Sarrah Le Marquand

And as you've already said, there hasn't been the moment where you felt that exhale.

So I won't ask that.

But was there a moment for you and your husband, Ben, where you thought this is different and I feel like we're in a different space and certainly somewhere that you have never been and as you've just said, never expected to be?

And your husband, Ben, is in a couple of the photos inside Stella with you today.

You're both beaming, which sounds so trite, but people can see it for themselves.

As soon as people hear your news, they'll go...

I did think that she had a glow about her and so did Ben.

Obviously, I can't ask you to... I've had a boob job a couple of times.

What do you say when someone is so rude and asks that anyway?

I love that word.

So I wanted to ask, of course, about Ben and then the people in your family, like parents that you've brought in.

I can't ask you to speak for them, but for Ben example, how's he feeling about this?

I wanted to ask a little bit about that, about telling people, because people have felt so invested in your story for a multitude of reasons.

I think simply through just a sense of empathy and hoping the best for somebody, whether they know you or not, can be a bit of a parasocial relationship, but in the best possible way.

I mean, you and I don't know each other that well.

We really started as people that knew each other in a parasocial, like meaning on social media capacity.

Blinding down a musical.

That's right.

I mean, the strongest bonds are forged into the strains of musical theatre, as you and I both know.

How are you feeling about being able to break this news with your own community and then people that aren't necessarily within your circle?