Mo Gilligan

A real moment.

Can I borrow your phone just to pat you on the back every once in a while?

Yeah, I think, you know, no one's ever sure of what it's like when you become famous.

If you've never come from that world or never been around it, you don't know how it's going to change your life in some ways.

Yeah, you know, in the UK, if I go to a restaurant, which I started realizing that

I started realizing that this is my name and I'm using it on everything.

If I book a table and go out, it's my name.

So essentially when I get there, they know it's me that's already going to come, for example.

So I started realizing that, you know, I can't put my name on stuff, you know, even on the post, you know, my, my name is on my post.

It's my name, you know, and the postman starts delivering a package, for example, and the guy turns up and he's like, ah, yeah, I've seen it.

Yeah.

that's yeah you you're like that's the part of like fame that you that you know going out in the street it comes with the territory of being on television but when it comes to you when it's personal when it's intimate when yeah every day like when yeah 100 when you wake up in the morning you're like oh i've been waiting for this parcel and i'm in my underpants and a guy a guy is like hey hey man oh mo uh can you sign for this also can i take a picture of you in the parcel and they're like no

check out my instagram lots of pictures there and you feel free to steal any of them yeah i i think that's that's the part of um success that you you know whenever like you don't ever get prepared for that kind of side of it um but yeah you know when you go out and stuff and people recognize you and yeah it comes with the territory you know i can't sit here and say

oh, it's hard, I don't like it.

There are parts of it where you are in a meal and someone comes up to you halfway and you've got food in your mouth and you're like, oh, you want to get a picture now?

Yeah, but it doesn't happen that much.

You just find ways to get used to it.

It is part of your life.

I think for me, I've always been more

conscious of my friends and my family and how it affects them because I'm the one in the spotlight, not them.