36 Hours In Cannes, Beyoncé's Thief & Katie Price's Missing Husband
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Amber, we're doing two activities on Tuesday. With five children, Emo. Yay! Sometimes I feel like I'm going to throw up. I thought you were doing a burp or something. I was like, I'm glad I'm not there to smell that. Sometimes I think it looks like half of my face has fallen down and I don't know why, but maybe it's just the way the camera is.
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Okay, let's go. Let's go. Yuck.
Let me hear for some queer love, Emo. Emo you weren't at the last record and you know the way I always feel that you show vote preferential treatment yes no I edited this episode and I heard you slagging me behind my back I'm saying it to your face and a listener commented on Spotify and said the same thing used to happen with Spenny
I honestly don't believe. Yes, I will take that I would side with Vogue over Spenny, but that, I mean, who wouldn't? But I do think I am very impartial with you both.
Amber is full of shit, Imo, so don't, like, it doesn't matter. Like, Amber, why do you think Amber had friends and then when I found Amber's friends, they all wanted to be friends with me? Imo, no, that is cruel. Oh, I'm sorry, darling. Oh, goodness me. Well, it's whatever. You better do the bloody intro before fucking, um, Umo has a fucking apoplexy. Hello and welcome to Vogue and Amber, the podcast. There you go. First time around. Listeners, you wouldn't believe how often I get that wrong. It shocks me. It deeply shocks me. We should have done bloopers of that yesterday. Apoplexy means a sudden loss of consciousness, sensation or voluntary movement. Typically. OK, no, it's oh, God, I'm so sorry. I take that back.
It means to have a stroke. Yeah, if you're if you're apoplectic, apoplectic. You know, and you just... Well, you could go apocalyptic as well, or you could go apoplectic, which would you prefer? I don't know. Apoplectic seems like a big deal, but apocalyptic, I wouldn't want to be around for that either, to be honest. Well, we might be, lads. We might be. TBC. TBC. That means to be continued. TBD to be to be decided you've been to Cannes have you not I was at Cannes in Cannes on Cannes I can go to Cannes listen no one was Cannes you do the Cannes Cannes well girls I had a life changing moment in Cannes I was taken to sorry sometimes I feel like I'm going to throw up I thought you were doing a burp or something I was like I'm glad I'm not there to smell that
I was in the back of a taxi the other day. I love to pretend that I'm not pregnant. So like, and he was like, you tired? I'm like, no, no. I had to have a nap today. I've got the beds open there. I pretend I'm going for Zoom. Like I got to zoom upstairs. No one interrupts me. I have to because I struggle. Some days I struggle to get through the day. Other days I'm fine. But what was I saying? Yeah, I was in a taxi and I got really bad car sickness because I get that as well when I'm pregnant. And I vomited in my own mouth twice. And only that I was just too far away. I nearly got out and just got on a line bike. I was like, I can't do this. Head between the legs. Anyway, I went to Cannes. And I went to Cannes with Nespresso.
They invited Spenny and I. I'm pretty sure I only got the nod because of me. But we went there to go to the Cannes Film Festival. And obviously, like, it was a lot of, like, switching around. Spenny's mom's up in Scotland now for ages, which is an absolute bloody nightmare.
Because...
I know she's doing some, but she's got work bits up there, but I'm like, for God's sake, what am I going to eat it down here? And so we were struggling around to get childcare and eventually we got it sorted. So we were able to go to Cannes for 36 hours and it was fantastic. Didn't, my feet barely touched the ground. We landed, we went straight down. Nespresso had this little like beach club. Oh my God. It looked lovely. I loved all the colors. So we're crossing the road, right? On the way to the beach club. We had literally been in the hotel for 15 minutes, left, went across the road. And then I saw what I would perceive as I was like, oh God.
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