Paul C. Brunson

I believe it was Lorraine, but Kelly said it was another one.

And he rang Lorraine or got in touch with her somehow and said that he wanted, he loved the idea of an underdog and he owned Virgin Records, V2 Records.

and would love to sign us.

And that was that day.

Oh, wow.

And so I never left London.

We, you know, over the course of the next few weeks, Lorraine also, the lovely Lorraine, who's been with my personal journey throughout my whole time, she put us in contact with a manager, Gary, who subsequently became Liberty X's manager that day as well.

And we got management in the next few weeks who then helped financially relocate us to London until we started getting money from our advances.

And we signed a, you know, a major record label.

And was that Richard Branson?

like over the course of just maybe a few weeks.

All of this happens and I'm like, this is mental.

Like we all thought this is absolutely insane.

Like we are literally in Richard Branson's house.

We are at his record label and we're doing a press conference and he held me upside down

And Jessica, he poured champagne over her head.

All in this unrealistic, distorted reality we are living right then.

And it was mega.

Okay.

I mean, I remember going back and grabbing myself.