Francesca Rowan-Plowden: Being The Traitors' Mother, her ADHD diagnosis and parenting four boys
Not Another Mummy PodcastShow Notes
I'm very excited to be joined by Francesca Rowan-Plowden (aka Frankie from The Traitors) on this episode. A mum of four boys, Frankie talks about how she handled leaving them while she went off to film the BBC reality show last year.
We also chat about what really happened inside the castle, covering behind-the-scenes secrets, mum guilt, sequinned outfits, and what happens when you step out of your comfort zone.
Frankie talks about her ADHD diagnosis and the impact that's had on her life, and gives some advice for any future Traitors contestants!
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