Chatterbox | Mia McKenna-Bruce on Motherhood, Saying Yes & Trusting Timing
Josh Smith's Great Chat ShowShow Notes
Welcome to Chatterbox - a bite-sized taster of Josh Smith’s Great Chat Show.
It’s quick-fire conversation starters. Instinctive answers. Real, honest chat.
From Tracy Beaker to a BAFTA Rising Star win and a leading role in Netflix’s Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials, Mia McKenna-Bruce has grown into one of Britain’s most exciting young talents.
In this episode, she opens up about being a “yes queen,” constantly thinking about the future, and her unstoppable need to talk. Mia is a natural Chatterbox. And she shares how becoming a mum has helped her feel more grounded - and more herself than ever before.
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