When the effervescent Sandra Martin (Queen Bee) of Gogglebox graces our microphone, you know you're in for a treat. From her regal rise out of Brixton's vibrant scene to schmoozing with the likes of David Beckham and Stormzy, her journey is nothing short of a rollercoaster of glitz, heartache, and hilarity. As she spills the beans on her first star-struck moment and the jarring shift from a life of scrimping to one of luxury, you'll be chuckling and gasping in equal measure. Her uncensored take on the Royals and her infectious laughter bring a sparkle to our chat that's as unforgettable as her stint on the beloved reality show.
Navigating the labyrinth of fame isn't all red carpets and spotlights, and Queen Bee doesn't shy away from the shadows. She opens up about the seismic shifts of personal loss, the sensationalism of the tabloids, and the intricate dance of inheritance battles. Yet, beneath the razzmatazz of her public persona, we discover the resilience born from her Brixton reign, the quiet contemplation in hotel rooms, and the poignant reflection on whether it's time for a senior home. Her story is a poignant reminder of how the past shapes us, and the strength that comes from facing life's unforeseen challenges.
Wrap up the episode with Queen Bee as she cuts through the celebrity tinsel, sharing candid tales from behind the scenes of reality TV and the candid challenges of living in the public eye. We delve into the complexities of family dynamics, the tribulations of mental health under scrutiny, and the life lessons woven through her uproarious anecdotes. And if you thought it couldn't get any more fascinating, hold onto your headphones: we're talking aliens, biblical befuddlement, and the whimsical wishes of a woman whose lust for life and laughter is as infectious as her love for Gogglebox. Join us for an episode that's as rich in wisdom and warmth as it is in wit and wonder.
When the effervescent Sandra Martin (Queen Bee) of Gogglebox graces our microphone, you know you're in for a treat. From her regal rise out of Brixton's vibrant scene to schmoozing with the likes of David Beckham and Stormzy, her journey is nothing short of a rollercoaster of glitz, heartache, and hilarity. As she spills the beans on her first star-struck moment and the jarring shift from a life of scrimping to one of luxury, you'll be chuckling and gasping in equal measure. Her uncensored take on the Royals and her infectious laughter bring a sparkle to our chat that's as unforgettable as her stint on the beloved reality show.
Navigating the labyrinth of fame isn't all red carpets and spotlights, and Queen Bee doesn't shy away from the shadows. She opens up about the seismic shifts of personal loss, the sensationalism of the tabloids, and the intricate dance of inheritance battles. Yet, beneath the razzmatazz of her public persona, we discover the resilience born from her Brixton reign, the quiet contemplation in hotel rooms, and the poignant reflection on whether it's time for a senior home. Her story is a poignant reminder of how the past shapes us, and the strength that comes from facing life's unforeseen challenges.
Wrap up the episode with Queen Bee as she cuts through the celebrity tinsel, sharing candid tales from behind the scenes of reality TV and the candid challenges of living in the public eye. We delve into the complexities of family dynamics, the tribulations of mental health under scrutiny, and the life lessons woven through her uproarious anecdotes. And if you thought it couldn't get any more fascinating, hold onto your headphones: we're talking aliens, biblical befuddlement, and the whimsical wishes of a woman whose lust for life and laughter is as infectious as her love for Gogglebox. Join us for an episode that's as rich in wisdom and warmth as it is in wit and wonder.
Welcome to another exciting episode of KevJet the podcast. This week I'm excited to introduce to you UK's television royalty, gogglebox's own Queen B.
Speaker 2:I was the Queen of Brixton. That's where they found me in the pub, sit down with my jewelry on. When I started it up until the five years, I was the number one that made the whole show. I live off my Gogglebox platform. I live off it big time Up to this day. Here now, kev, everyone said go back, go back, miss Gogglebox, go back. It was hard work being a celebrity because I wasn't taught how to be a celebrity, but I handled it very well. I was on Benefits next minute. I was in a Rolls Royce, in the Benz.
Speaker 1:We talk all things, red carpet, television awards and who is the first celebrity she met? Only my, david Beckham. David, call me.
Speaker 2:That was my first celebrity I met because he'd done a book signing and I went down there while everyone was in the queue asked David, went in to see David. When they turned around and they saw me, it all stopped. The book signing stopped. They ran to me for selfies. The security had to grab me and bring me round and back. The fact it's Stormzy Happened to Stormzy as well.
Speaker 1:I'm not going to lie, queen Bee is a big personality and she was difficult to keep on track in conversation, but boy did we have a laugh.
Speaker 2:You're funny, you're right, you're right. No, I wasn't. What was I trying to say? I was trying to show off.
Speaker 1:What is Queen Bee's connection with Queen Elizabeth and the royal family? Well, she's got a whole take on the Windsors.
Speaker 2:The family has got bad background. I've digged them out. They know each other from a long time. Sarah sucked the toe. Diana got married to a black man, andrew turned pedophile. The only one is that little small one and his wife. Were they cool, edward, he's ate enough of it. Then Sarah tried to blackmail Andrew Me, and Sarah was invited To the Queen's 80th, you know, and Prince Philip goes to me. Do you live in New York Windsor? I goes. No, I live in Brixton. I'm from Gogglebox, I watch telly. You watch me, me watching Bless him spitting all over the place.
Speaker 1:In case you're wondering, she is busier than ever. She is booked up for a whole year now and she opens up about podcasts.
Speaker 2:You're my first podcast, let me act normal. Yeah, you're funny, you made me got pimples.
Speaker 1:Queen B is honest and hilarious. She had me howling from start to finish. You're going to love this episode.
Speaker 2:If Goggles make me at 50 and I come out of jail three years, why was I in jail at 47? What was I doing? You damn thief? I must be shoplifting or doing fraud. Oh, I don't know. I love what you're asking me. I've never done this before.
Speaker 1:This episode was full of coincidences, and this one will blow your mind.
Speaker 2:February Shut up. Shut up.
Speaker 1:That's my birthday and the 3rd February. Shut up, shut up, that's my birthday.
Speaker 2:I'm the fifth of February.
Speaker 1:And so is one of my golden girls.
Speaker 2:I'm the fifth of February.
Speaker 1:She tells me how she decided to have Sandy as her TV sidekick. Duo.
Speaker 2:I said I can't find no crackhead friends, can't put no crackheads on the TV, no, or criminals. You're funny, you know.
Speaker 1:What's a conversation without breaking out the Bible?
Speaker 2:Even the Bible's confusing me, because did you know? I've read it. When your wife dies, she's gonna marry your brother. It's in the Bible. I read it and, yeah, it confused me. Everyone was going with everyone.
Speaker 1:Who is your favorite podcast host? Kev.
Speaker 2:Jett. His name is Kev Jett, born the same day as me, 5th of February. Do you know him? He's cute, I look good. You know you look amazing. I can't wait for this to come out.
Speaker 1:Sit back, relax and enjoy this feel-good conversation with Queen Bee. Welcome, queen Bee, to Kevjet, the podcast Amen. I feel like I should roll out the red carpet.
Speaker 2:No, well, I was one on the other day.
Speaker 1:Were you Tell me about that. I went to.
Speaker 2:Priscilla, was it on the?
Speaker 1:other day. Where are you Tell me about that? I went to Priscilla was it Priscilla?
Speaker 2:yeah.
Speaker 1:Do you know? I was there the night before you.
Speaker 2:Okay, yeah, because they had. I got a pamphlet. I was here. Priscilla Party.
Speaker 1:It's amazing. Tell me about your experience.
Speaker 2:Well, no, I've been to quite a few drag parties before. My good friend of mine, simon gross. He does a lot of drag parties and you know gigs, events, yeah. So he rang me up on monday and said to me and would you like to come? Red carpet song, everyone's there. And I went there and it was nice. I've been to them before. But the main thing I was looking for when I was there was celebrities to take selfies with so I met.
Speaker 2:Christopher Biggins and that black guy that was married, or was his girlfriend, vanessa Feltz. Vanessa Feltz, x-man sure and I met my Katie Price.
Speaker 1:I saw that on social media. How was she?
Speaker 2:She was very nice. We were laughing, she was looking at me, I was making her laugh, I made everyone laugh. You get me and the emails I saw. I think that was it, whoever I put up.
Speaker 1:I saw lots of photos. I saw lots of photos.
Speaker 2:You looked like you had a great time, I wish. But you know I should have done that yesterday when I went to my another um event, um luncheon event I should have brought my mic out. Because I've got a new hobby now wherever I go because I'm booked out until next year wherever I go I interview people. So I've done seven yesterday. You know different people doing things, so that's my little hobby with my little mic.
Speaker 1:I saw that on social media and I love watching those video clips yeah, I'll be going because I'll be traveling, doing different places.
Speaker 2:I will not when I was in. I'm going to Skegness soon, a couple weeks, and I'm going lazy Wherever I go, just to talk to interesting people and to find out how they feel about what's going on in the world and what they're doing and things like that.
Speaker 1:It's such a great idea because if there's anybody in this world that deserves to be a host of a TV show, it is you.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I know that's how far, that's how close I can get to being on. A host is doing what I do, but I'm glad I'm doing it because I'm talking to strangers. They're not celebrities.
Speaker 1:I love that. I think that is doing their own thing. You know, everybody has a story.
Speaker 2:And I say that every day, every day.
Speaker 1:Love it. I absolutely love what you do on social media. You are so entertaining and I'm always looking at you on social media.
Speaker 2:And then sometimes I see random, like I just put one of the fake. I've got to recall the word fake, mr T. Sometimes I see random pictures because I live off my Gogoboss platform.
Speaker 1:I live off it big time sure, let's talk about that you did nine series on google box, didn't you well?
Speaker 2:five whole years. I don't know how many series is that. Five whole years. I started it and um original cast yes, I was, yeah, yeah, yeah, I was glad that Channel 4, studio Lambert. When I started it, up until the five years, I was the number one that made the whole show.
Speaker 1:You're the one that have everybody coming back.
Speaker 2:I'll tell you that, yeah, yeah, up to this day here now, kev, everyone said go back, go back, miss Gogglebox, go back.
Speaker 1:Let me know know I've done my bit, babes love it I I love it, and even with the reruns, when we see you come up, we just have to sit down and watch them yeah, yeah, just a minute ago on the news when they mentioned about they arrested somebody for george's death.
Speaker 2:Sure a bit advert with um guess what they put on. I went, I was next to Sandy. They put on the drunken Stephen Dom Dom on as an advert and Sandy and I saw it wow, anytime I see anything to do with me, anything to do with Gogglebox everyone thinks about me it's amazing.
Speaker 1:I mean, you're the first person, the first thing that people talk about when they talk about Gogglebox is they ask about you?
Speaker 2:Yeah, all the time. I get it, every day, every day of my life. I get stopped, no matter where I go. Hastings, christmas gone. I was in Hastings for a week. A family invited me for Christmas dinner and a week with them. I said yes, yes, because I'm always with my family. And then Skegness I was away in Skegness. Then I went Portugal. Then I went Amsterdam and Benidorm. Everywhere I go, even in Portugal, people know who I am. I don't even know. I love it. Do you miss being?
Speaker 2:on Gogglebox no, not really. No, no, I would go on it now because I'm old. Now, well, I'm not old, I'm 62 but this happened 11 years ago. But at that time Gogglebox is a contract show. That is why everyone's left I'm not the only one that's left, everyone else is left yeah, some's obviously died, but Gogglebox, you can't do certain things. That's why George got away with it. May he rest in peace. When he went into Big Brother and went back on it because you're not allowed to go back on a show Sure, sandy left to go on Big Brother. But when I left there, I could have stayed. You know, I swear down on my testimony. Bogomol said please stay, but I didn't want to stay because of Sandy. Sure, sandy had gone. And it was hard work being in a celebrity, because I wasn't taught how to be a celebrity, but I handled it very well.
Speaker 1:So it just sort of happened overnight for you, didn't it?
Speaker 2:Overnight, proper overnight. Next minute I was on benefits. Next minute I was on a Rolls Royce in the Benz and I won five awards.
Speaker 1:I won the.
Speaker 2:BAFTA awards and NTA, and three of my own straight 15, 16, 17 best personality of the year.
Speaker 1:What was that like attending the BAFTAs?
Speaker 2:It was Dermot O'Leary. I was sitting there and then when I got up I had a long dress on. You know, I was laughing because I had my shoes off. I had to take my shoes off and everyone was just clapping and I walked through the stage with me and Sandy, right, you know, I didn't know what to do about that. And then I went up there, had to come down the stairs to get me up because, you know, I had to lift up my dress to walk up the stairs. And then Sandy was up there and I made my speech and he made a speech and, yeah, man, I've met everyone. I've met every superstar in London, including John Collins and David Beckham.
Speaker 1:I saw the photo of you and David Beckham today and I was very jealous no, listen.
Speaker 2:When I started Gogglebox, that was my first celebrity I met because he's done a book signing, and I went down there and you know what happened. While everyone was in the queue, I asked david waiting to see david. When they turned around, they saw me. It all stopped. The book signing stopped. They'll run to me for selfies. The security had to grab me and bring me around the back. The fact that stormzy happened in storms as well. When people's in the queue looking to see them when it goes oh my god, there she is and they actually stop. That is the. I'm gonna forever talk about that until I die you should, you should stormzy and david beckham.
Speaker 2:people stopped and left them to come to me and look at me.
Speaker 1:As they should. Queen B Amen. Let's just take a second to acknowledge George, who passed away this week. I'm Gogglebox. He's part of your Gogglebox family.
Speaker 2:Yeah, man.
Speaker 1:That came as a shock.
Speaker 2:It did come as a big shock, More than yeah, because I know him obviously. I just put his picture up. I met his family. I did know Pete as well, but Blake he passed away in three years. They said on TV a minute ago that's what I know. She's lost her husband and her son. She must be, and you know, lately everyone's dying and something's going wrong. So death is a serious thing now because everyone's feeling it, you know.
Speaker 2:I mean it's true, it's true but, um, I don't know, it's sad and he's only 40 man and that baby I remember, I remember when she was pregnant, the wife, the woman, the girlfriend, you know, I mean yeah, yeah man such a sad tragedy has died on gogobox in, you know, but of old age or something you know.
Speaker 1:That's true. In the last few years there's always been somebody, but this is quite a shock when it's somebody who's so young.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:So we just wanted to acknowledge that. Yeah, man, I read something in the newspaper and I know you can't always believe the newspaper.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:No, listen newspaper, and I know you can't always believe the newspaper. Yeah, no listen, I sell stories. Well, I read a story about you and it says that you've taken a job in a funeral parlor no, yeah, now what happened?
Speaker 2:listen, there's always the some people love me. They always had to twist up everything. Now what happened? Look where I was yesterday. His name is Lord Brett McLean and over the 11 years I've been on Gogglebox, he's my charity events manager. Okay, his mom passed away. His dad's passed away in the last say, three years. Yeah, and he's my best friend. Yeah, I'm his best friend. Every event he's got, I go. Anyway, if you look in the newspaper, he went for a thing where his stepbrothers and sisters took him to court over when a mom died. The dad died first and the mom died after. I think Left him the house. It's think left in the house. It's a big story google it of 300 000 okay it was going on for years.
Speaker 2:Even the newspapers came down, not newspaper, they came to my house. I was gonna do a little story on it, but the story's out, so it was on the tv, okay, I said. I said little bit, don't put me in it. You know what I mean, because you know it's a private thing. I don't want your family to know. I've been around your mum and dad and you for 11 years, you understand you ain't seen your family, sure? Anyway, cut the story short.
Speaker 2:Lord Brett said I don't know where he got the money from, but said he's got the. I don't know where he get the money from, but he owns a house and he works. He works anyway. He's got about 20 jobs. Google him. Anyway. He said that I'm gonna buy a funeral parlor. Now, guess what? I was living there with him. September gone, october. I'll live there for three months because, I'm not gonna lie, I haven't got a permanent place at the moment. I'm living in hotels actually, which some of my haters don't like. Uh-oh, I got a hate campaign. That's another drama, anyway, listen. So Lord Brett bought a funeral parlor.
Speaker 2:So last year I got all excited. I mean I'll be the cleaner because you clean the blood. I mean I don't know. But I was getting all excited because I was living in Hastings and the newspaper you can get in the newspapers in Hastings like this, they love talking. I turned around and said I'm going to be working in the funeral parlour and they put it in the paper. Just like every year I'm moving to Hastings. I'm a yo-yo. I ask everybody every minute I'm doing something. I'm living air dare everywhere. Derby. When I left Gogglebox I lived in Birmingham. Then when Covid come, I run to London. Then I run to Derby. Then I'm back here, I'm just active. It's a gobble box does it to me. So that was the story. I weren't going to go there, I'm back here in London.
Speaker 1:I had visions.
Speaker 2:If I wanted to. I was just going to be like the assistant. You know, when you come in and said my mum or someone's dead, I would have just wrote down the details. That was it. I can tell you a story about everything. Yeah, because you know the people like to. But I don't mind, I'm 62. I don't mind anything. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:I had visions of you in this funeral parlor and that would be the most amazing reality show.
Speaker 2:it would yeah, especially when the dead bodies start coming in. Yeah, but but you know what, if I really really if I, if I could have got a property, because it's hard I'm on the housing list now and I'm gonna go meet someone next week, friday. Regarding my housing, yeah, because I'm gonna go back in one of them old people home again because I like them. I don't want to live on my own and I said to my children I might as well go in one now, because that's where you're going to put me in one later on, so I might as well just go in there from now.
Speaker 1:At least you can choose it now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so I'm going to get another one it otherwise. At the moment I'm happy where I am Good.
Speaker 1:You're always on the go, that's for sure.
Speaker 2:I'm always on the go because I'm busy, I don't know, because I've got a character now about me. I didn't know about me, but I did Like until I started Gogglebox. You can't tell me that you were a quiet person up until Gogglebox. You're funny, you're right. You're right. No, I wasn't. What was I trying to say? I was trying to show off, you were trying to bullshit me somehow. No, no, no, but I was the queen of Brixton.
Speaker 1:Okay.
Speaker 2:That's where they found me in the pub, sit down with my jewelry on. I used to go party. What was I do? Babysitting. I just became a grandma.
Speaker 2:She's 13 now, so you were like Nanny McPhee, yeah, and like when? Yeah, something like that. This is my first granddaughter. I weren't a real Nanny McPhee, but I was a grandma. When Gogglebox came into my life, yeah, because my granddaughter came on it for the first series. But when it started to get big now and she couldn't go to school, I went and took her to the nursery. I'm sitting there watching TV eating pot noodle.
Speaker 1:How many hours a week did you have to sit and watch TV?
Speaker 2:Listen, Kev, I can tell you what I said. I don't regret it. It's over. I've done too much. Now for my life. I've got a platform, a big platform. My 95,000 followers on Twitter has not left me. I had $100 and this went down a little bit. 50,000 on TikTok. They sold me to Netflix because I didn't see this contract. They still got me underneath them. Listen, what did you say? What was that question? Because I just got right off track.
Speaker 1:How many hours a week did you have to sit and watch TV?
Speaker 2:Sorry, oh my God. Oh, we went two days a week, okay, and they come twice a week From 2 pm. I was ready, they all came in the house because about six, seven camera crew. I was ready, they all came in the house because about six, seven camera crew, runners, producers, camera, music, noise, voice and whatever. And click, click, click, and so that's two, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Just say it would be like eight hours a day, let's say 16 hours. Don't ask me about the money that's gone now. Yeah, no, it's all right, I gave it away. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the children are the good type. That's why they don't mind. They look after me, even though when I'm broke, when I went to Benidorm the other day, somebody, when I went to Benidorm the other day, somebody paid for my ticket and paid for my plane. I've got people that look after me because going to Benidorm is only 50, 60 pounds. You know what I mean. I'm in Europe and my kids gave me 100 pounds to spend.
Speaker 2:There you go yeah, and I can imagine that you are the entertainment when you arrive. What, what? I've got a club there in Benidorm. Where I do my little dancing out there. Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 1:I love that you embrace this kind of new life that it's brought to you. It's a new lead on life.
Speaker 2:I make people happy in it. There's a lot of sad people there. I've had a lot of people that rang me up on suicidal and I said, listen. One man rang me up on suicidal, you know, and I said, listen. One man rang me up I know who he is on Christmas morning and said I'm going to kill myself tonight. I said is it? I put it on Facebook. What do you do when someone wants to kill yourself? He's sorry him. Take it down. Don't send me something. Don't talk to me like that. I'm sorry, sorry, don't do that man. Don't make me know Because you're coming around for Christmas. You're living in Margaret. In what life? Why would I do that? So you can kill yourself? No, no, no. That's how I talk to people. I said listen please.
Speaker 1:I love that you're positive yeah.
Speaker 2:And I said lonely women on online. Now that I talk to I'm up from I could be on the line from four o'clock in the morning. Six little women with sickness, they can't move, bed bound, all sorts of people that been watching me for 11 years and they don't see the real celebrity in me. I ain't got the celebrity. I'm still taught normal Sure, but I know my place.
Speaker 1:Do you feel when you're in a crowd of celebrities? Do you feel like you fit in and do you feel like you can control that environment?
Speaker 2:Yeah, listen, they love me.
Speaker 1:I know they would.
Speaker 2:Listen, listen. Me and Sandy went somewhere the other day and guess what? They were all Love Island. The only way is like young people. It was a whole event for the new entrepreneur. I can't say. Entrepreneurs there was a girl sitting on our table. Remember, I'm 62.
Speaker 2:This happened about two years ago 62 is come on, I know listen, there were some young girls, you know, short skirt, love island girls. You know, one of them was 21. I remember because I said to her hold on this is yeah, whatever time it was, but she was 21. So I said but we've been on 11 years, so you was 10. And you grow up now. I swear it was. Yeah, I was a 10, 11. You grow up good innit. All dressed up with high heels, short skirt, lipstick, eyeliner I love Ireland. Hit me, oh, that was nice. You grew up good innit. All dressed up with high heels, short skirt, lipstick, eye line I love Ireland. Hit me, oh, that was nice. That was for the new generation. And they all came up to us have a selfie, please have a selfie. Please Listen, man. You know what I mean, do you?
Speaker 1:When you ain't seen me before? Do you ever get tired of people coming up to you when you're out and about?
Speaker 2:No, everyone says that.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I don't. But that's what I get tired of when I'm with people and they say, oh, do you know who that is? Yeah, Some people go. Yeah, we do, Because you know you've got some people that don't say they know who you are. When I'm on the bus, I'm like this I don't look at no one Because I know some people are very jealous. I'm talking about now. I can meet someone, yeah, and they will never say hello to me. They know who I am because they hear other people talking. Sure, that's life Right now. The people I'm worried about right now is Kate Milliton and P Diddy.
Speaker 1:I was going to ask you about Kate. Actually, Are you a royalist? I'm a big royalist.
Speaker 2:Good, that is why it's downstairs my Gogglebox book. They put me in there with the queen Amazing, a cartoon of us, the two queens. Yeah, because when I started Gogglebox and every time, you know, different stories used to come up we used to watch different things. Coronation Street when I was on there, I cried. They make me cry in that bloody. I cried. When Ethel died in EastEnders I cried. I remember that. When ET come, I cried. I remember that when ET come, I cried and they wanted me to watch ET again. I goes hold on there, channel 4, I've watched ET already and I cried. What am I crying again now? Home Alone, I cried. So when they asked me about would you fit Royal Family, I goes. I love the Royal Family. Do you remember when Sarah sucked the toe?
Speaker 2:When I said that From the new. I knew everything about them Because I was around when Sarah sucked the toe and when they heard me say that, that went viral Because you know I've got every tape. It's all packed up Of me and Gutterbox. That's amazing. One day I'm going to get the kids them too, and well, they can have it when they grow up into the grandkids they can watch me all over again I actually looked, I googled you and you can actually watch um full episodes on youtube yes, I know, yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't get royalties, do I?
Speaker 2:I didn't see the small print oh see, that's.
Speaker 1:That's because gogglebox was sort of the first reality type TV, wasn't it?
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, but I don't worry because, like I said, I still got my platform. You do, and I still got a platform.
Speaker 1:And you're still making people laugh today. I love that and I love your Instagram. Your Instagram is very positive, yeah, and my favorite thing at the moment I've got 29,000 there, yeah, but you know what?
Speaker 2:sorry, kev. No, you know what I'm not really interested in. I know people comes to me but I like to put up. I'm interested in the pdd, the american people and the scandal and I'm interested in and prince andrew, why did he do that? What?
Speaker 1:do you think? What do you think is the background there?
Speaker 2:let's hear queen bee's side the family has got bad background. I've digged them out, they've got. They know you from long time. Sarah sucked the toe, diana gonna marry a black man, andrew turned pedophile. The only one is that little small one and his wife. But they're cool, edward, he's, I he's, and then I don't know what Sarah's daughter's doing. Then Sarah tried to blackmail Andrew that the queen I know the queen. I was invited to me and Sandy was invited to the queen's 80th. You know. Wow, yeah, it's on YouTube. And Prince Philip goes to me. Do you live here in Windsor? I goes. No, I live in Brixton. That went viral. He goes, what I goes. I watch your telly, I go. I'm from Gogglebox, I watch telly. You watch my Me watching Bless him spitting all over the place. That's on YouTube. The guard, everybody was laughing.
Speaker 1:What do you think of Camilla?
Speaker 2:well, let her stay there. She and that charles got a little thing on that on that branch. I love you. You love me way before diana come. Sorry about diana, dad, but that's his true love. Look at them now yeah and where did you?
Speaker 1:stand with diana.
Speaker 2:But if diana had lived I don't know what would have happened, but things happen innit. She went too quick man.
Speaker 1:Do you think she was murdered?
Speaker 2:No, I don't. I think it was an accident and all I want to talk. I think, harry, he does belong to Charles. I called him throwback Thursdays that ginger hair. He looks like Hewitt, but it's Froback Thursday because he comes from the Spencer side.
Speaker 1:What do you think of Harry and Meghan?
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're alright. You know what he's doing there. That's her next drama because she's black. I don't know if she's going to go see her daddy, because that is liberty. If you don't want to see the grandkids, and imagine if he dies, passes away and you don't see them kids, that is naughty. You shouldn't do that. So the man was confused. I would have done the same thing. Pretend solar story for Kentucky. You need your own show.
Speaker 1:We need you on TV.
Speaker 2:I know everyone says one day I'm'm alright, how I am, because somebody said it to me. I don't really want to go back. When I was on Gogglebox they dispelled me. I didn't know nothing about it. But the amount of hard work it is to be a celebrity, I can't keep up. I had to write. I had a psychiatrist, did you? They paid someone to look after me because in case I I said I end up like susan boyle. But you know, some people can't cope with fame. But I've done very well. They looked after me. I had a good agent. They watched me like hark. They've done everything for me, everything to keep me. I moved four times wow, let's keep away, brixton.
Speaker 1:Let's talk about your friend Sandy. So rumor is that you guys are not friends anymore, so let's clear that up.
Speaker 2:We just come back from Portugal. And we just done look Google us. We just come back from Portugal over the weekend. And then we was in Skegness. We was. We opened up a big club in Skegness for disabled people and Down syndrome and if you look at my post, we was on stage for hours while the whole of skegness came to take selfies free love that yeah, dan syndrome, this dan syndrome, woman wouldn't, wouldn't leave me alone, not in a bad way. She just hug, just hugging me all through, yeah, she was just there, you're just lovable.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it's alright. I spoke to her Mother's Day and then she sent me the link, not the link, even though I knew already we're on WhatsApp. Innit, she does her thing, I do my thing. I don't want to do what she does. She likes a little red carpet. She likes a little red carpet. She likes the limelight with it.
Speaker 1:I don't know why?
Speaker 2:But she does the red carpet with all the fancy. I can't bother with all that. I do the local little stuff.
Speaker 1:But you would steal the show anyway.
Speaker 2:Another thing as well I don't charge. I can't charge because I want benefits. That is why, Kev, guess what I've done from the day I left Gogglebox to now. I don't charge. Oh, did you know when I went 100 years younger in 21 days?
Speaker 1:did you? I didn't know that forget, forget this.
Speaker 2:When I left Gogglebox, itv snapped me up and guess what? I was the only black person. Guess who I went to go live with. Forget this. When I left Gogglebox, itv snapped me up and guess what? I was the only black person. Guess who I went to go live with in Sardinia for 21 days to go underneath.
Speaker 1:Shut up. I need to go watch this.
Speaker 2:Yes, doc Cotton, russell Grant, ricky from MeSenders, sean Ryder, sherry Houston, kim from Emmerdale and Roy Walker. Eight of us. What was that like? It was wicked. They loved me all. Listen, we all lived together. They bought Sardinia and the river and the film crew Me, sean Ryder and Ricky. We got in trouble.
Speaker 1:I find that hard to believe we were drinking at night.
Speaker 2:If you ever look behind Sean Ryder's sofa, we was all drunk. And then we was drunk, no, no. And then the producers come knocking the door and I went like this Sandra, get out. Ricky went going around. It was raining that night, ricky went. It was raining that night. Ricky went out in Everest singing. I'm singing it all. Right, we was all drunk. Oh, that's the next best time of my life and I've done some pantomimes, but that went. One of them went wrong Google it, I'm going to pantomime.
Speaker 2:And I've been jailed. Google it, somebody came up and channel 4 knew. You know, I've got so many stories, kev man, I need to take you out for a drink yes, anytime, listen, I need to take you out yeah, I'm just funny and I didn't know I was more funny.
Speaker 2:I got a hate campaign. Yeah, what's the hate campaign? Yeah, the hate campaign is somebody I know right, because I have cut off a few people. Really horrible. When I went IB for, oh God, I have cut off some people I had a set of fans here Like I was living with this white woman, my best friend named Anne Marish, 83, she's bedbound.
Speaker 2:She relied on me. I've done video, everyone, there's all the proof. People just jealous and they said, because it's an old white woman, they said I'm robbing her. The woman's got four carers in there. Social services come there. She's got two people that lives downstairs, the African man that's there, he's got the herb card and Amory's come on there. And I mean when the ambulance come, because everybody should go in the hospital. Yeah, they all know me, everybody know me.
Speaker 2:But you see, people can make up things I can understand. Look, haters and trolls. They watch me 24-7. They say I'm poncing. People give me money. People buy my flight. They call it poncing. People buy me food. That's what happened.
Speaker 2:I went to a restaurant. What's this? I sit in a restaurant and I've gone live. See me up. Yeah, everyone, I'm getting food Free food I was getting Because somebody liked me to come to open up the restaurant Next minute. The hater actually contacted the company. Every time I go to somebody they contact the company and slag me off. The company's like uh-oh, sandra, these people are wicked, I go. No, I go listen.
Speaker 2:When I started Gogglebox, when I went to Gemma Collins' shop and Gemma Collins gave me three bags of clothes, I met Gemma Collins, I met Ryan Clark, all of them. I asked them I'm from Brixton, I'm black I'm not being funny. I eat cow food. I'm tough. I don't know about your celebrity life. You lot can't tell me about me. I can't tell you about your mother, your father and your dog. But I can't do that because I'm in the media eye so I don't cuss. But one time when I went to go and see what's his name, the guy with the walker's crips and he's got a brother Lineker, not Gary, his brother. He had a party. When he saw me, him say Ross, who are you? I had the club raving, you see, oh, kev. So I got a little hate campaign talking about me, honcing, begging, drinking, saying all these things and everything is all. Live it's jealousy.
Speaker 2:I ignore them. The other day guess what I've been doing the other day? People say Sandra, don't do that, they don't trouble me no more. My haters don't trouble me no more. Guess what they do? They trouble my fans. One woman rang me up crying. They take their page and they slag them off.
Speaker 1:Oh no.
Speaker 2:Why are you talking to Sandra? And they get it. And then sometimes I'm bored, right Kev, and I said to everyone has anybody seen my haters? Because I haven't seen them all week. Is anybody around? I'm bored now.
Speaker 1:Is everyone on holiday or what?
Speaker 2:yeah, so but like Gemma said to me Gemma Collins, I remember she's the first one I met a long time ago when me said he went there with what's his name? Boom, you know that guy, boom, the one that died yeah, from storage. He took me and said up to jemma collins and jemma said you're good, because ain't they looking in your bins? Yet I goes, what bin? Because, and they're looking in your bins, they're looking at her bins outside her front. No, I ain't got none of it yet. She goes. Don't worry, love, you didn't start buying your bins. I goes, is it? So I started to wrap up my black bags and put in somebody who's been down the road years ago. I couldn't cope, but they don't Katie Price. When people talk about haters and things, I think about her, what they do to Harvey.
Speaker 1:Sure.
Speaker 2:They even haters and trolls, trouble people. That's even disabled. So look what they've done to Kate and these other celebrities. So I can't get better when I see that. Kev, have you got any? Have you had any?
Speaker 1:Not yet, but now you have me scared.
Speaker 2:Oh, don't, don't be scared, just ignore them Once they've actually contacted me not really contacted me Daniel Westbrook put something up on, because I talked to her on Instagram, that the trolls made her cry. I said listen, I just sent her a little message. She texts back and said thank you, sandra, I know it's hard. I know it's hard. Just try to block and delete. I've got this called the blocking finger and don't read it. I'm sure Kate and William don't read certain things, but some people might have to tell them just ignore and don't read it. I'm sure Kate and William don't read certain things, but some people might have to tell them Just ignore and that is what I do.
Speaker 1:What would your advice be to Kate right now if she was looking for advice from Queen Bee? What would you say to her?
Speaker 2:I would say Kate, kate, thank God, I think you must have the cancer. When you went for the operation, I think they must have took out the cancer so you're recovering. I don't know your business, but right now You've got to concentrate on them. Three kids, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, and your husband and your father-in-law. He's going through what he's going through, so do your best and ignore the world. You've done it very well. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She knows what to do. It's so sad she's getting trolled like whatever. And what's her name? Why do they want Kim Kardashian to apologize to her?
Speaker 1:What do you think of the Kardashians?
Speaker 2:No, I like them, do you? Yeah? And you know what my daughter said Mommy, you always like people. That people don't like, I like. They're doing their thing, everyone's doing them. Look at P Diddy and all these boys that's coming out.
Speaker 1:What's your advice to him?
Speaker 2:Come out as gay. Just, you know what, do what? I'm feeling it. I'm feeling P Diddy. There's a thing somebody put up Jay-Z's got missing. Beyonce, listen, I live off these people. You know, I don't live off no one in Brixton or London because no one ain't doing nothing. There's nothing going on. All my friends are crackheads, yeah, or teeth. I don't talk to them no more. I walk on my own and I try not to see them because they say, oh, it's a pound, no, I ain't going. And they want to beat me up Not really beat me up, because I don't want to give them a pound, because I look good. You see, when I go social, I'm just talking how I am. I've got all my rings on. You know, I dress up and say where are you going? I go, I might be broke, be on benefit.
Speaker 1:Doesn't mean, don't put me on that Dag I'm going, Benidorm, you still look good girl.
Speaker 2:I've tried, but I'm happy going. Yeah, I'm feeling P Diddy Kate. What next is going to happen?
Speaker 1:I know that's the most interesting thing, because we just don't know.
Speaker 2:Because we're not even dealing with black-on-black killing. Damolola, Taylor's Taylor dance died. I've got quite a few people that's died. My brother died two and a half years ago. He had cancer so and I was there with him when he died. For the last three months I cared for him. He's my younger brother. That pissed me off, yeah. And you had a sister that passed away as well, didn't you?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I got my sister. I got one sister that died, that one that died the other day, that's Jennifer Richards. She's my best friend of 50 years. I call her my sister, but I've got a real sister. She's 93 and she's got dementia. I better go and see her soon and I'm booked out. I'm going to Blackwell Awards again. I go every year. I'm going to Skegness to hang around with a more big little scooter. So guess what I've got to do For free? They're going to give me a caravan to live in, free food, free drink, free everything. All I've got to do is ride a scooter up the road and back in Skegness by the sea.
Speaker 1:I might have to come see you.
Speaker 2:That's why I do things for free.
Speaker 1:That's why I?
Speaker 2:pay people. Yeah, people will pay for my hotel. Yeah.
Speaker 1:But you bring so much joy to people.
Speaker 2:I do, I know I do.
Speaker 1:And I think that's amazing. Yeah, I think that's a great thing and I love what you're starting to do with your microphone interviews yeah, I've got it here.
Speaker 2:I love it. It's my daughters, my granddaughters. It's such a great idea. I love talking to people. Where is it here? It is, yes, kev, and I would like to interview one day you'll have to interview me someday.
Speaker 1:Sure I could shock you and I would like to interview.
Speaker 2:One day You'll have to interview me someday, sure, yeah, get me, go on, I could shock you. Yeah, you got a blue tick. I can't even get a blue tick. Somebody nicked my blue tick off Twitter, did they? God, yeah, there's always a scammer.
Speaker 1:There always is, isn't there? Yeah, it just sort of happened. My blue tick just appeared one day and I said I'll take that, that's good. I like to, second half of my interview, just throw some quick fire questions. Go on, don't think about the answers, just whatever comes to your mind.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:And there's no filter, no, so let's just start with easy breezy. What is your favorite part of the day?
Speaker 2:I'm waking up in the morning six o'clock good morning, britain, loose woman, been doing it for years. And then, if I've got any duties to do, do my duties. And then my main day is and everyone knows it's all over facebook phone on silent emerald coronation street. And then my main day is and everyone knows it's all over Facebook phone on silent Emmerdale Coronation Street. And then nine o'clock my body goes. I go to bed by nine and then, if I do seven hours, I'm up by four straight on TikTok. Love it. I've been doing that for all this year so far. Every years my favorite part of the day is watching TV, watching TV.
Speaker 1:Funny enough this is queen of Gogglebox.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, I have to watch TV. I'm addicted.
Speaker 1:What is?
Speaker 2:your biggest weakness? Alcohol. Oh what is that? Yeah, yeah. What do you mean weakness? Yeah, yeah. What do you mean weakness? Yeah, alcohol. I try not to drink Like I had so much yesterday. That's why I didn't go and get none today, because I drink every day. I've got alcohol dependence, but I'm not drunk. Okay, join the club.
Speaker 2:I'm immune now. Yeah, I took a blood test the other day that went viral. I'm waiting for the test to come back now. Oh God's sake, straight after Benidorm, they're going to do it. I know when they took that blood boy, there's going to be like a bottle of whiskey in that blood.
Speaker 1:What is your drink of choice? Whiskey, whiskey, nice. What is your biggest learning experience that you've had?
Speaker 2:Learning experience to ignore people, don't take it to heart. Yeah, that's my biggest one, when to shut up and can't kick off because of my satos sure I can't do.
Speaker 2:I can't and I don't want to. I don't want to be horrible because at one stage you know I've got my Bible. Yeah, every morning I read a psalm to everyone. Yeah, right here I sleep in my Bible and a couple of years ago I used to read a Bible and somebody upset me and I started to swear and people. They said you can't do that in me, I'm going to stop you lot, just get up and meet me. Yeah, just to calm my biggest. Whatever you said, I'm calm now. I just take a pinch of salt. Now, growing up, I'm learning. Yeah, man, I like that.
Speaker 1:What is your idea of a perfect date?
Speaker 2:Wine and dine Restaurant. Yeah, I don't really wine and dine, I just go to the pub Pub lunch. Yeah, nice, keep it real. I'm not going to go post-price with a knife and fork. Put the electric on Top up the electric mate. No pub lunch.
Speaker 1:Nice. What's the best compliment you've ever received?
Speaker 2:From Channel 4, the man that owns Studio Lambert. I forgot his name. I've forgotten at the moment the man that owns Goggabox. I don't know if he owns it now. I forgot that in a moment. The man that owns Gogglebox I don't know if he owns it now. I know Tanya's left. I said to him I think this is what I'm going to say to you. I think this is my biggest compliment. I said to him listen, I'm doing Gogglebox, I want to do another. Could you give me something else to do, another job, because I'm big now? You know, hear him, I'll give you something to do. Sandra, do you want to go to Naked Attraction? I go. Why would I do that? Why would I frighten my grandkids? No, the biggest compliment I got, I don't know that. My daughter said I want to be like you, mum.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's nice.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's it that is. Because of how I am. I go places, I make people laugh, yeah. She said mummy, I want to be like you, I go places, I make people laugh yeah. She said mommy, I want to be like you. Yeah, that's the biggest one.
Speaker 1:That's a great compliment. What are three things that you could never live without?
Speaker 2:Mobile TV and food. Do you see what happened the other day? What happened on Facebook? Remember when we had a lockdown on Instagram and Facebook?
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:That day. Guess what happened. I'm on the phone and it was a breakdown. Actually, I'm live on the phone. I can't get on it. I've got two phones I can't get on. So I said to everybody what's going on. Everyone's saying two phones, I can't get on. So I said to everybody what's going on. Everyone's saying Sandra, sandra, just calm down. I mean what? So I run with my nightie on across the road to the pub to get Wi-Fi to say to everyone what's going on.
Speaker 2:Everyone had their own reason Instagram and a thing and somebody one of my fellow white men friends named Daddy Fridge. He left his house in Uber and came all the way from Stockholm to the pub. He was to sit down with me. We all had a breakdown. Everybody was like where was I? I went on Facebook, I was on TikTok and people were saying they can't cope. Serious, my brother's wife checks and says they better put this back on and that's not like her to talk like that. Yeah, so I know my kids got me that new phone I'm talking to for my birthday the other day. This one here. I've got 10 Facebook accounts. You know I'm using 4 now for my birthday, the other day, but this one here.
Speaker 2:I've got 10 Facebook accounts. You know, oh my goodness, I'm using four now, but because I've got different people in 11 years.
Speaker 1:Sure.
Speaker 2:I'm all over, but I'm six to one now and this is a TikTok and I am, so you know, when I'm talking I've got two Instagram. When I'm talking to you on here, when I went to get your password, I went on here. Go on, Kev.
Speaker 1:How do you keep up? Do you know?
Speaker 2:you're my first podcast.
Speaker 1:No, well, I must be your favorite podcast as well.
Speaker 2:You're my first podcast. You were a virgin. Let me act normal. Let me act normal. Go on love that I could chat for hours, you know.
Speaker 1:So you were a podcast virgin yeah, you're funny.
Speaker 2:You made me. You made me. You made me not squid, you made me maybe got pimples. I'm more than a virgin babes. Oh, I can't be bothered. No boyfriends, no more, no I said to everyone. I I said a lot of women are like me. Now I got about 60 other women like me, all single. I goes. Everyone said I had it for 14 years, 12 years. I mean, oh, for God's sake. I mean I'm only here about a year or two.
Speaker 1:I have a friendship group of girls and I call them the golden girls. They're all in their 60s and they're all single and we have the most fun. I could we go out in London and I'm going to invite you next time because you will love it, thank you. What is your biggest regret?
Speaker 2:None Love that answer? No, no, no, because you know why, kev. I do occasionally sit down here and go down memory lane. Think about how I was born. I was born very well. What I mean? Like my mum spoiled me. I had my first mink fur coat from Rosa at E Street at 15. She spoiled me, but I've had a few jailbirds. I don't regret that either, because I had fun in there. When the officers see me dress up in the morning and go to school, you can go to school. You know to do something. It's Martin, where are you going? Of course I've got things to do, places. I've got people to see.
Speaker 1:I love that.
Speaker 2:I don't regret there. I don't regret. No, that's really good. I like what you're saying. Yeah, I have all my four children, even though I have four different men. Two are dead now. I've had four different men. Two are dead now. I've had three husbands and divorced. No, I don't regret nothing. You've lived life, I'm proper. That's why my daughter said listen, you better don't. My daughter's done my funeral for me, the go-go box money, so that's paid, and she's done my insurance. I said, listen, mum, you better just know when to die, because I just need that money, because you go, if you live over a certain time, I'm going to lose the money. You mean what money? The insurance, just in case you keel over.
Speaker 1:But it was funny as well. What is your favourite childhood memory?
Speaker 2:Oh, I grew up good, but listen, I grew up as childhood memory. Well, my sister got married. I got a picture of me when I was five going to school. Yeah, because you know why. One of my friends came up, somebody that knew me from when I was in school. She goes, sandra, this is when I was five, six, seven. You haven't changed. I always met people up, I used to go to school. She goes. You always came to school in the morning with bags of sweets to give everyone. My childhood memory was nice, good. My dad died when, because my dad was old when he had me, my mum. I'm a love child. My dad was 65. My mum was 42. I'm going to never come out of Down syndrome. I think the laughing and the funny person of me is that is that, yeah, I had a good childhood. Yeah, proper, I was both. But then again, and then from 14, I went into crime.
Speaker 1:Well, they were all learning experiences 1977, I had a letter.
Speaker 2:I was on probation. What did you do?
Speaker 1:girl.
Speaker 2:I don't know what happened, but I came out. Well, it's like before Gogglebox came in my life, I'd not so long come out of jail and the other day I was on my live and talking about I do talk about myself a lot. Yeah, hear me. If Gogglebox met me at 50 and I come out of jail three years, why was I in jail at 47? What was I doing, you, damn thief? I must have been shoplifting or doing fraud. I come out of jail for three years. Why was I in jail at 47? What was I doing, you, damn thief? I must have been shoplifting or doing fraud. Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 2:But I've had a good life Kev you have. Yeah, yeah, Thank God.
Speaker 1:That brings me to my next question. What's one?
Speaker 2:thing you wish you knew at the age of 19?. Oh well, I got pregnant. Well, you figured that one out quickly. Oh you know what? I would have known how to keep my knickers on. Get a job, save up some money and maybe I would have had a house now.
Speaker 2:That's some good advice. That's what I'm learning my children, my grandkids, my first one, 13. I've got 13, 12 and 11. And the rest is two five-year-olds, six-year-olds but like 19, and I just got pregnant at 80. Stick, get a job, get education. That's what I'm telling the kids. No more the drop, no knickers, knickers after knickers.
Speaker 1:If you had a genie, no, go ahead.
Speaker 2:I love what you're asking me. I've never done this before. I've never had a podcast. Good, I put it on Facebook. I put it on Facebook, I'm having my first podcast, everyone.
Speaker 1:Amazing. If you had a genie in your hand and you could be granted three wishes, what would your three wishes be?
Speaker 2:Go back on Gogglebox, definitely go back on Gogglebox, get a boyfriend. Someone, something. A friend, a friend, huh. What would the third one be? I'm going on a cruise. Have I been on one?
Speaker 1:Something to do with holiday.
Speaker 2:A holiday or no? Yeah, guess where I want to live. I really want to live in a caravan.
Speaker 1:Do you. That's my worst nightmare.
Speaker 2:But not in the bushes, though I've lived in quite a few of them.
Speaker 1:I like caravans on a site you would be, the entertainment I would you like being around people, don't you?
Speaker 2:I do, yeah, yeah, yeah, I love that, if you have a step in a room.
Speaker 1:It's amazing, if you could do carpool karaoke, would you do it with Harry Styles or Taylor Swift?
Speaker 2:Harry Styles, I think.
Speaker 1:What reality show would you turn down?
Speaker 2:None, because I want to go in Love Island.
Speaker 1:What about Naked Attraction?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I would turn that one down. Yeah, that's, obviously I'm not doing that. Yeah, oh yeah, what reality. Naked Attraction. Oh yeah, what reality. Naked attraction, oh please. And then when my kids, when my grandkids get older and they can say oh, look your grandma, look, I can see your vagina Naked attraction, I would love to do Cold Street. I went for Big Brother, you know, but guess who got it? I went up.
Speaker 1:They lied about me, I would love you.
Speaker 2:On Big Brother. They got me on it. I went for the interview, but guess who got it? You know that guy, the big face.
Speaker 1:I'm not watching it this year.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, I watch it anyway. I like it. I'm really alright what I do. I've got my own little show going on Exactly. You've got it. What's your favorite? I can go places. I'm booked out. Every week I'm doing an event. I'm going here, I'm doing this. Somebody want me because I do it for free.
Speaker 1:And you bring joy to so many people.
Speaker 2:I was watching telly, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:No, I do it for free.
Speaker 2:What's your favourite number? 62. I just said it because I'm 62. I ain't got a favourite number. Number five as long as my birthday is the fifth. I had a lovely birthday.
Speaker 1:The fifth of what month?
Speaker 2:Fifth of February Shut up, shut up, that's my birthday. You're the fifth.
Speaker 1:That's my birthday.
Speaker 2:I'm the fifth of February. Shut up, shut up, that's my birthday.
Speaker 1:You're the 5th, that's my birthday.
Speaker 2:I'm the 5th of February. No, you ain't. And so is one of my golden girls. I'm the 5th of February. I had a beautiful party. Google it, we are.
Speaker 1:Aquarians. That's why we're attracted to each other.
Speaker 2:Oh, that is why, amen, I didn't know.
Speaker 1:Love that. I love you even more now.
Speaker 2:Thank you, and guess who else? Russell Braun and Alice Hammond. I met her.
Speaker 1:Oh yes, that's right, Her birthday's the 5th as well.
Speaker 2:Yeah, every year Russell says happy birthday to me.
Speaker 1:Oh, very nice, let's just get a couple more. What's the most embarrassing piece of clothing you own?
Speaker 2:I ain't got none.
Speaker 1:You're loud and proud.
Speaker 2:I've got loud, yeah, but all my clothes are loud. Yeah, love it Embarrassing. No, no, sorry, love.
Speaker 1:Love it. What is your favorite food?
Speaker 2:Oh, chinese, oxtail. Cow foot Chinese, and cow foot is my top. I'm backed by a pot noodle. I'm still addicted to pot noodle.
Speaker 1:Who is your least favorite celebrity?
Speaker 2:No, I love. No, I love everyone I like that I've been in the Coronation Street set. I love everyone. Who's my least favorite? No man, I'm in the no. No, no, I can't pick up anyone. I love everyone on telly.
Speaker 1:If you could have a phone call for one hour with anybody in the world who would it be?
Speaker 2:Hold on? I don't know. Jesus Christ, that's a serious Anybody in the world. A mom? I love that. No, because I'm the only girl and she spoiled me. She used to give me money. I still dream about it. One time I was dreaming then she gave me money to dream. Oh, when I woke up I was broke. Yeah, my mom. No, why not my mom? My mom and my younger brother, doug, together.
Speaker 1:Yeah, my mum, that's beautiful. Yeah, I love her I love her bad.
Speaker 2:I'm her only girl. She made me innit, she made me Aw, I think she made. I've got the quality I feel, because I feel special Bugglebox brought a lot out of me. Now I know who I am now. I knew who I was before, sure, but now, look, I was in the right place at the right time. Sandy weren't there. You know, it came from me. I brought Sandy in.
Speaker 1:Wow.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, sandy weren't there. There, and a lot of my black girlfriends was very upset that I picked sandy because I was hanging out with them more than sandy, sandy, sandy. I said I can't find no crackhead friends. I can't put no crackheads on the tv, no, or criminals, or somebody that's doing something wrong. I call everybody a crackhead, just like just mathis. I don't mean like that. There's always someone dodgy doing something. I'm an alcoholic well, not a real one, but like I'm independent, you understand, sure, but everybody around me had a story, and it was only me and Sandy could have do the show.
Speaker 1:Sure, if they came out with a film about your life, who would play you?
Speaker 2:You're funny, you know. Is this video going to come out? All this? It's going to come out. I can't wait. I can't wait, I can't wait. Who filmed me? Yeah, my daughter, amelia.
Speaker 1:She can play me Very good. Do you believe in aliens? Yeah, do you have a story about it. No, come on, you must.
Speaker 2:I ain't got no story. I was just talking to somebody yesterday, some guy. He used to be a policeman, now he's a man that he's telling me something. It's on my page. He's my first one. I said my first interview. He does something with telescopes or something. It's on my page. He's my first one. I said my first interview. He does something with telescopes or something, and I said do you believe in aliens? I just talked about aliens yesterday. I can't remember what he said, though, but I believe in them.
Speaker 1:I'm going to go look it up. Do you believe in life after death?
Speaker 2:No, once you're gone, you're gone, buried. Even the Bible is confusing me now. Once you're gone, you're gone, buried. Even the Bible confusing me. Because the Bible confused me? Because, did you know, I've read it when your wife dies, she's going to marry your brother. It's in the Bible. I read it. No, I read Genesis and I read it. No, I read Genesis and Exodus. I read two chapters and it started to confuse me because everyone was going with everyone. What happens when my husband dies? Yeah, you have to marry his brother. You have to marry his brother. That's what you've got to do. Keep it in the family amen.
Speaker 1:Last question who is your favorite podcast host?
Speaker 2:kev jet very good answer his name is kev jet, born same day as me, before february, not the same year, though amazing do you know him? He's cute.
Speaker 1:Thank you so much, queen Beeb. I love you so much and. I appreciated you being a guest on my show and I'm going to keep in touch and I'm going to take you out thank you very much.
Speaker 2:I look good, you know, you look amazing. I can't wait for this to come out, thank you.