Are We There Yet ? with Kathryn Thomas

Kian Egan "Accept nothing but the fairy tale."

Are We There Yet ? with Kathryn Thomas

Show Notes

Presented in association with the Mater Private Network.

Kathryn chats to music icon and Westlife star Kian Egan! He steps off the golf course and into the podcast studio with Kathryn, before he runs back across the road to complete the band's record-breaking 13-night run at Dublin's 3Arena.

Kian pulls back the curtain on Westlife's massive 25th Anniversary tour and the reality of navigating this huge milestone without bandmate Mark Feehily, who stepped back due to health struggles. Kian emphasises the deep bond that has kept Westlife together for over two decades and what the future holds for the band.

Kian also opens up about his life off-stage - from the transition from international stadium tours to full-time fatherhood, and why he happily traded the popstar lifestyle for the surfing shores of Sligo. He also shares his guiding life mantra and explains why he refuses to settle for anything less than a life he is truly passionate about. Finally, in a hilarious quick-fire round, Kian reveals which bandmate is the biggest diva, who is their most surprising celebrity supporter, and reveals who is a “catty genius.” 'Are We There Yet? with Kathryn Thomas' is an Onic Original podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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