It's our last episode before Frankie has a baby, so we're talking about the obsession with 'natural' births, and stigmatisation of anything but (and the gas and air ban, too). And we're discussing nepo babies big and small - from famous offspring on the catwalk to the bizarre details of the Beckham-Peltz wedding being aired in a lawsuit.
Plus, how Charlie feels about being labelled as a 'dry texter', the Magic Mike review that no one asked for, and what cult watch Fleishman is in Trouble is stirring up - from the forty-something fuckability double standard to suburban claustrophobia.
Links from the episode:
No gas and air in pregnancy? Women's pain is disregarded again - Frankie Graddon, The Times
The hottest fashion accessory right now? A kid - Frankie Graddon, iNews
The Beckham-Peltz wedding is the ultimate tale of two nepo babies - Hannah Betts, The Times
Take it from a dry texter: short messages don't mean someone isn't interested - Daisy Jones, Vogue
Fine, I admit it - I am a 'dry texter'. It beats emojis or verbal diarrhoea - Emma Beddington, The Guardian
I chose to move to the suburbs for my children. That doesn't mean it's made me happy - Lucy Foster, Vogue
