Episode. 5: Dinner at Mine by Chris Smyth

When Rosie decides to get her friends together for their very own version of Come Dine With Meshe's bursting with excitement, even though her husband Stephen is less than keen. But Rosie is adamant. Four couples, each hosting a dinner party on a different night of the week, with a prize at the end for the best one. It'll be a good laugh, won't it? And a great way for everyone to get to know each other. What could possibly go wrong? Follow me on Instagram @shireen.caroline For Inspirational and more insights content follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2wtDQ3y

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