SEASON TWO Ep 1 - KEELIN MONCRIEFF

Cian is back, back, back again to chat to some prolific people about all the firsts that have shaped them to be the stunning people they are today! For the premiere episode of season two he chats to content creator, presenter and mother Keelin Moncrieff, as she recalls how she manifested her parents divorce, had the Gards called on her for fleecing Penny's and she finally address' the Paul Mescal dating rumours. Although you may think Cian was born for radio, this season he is serving face with his brand new video content. You can go check him out over at @gaylgeoiri Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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