Suzanne Noble

And that led me on my voyage of sexual discovery, as I like to call it, which eventually resulted in a

In an erotic memoir that I wrote in my early 40s that actually did really well under a pseudonym.

And then I wrote a subsequent one because my publisher said, well, that one did really well.

Can you write another one?

What was the name of that?

It was called The Butcher, The Baker, The Candlestick Maker.

And it was published by Random House.

And it paid my kids' school fees for a couple of years, which is great.

Yeah, I actually went to number 20 overall on Amazon.

Yeah, so, I mean, I was a bisexual person in my early 20s.

And then I met this incredibly handsome man and had a very monogamous, very, you know, very traditional relationship.

And then we made the big mistake, like,

couples have made before of working together, living together, raising children, which ultimately was very, yeah, it wasn't a good situation.

We ended up taking our work home and blah, blah, blah.

But anyway, we ended up having an incredibly amicable divorce, I have to say.

It was very amicable.

And then subsequent to that, about six months after I got married, I met this complete nutcase of a man in

Soho House back in the days when that members club was just one single club in London.

And he and I started living together very quickly, even though that was a massive mistake.

And he was a guy who was...