ROSSI D WOODS & LUCY THE FEMALE WIFE: Everyone Thought I Was Gay From Social Media
Mum's The Word! With Georgia Jones & Kelsey ParkerShow Notes
This week on Mum’s The Word, Kelsey Parker is joined in the studio by social media stars Rossi D Woods and Lucy (The Female Wife) for a hilarious chat about parenting, pre-fame life, and everything in between.
The trio dive into why everyone once assumed Ross was gay thanks to his viral videos, and how social media fame has shaped their family life.
Ross and Lucy also share what they were doing before the internet came calling, from hairdressing and cabin crew life to West End stages.
They chat about raising kids who are perhaps a little too comfortable at film premieres, compare notes on bedtime routines (or the lack of them) in what they dub the “bedtime Olympics,” and bond over one universal parenting truth: we all hate homework.
This episode is proof that parenting is messy, no matter how glossy it looks online.
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