Sarrah Le Marquand

So no shrinking violets there.

How was that competitive edge among the six of you?

Oh, my God.

So it really had an impact because that is commitment.

Yeah.

Okay.

Because it's good to hear what you're saying because obviously living here in Australia –

And shark attacks are unfortunately a part of our life.

Even though this was shot in Bahamas, there would be parts of the world where that's just a crazy thing.

I went to the Bahamas because never going to encounter a shark back home.

But of course, for Australians, it's a very real fact of our life.

It's been really interesting to hear a bit more about the show from you because Ariane Titmuss, one of your fellow contestants...

on Shark was on the Stellar podcast last year.

She sat down with me for her first interview after she'd announced her retirement from professional swimming.

You mentioned you've all become friends.

And I think you and Ariane, obviously, apart from the fact that I've sat down with both of you on the Stellar podcast, it would be so interesting.

She's 25 now and to think the life that she has lived, that

hyper-structured world of competitive swimming.

And then thinking about you, Tammy, at 25, you were by that point already had two children and this big business and a big profile.

So your lives look so different in so many ways.