Otmar Szafnauer

There's still this respect, care, understanding for each other that I think other parts of the world have lost.

Did you sense that?

You know your job.

Mate, you know your job.

I spent a lot of time standing outside clothes shops as well because Florence is now 13.

So we've reached this point where Florence and Harriet can go to the same clothes shops and not just buy the same clothes, but the same clothes everywhere.

in the same size.

My wife and my teenage daughter are wearing the same dress.

So like we went to the gym one day and Flo just wore Harriet's gym stuff.

And for me, like I still see a two-year-old sitting on my lap.

You know what I mean?

Like learning how to eat.

And it's very strange.

I think she kind of likes it.

I think we both, we're both mourning the fact that we, like we both mourn the babies we no longer have.

But I don't think that's probably a common thing for parents of older children.

But equally, this is just as magical, if not more magical than any other stage of childhood, I think.

I think so.

Absolutely.

Well, I obviously mentioned Formula One and my time travelling the world.