young and when the kids are young, they need their mum, you know, like, but obviously, like, I spent a little bit of time with her, a lot of time with them and provided financially, but not a lot of, you know, not as much time as she spent with them.

But I think Sally needed the children more than I did, you know, like, just because when you leave, I left, when you leave...

It's a pretty big hole to fill, right?

So they kind of, she sort of needed the kids, you know, and I recognised that, I guess, to a certain extent.

But anyway, as we got, we started getting back together as a family, I guess.

Not together like that, but, you know, talking and stuff.