Show Notes
Welcome to White Wine Question Time, where usually on Thursdays we raise a glass with a brand new guest, but this week is a little bit different...
Owing to Kate's broken shoulder we couldn't bring you a brand new episode this week, but we do have some additional chat from our episode with the wonderful Scarlett Moffatt from January this year. It's all about her stint in the new series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! and with the final coming this Friday we thought it was the perfect time to hear more about her time in South Africa.
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