William Murray

Okay, so I think this is also a very, what was I saying earlier about like, yeah, not liking someone

But it's that thing when you watch reality TV show, we all tend to choose the sides of... We all tend to choose the side, regardless of who's actually right or wrong, of the people we like, personality-wise, which is a valid thing to do.

We all do that in life.

But I think I see it a lot online, like this whole...

The show was amazing.

I think it's the best thing that's happened to Bravo in a long time.

I think they need to give it a reunion episode.

I think it's such incredible TV.

Queen Martha, Queen Kimmy, like they're just, they're instant classics.

real time you're not standing up for me you're letting me down yeah I'm like it really means something do you know yeah yeah like it's not fake it's not like they didn't meet in a production meeting do you know it's real yeah a hundred percent a hundred percent

And obviously, we know we know Mark Bronson from Made in Chelsea.

Yeah, people have really strong opinions, which is valid, but I think... I've seen a lot on Twitter and online and stuff, and it seems to be coming from America, but not only.

I think there's this idea that, like... You know, Mark Francis, like...

And, you know, first of all, people don't like him because he's he's a he's someone who is like he's a bit of a character.

You know, he's not.

And he's an he he he he acts in a way that appears affected.

But I think maybe that was true when he was 14, but I think that's the person he actually is now.

And he is incredibly posh.

And he does like, I think Americans maybe don't understand as much this sort of like biting.

And like, yeah, he said something about Margot's outfit, but they all did.