She Gets It From Me

We can’t believe this is just us, but why does everyone on MAFS feel completely unhinged this season?This week, we’re back in our comfort zone and overthinking Married at First Sight. From instant red flags and forced attraction, to chaotic dinner parties, weird power moves and couples who clearly should never have been matched in the first place, we’re sharing all our opinions on this year’s cast.In this episode, we talk about whether attraction can actually grow if it is not there at the start, why some people seem to mistake peace for boredom, and whether reality TV deliberately matches people with emotional baggage just to create drama. We also get into the contestants we secretly love, the ones we absolutely do not trust, and the strange way some people seem more interested in airtime than actual connection.We also discuss toxic relationships, insecurity, projection, traditional values, whether certain cast members are being set up as villains on purpose, and why some of this season feels so intense that it almost seems scripted. Plus, we get into the messy spoilers, the behind-the-scenes rumours, and the contestants who make us change our minds every five minutes.Tune in if you’re watching MAFS and shouting at the TV, obsessing over who is genuine and who is performing, or wondering whether anyone on this show is actually ready for marriage.👋 Join the conversation: Which couple are you rooting for, and who do you think should never have been matched? Let us know what you think on our Facebook page ⁠www.facebook.com/shegetsitfromme⁠🎙️ Be a Guest: Have you got a topic we can help you overthink? We’d love to hear from you. Email: ⁠[email protected]⁠🔔 Subscribe: New episodes every other Tuesday. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an overthinking moment.⭐ Enjoying the podcast? We’d love it if you could leave us a quick review. It genuinely helps more people find the show (and balances out our one-star reviewe 👀)

We can’t believe this is just us, but why does it feel like we can manifest everything… except the good stuff?We’re overthinking manifestation, the pressure to “think positive”, and why it somehow feels easier to spiral into worst-case scenarios than attract anything we actually want. From trying to manifest dream houses and lottery wins, to accidentally manifesting bad days without even trying, we unpack where we might be going wrong.In this episode, we get honest about doubt creeping in mid-manifestation, the pressure to always be in the “right mindset”, and how exhausting it feels to constantly monitor your thoughts. We also talk about visualising your dream life only to immediately question how you’d afford it, whether manifesting is actually realistic when you’re busy and stressed, and why it sometimes feels like everyone else has cracked the code except you.Tune in if you’ve ever tried to manifest something and felt like you sabotaged it within seconds, questioned whether you’re “doing it right”, or wondered why manifesting the bad stuff seems so much easier than the good.👋 Join the conversation: Do you believe in manifesting, or do you think it’s all a bit unrealistic? Let us know what you think on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/shegetsitfromme🎙️ Be a Guest: Have you got a topic we can help you overthink? We’d love to hear from you. Email: [email protected]🔔 Subscribe: New episodes every other Tuesday. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an overthinking moment.

We can’t believe this is just us, but when did being online mean you owe people an instant reply?We’re overthinking the pressure to always be available and how messaging somehow turned into a 24/7 expectation. From the anxiety of leaving someone on read, to the silent judgement when you don’t reply straight away, we unpack why simply being “online” suddenly feels like you’re expected to respond.In this episode, we get honest about reply time guilt, the paranoia of seeing someone typing and then stopping, and why being online doesn’t actually mean you’re ready to have a conversation. We also talk about work chats, voice notes, missed calls that feel like emergencies but aren’t, and the weird hypocrisy of expecting quick replies while taking hours ourselves.Tune in if you’ve ever worried someone thinks you’re ignoring them, felt pressure to reply instantly just because you were online, or wondered when messaging stopped being “reply when you can” and started feeling like a live chat service.👋 Join the conversation: Do you feel pressure to reply straight away, or are you firmly in the “I’ll reply when I’m ready” camp? Share it on our Brand New Facebook Page here🎙️ Be a Guest: Have you got a topic we can help you overthink? We’d love to hear from you. Email: ⁠[email protected]⁠🔔 Subscribe: New episodes every other Tuesday. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an overthinking moment.

Is it just us, or is "being nice" actually exhausting? We’re unpacking the most dangerous sentence in the English language and why we need to stop saying it. This episode, we’re diving into the awkward reality of kindness traps; those moments where you offer to help and immediately think, "Never again."Tune in to find out how to spot a "kindness trap" before it ruins your day.👋 Join the conversation: Got a kindness story that backfired? Tell us on our new Facebook Page here🎙️ Be a Guest: Think you’d be a great guest? We’d love to hear your story. Email: [email protected]🔔 Subscribe: New episodes every other Tuesday. Don't forget to follow so you never miss an "overthink."

Is it just us, or did we all spend our childhoods convinced that quicksand would be a much bigger problem in adult life? We’re unpacking the unhinged category of childhood fears: the urban legends that absolutely owned us as kids and still have a grip on us now. From Bermuda Triangle panic to Bloody Mary sleepover dares, we’re dissecting the weird myths that made bedtime feel like a hostage situation and still haunt us now.Tune in for a dose of the 'the scaries' and find out which childhood terrors still haunt us today.👋 Join the conversation: Got a childhood fear that still haunts you? Email: [email protected]🎙️ Be a Guest: Think you’d be a great guest? We’d love to hear your story. Email: [email protected]🔔 Subscribe: New episodes every other Tuesday. Don't forget to follow so you never miss an "overthink."

This week, we started with one question and somehow ended up in pigeon-related financial trauma and the Beckham family group chat from hell.We’re talking about the push to train teachers to spot misogyny in schools, and asking the obvious question: what is a teacher even meant to be looking for in an eight-year-old? Is it misogyny, sexism, or just kids being annoying little weirdos?From “girls can’t be superheroes” to “refusing to share Lego”, we try to work out where the line is, whether labelling kids too early helps anyone, and why it sometimes feels like we’re warning boys about becoming bad men instead of actually teaching them how to be strong, capable ones.Then we take a sharp but short turn into viral culture chaos with the Brooklyn Beckham drama, the language being used, why the woman always gets blamed, and why the press backing someone today means absolutely nothing tomorrow.Swearing, blunt opinions, and dry laughs included. As always.Misogyny vs sexism, and why it gets messy fastCan teachers realistically spot misogyny in primary school kids?“Is this misogyny or just being eight?” (Lego, superheroes, “girls smell”)What we should actually be teaching boys (responsibility, resilience, capability)The comeback debate: polite responses vs “f off, you loser”Brooklyn Beckham, Nicola Peltz, Victoria and David Beckham, and why nobody ever knows the truthThe media cycle and why women always take the hit firstWe briefly reference sexual violence in the context of a past public awareness advert.Follow the podcast, leave a rating, and send this to someone who loves a debate but hates nonsense.

Everyone’s talking about New Year’s resolutions.In this new season of the She Gets It From Me podcast, we’re talking about what we’re done tolerating.This episode is about the quiet shifts that happen when you stop explaining yourself, stop carrying other people’s nonsense, and stop pretending you’re fine.No reset. No reinvention. Just where we’re actually at.If January makes you feel pressured instead of hopeful, you’re not alone. This one’s for you. And sorry, we do have a little catch-up first regarding the chaos and illness joys of Christmas, but we are sure you will relate!Key takeaways in this episode:Christmas can be lovely and still absolutely knackering. Both things can be true.Being ill has a way of ruining plans and reminding you how little control you actually have.New Year’s resolutions often feel less like choice and more like pressure.Everyone suddenly decides they need to “sort themselves out” in January, whether it makes sense or not.We’re encouraged to want everything now, which makes it harder to sit with real life as it is.Being present isn’t about mindfulness buzzwords; it’s about not mentally living six weeks ahead.Routine keeps things ticking over, but dreaming is what stops life feeling flat.New Year’s resolutions aren’t new or modern;in the future we’ve been doing this to ourselves for centuries.Life feels better when you stop obsessing over outcomes and actually notice what’s happening along the way.Sometimes making better choices isn’t about discipline, it’s about slowing down and not running yourself into the ground.Chapters00:00Navigating the Holiday Chaos03:12Health Challenges and Resilience06:16New Year, New Resolutions09:17Beauty Experiments and Self-Care12:09Hydration and Health Goals17:27Reflections on Alcohol Consumption19:50Reducing Screen Time and Embracing Presence22:00Creativity and the Importance of Imagination26:55Changing the Narrative: New Year, New Perspectives35:12The Origins and Evolution of New Year's Resolutions38:06The Pressure of New Beginnings39:44The Role of Marketing in Resolutions41:28Dreams vs. Reality: The Work-Life Balance43:32Instant Gratification and Its Impact45:52The Pursuit of Happiness and Materialism48:30Enjoying the Journey: The Process of Change50:26Regulating Our Nervous System52:27Shifting Narratives: From Resolutions to Real Change54:10Accountability and Future Goals#WomensPodcast #UKPodcast #RealTalk #HonestConversations #NewYearReflections #NotNewYearNewMe#JanuaryFeelings #LifeReset

It’s the She Gets It From Me Christmas special with Layla (Gen X) and Ellie (Gen Z), and we’re a few Proseccos in, so it’s festive chaos from the start.Ellie pulls the funniest work Christmas party stories from Reddit, and we get into office Christmas party behaviour that should have come with a disclaimer, plus why a free bar turns normal colleagues into absolute villains. Then we move on to “when did you find out Santa wasn’t real?” from handwriting giveaways to kids being genuinely terrified of Father Christmas turning up in the night.We also read out our top hate comments, rant about AI thumbnails turning us into strangers, and spiral into beauty standards, ageing, filler and facelifts, and why everyone ends up with the same face.Explicit language. Over 18s.#christmasspecial #christmaspodcast #ukpodcast #workchristmasparty #officechristmasparty #christmasparty #redditstories #santaisntreal #womenspodcast #britishpodcast

This week’s episode is chaos in the best way. We start with Ellie’s dreams, which have taken a very weird turn. Think underwater vaults, shark chases, flooded streets and somehow… Batman as her dad. It sounds funny until you realise she’s waking up in an actual panic, desperate not to fall back into the same dream. We get into what shark dreams supposedly mean, and why your brain loves throwing money stress at you while you sleep.We also talk about recurring dreams and why everyone on earth apparently dreams about snakes. If anyone listening actually knows what any of this symbolism means, please DM us because we’re none the wiser [email protected] Ellie vents about customers who test her patience, Layla shares the saga of AI thumbnails that turned us into strangers, and we accidentally go on a full tangent about Christmas markets, overpriced fudge, evergreen trees and whether we’re allowed to say Christmas anymore.There’s also a bit about chairs that cost £600, Jehovah’s Witnesses at the door, mulled wine journeys that started as a joke and didn’t end… and one emotional moment about hugging your younger self thanks to an AI filter.Basically, it’s us. A normal Tuesday night. Overthinking, oversharing and trying not to take online hate personally while manifesting our escape from our day jobs.If you’ve had a dream involving sharks, Batman, flooded neighbourhoods or anything that feels suspiciously like stress wearing a Halloween costume, we want to hear it.#dreammeaning #dreamanalysis #nightmares #dreamtok #dreaminterpretation #sharkdreams #stressdreams #batmandream #ukpodcast #podcastclips #twogenerations #oversharepodcast #relatablewomen #overthinkingtok #moneystress #aifail #christmasmarketchaos #festivestress #chaoticenergy #hatersgonehate

Ellie spent the weekend 'hanging out of her arse' and still has no Christmas tree, Layla is having a “free Christmas” and moaning about apple wax, and somehow it all turns into a chat about why every celeb is suddenly tiny again. We get into Ozempic, Manjaro weight loss injections, the whole “wicked diet” thing, Ozempic face, and why so many famous people who spent years banging on about advocating for curves and body positivity now look like completely different humans.We talk honestly about eating disorders going up, comfort eating, messy body image, not trusting half the official health advice, and this waist-to-height thing that might actually be more useful than BMI. Then it is naked dresses at the Fashion Awards, Amanda Holden’s bum, porn level TV at home, Real Housewives as comfort viewing, and Kim Kardashian in All’s Fair being completely ridiculous but still weirdly watchable.In short, the world has gone very skinny and very naked, and we are just trying to work out what actually feels healthy and normal anymore.We ask every week, but we mean it - join the conversation - email the show [email protected]#ozempic #mounjaro# ozempicface #weightloss#bodyimage #bodypositivity #celebritynews #kimkardashian #allsfair #nakeddress #fashionawards #realitytv #shegetsitfromme #podcastclip #ukpodcast

We are Ellie (the daughter) and Layla (the mum) and this week on the She Gets It From Me podcast, we are talking all things teenagers and boundaries (or lack of them). And just a teeny little bit of MAFS where we discuss Rebecca's mother.We get into:Where teenagers are really hiding their vapes and why raiding their bedroom might break trust faster than any lectureThe step mum first bra drama that set the internet off, and why that first bra shop is a mum-and-daughter core memory, not a casual errandWe talk honestly about how we handled weed and NOS turning up at teen house parties, and what we’d do differently now.The time Layla was stricter about a hidden packet of wafer-thin ham than anything else, because we were all supposed to be a vegan familyIf you like a funny parenting podcast with real talk about parenting teenagers, blended families, step mum boundaries, teen vaping, teen parties and dry British mum humour, this one is for you. This show is labelled Explicit and is aimed at over 18s.We would love for you to join the conversation - If anything has resonated for you in this episode, please write to us here, and we will feature it (anonymously) on a future episode.Listen to She Gets It From Me on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music#parentingproblems #parentingteenagers #mumanddaughterpodcast #podcastuk #parentingpodcast #mafsuk2025 #overprotectivemums#mumpodcast #mumanddaughter #shegetsitfromme

In this episode of “She Gets It From Me,” daughter-mother duo Ellie and Layla invite you into a week of thoughts and rantings: the mystery of our new one-star rating, MAFS homestays whiplash, and why UK supermarkets now treat us like suspects at self-checkout.First up, MAFS mayhem. We unpack the chip-shop-flat reveal, Disney-couple energy, Steve “deleting receipts” on camera, and the eternal question: is it insecurity, Nelly, or is your intuition telling the truth?Then we dive into TikTok’s “bad mum” discourse. We talk generational patterns, main-character mums, jealousy between mothers and daughters, and what it takes to break the chain when that was never modelled for you.Finally, the Aldi Bootle ban and self-scan rage. A 75-year-old gets told to unload the trolley, security gets involved, and we ask why scanning your own shopping now feels like a police interview. And if you made it to the end, we want to know one thing:What’s the most unhinged thing you’ve seen at a self-checkout, or what’s the moment your gut screamed “nope” and you actually listenedWe’d love to hear it. Email us and we’ll read the best ones next week.#shegetsitfrommepodcast #MAFS #motheranddaughterpodcast #familydynamics #selfscan #supermarketrage #datingredflags #ukpodcasts

In this episode of "She Gets It From Me," mother-daughter duo Ellie and Layla invite you to join their conversation as they discuss the hot topic of the week - Kira Cousins, the young woman from Scotland who faked a pregnancy and hit all the headlines.This reminds Ellie and Layla of some crazy childhood lies, the growing TikTok trend of some kids being very rude to their parents. Ellie then mortifies Layla by reminding her of the time she'd barricaded herself in her room, and her mum was having none of it.Finally, they discuss the recent headline of a woman in South Korea who killed another woman all in the name of saving herself from a cockroach, which inspired a funny personal anecdote about a family holiday and a family members surprisingly futile way to kill their own pest.And if you made it to the end, and would love to know the story about the friend's brother and a cow, you have to answer one of the following:What is your best method for killing a cockroach, or, what is the funniest lie you've ever told?We'd love to hear it, so email us here and we'll read it out next week #shegetsitfrommepodcast #kiracousins #fakepregnancy #family #motheranddaughterpodcast #

In this episode of "She Gets It From Me," mother-daughter duo Ellie and Layla engage in a candid conversation about beauty standards, personal insecurities, and the societal pressures women face, including a confession about hair removal. They share personal anecdotes, discuss the impact of social media, and explore the historical context of beauty practices. And yes, they also touch upon a bit of MAFS UK 2025  because it's the season of all things wedding. We'd love to know: What is something you 'suffered' with as a child, only to realise it was completely normal? Join the conversation by sending us your best stories here, and we'll read the best ones on next week's pod.We apologise profusely for the bad sound quality and the curfuffle at the beginning with wires and sounds (a bit of f- bombing), and we will seek to resolve this for next week 🙏#shegetsitfrommepodcast #mafsuk2025 #teenageproblems #beautyregine #motheranddaughterpodcast #beautypressures

In this episode of She Gets It From Me, with daughter and mother duo, Ellie and Layla, they can't help but get caught up in the heat of MAFS UK 2025. This week, their spotlight of discussion is on Grace - the staunch feminist with the girly meltdowns. Is she conflicted? Does she really know who she is? Or is it simply that Ash is a wrongun and Grace will be redeemed?After giving Grace a thrashing, they discuss the Reddit thread 'What do you secretly judge people for?', where wearing pyjamas and having a private number plate seem to be rather disliked. Ellie and Layla would love you to join the conversation, and you can email them here.

In this episode of She Gets It From Me, with daughter and mother duo, Ellie and Layla, they discuss the latest series of MAFS UK and their frustrations with why everyone on it seems to be shocked that they have not been matched with their 'type'.And has anyone ever given you the ick? If so, is it something that you can move past, or once you have it, it's game over?Ellie and Layla would love you to join the conversation, and you can email them here.

Join Ellie and Layla for an honest chat as they dive into the world of selfish neighbours, out-of-touch celebrities, and the unspoken parenting fails we often keep to ourselves on this latest episode of their mum and daughter podcast. They also tackle the growing disconnect between celebrities and everyday life, reflecting on instances like Molly-Mae’s infamous ‘no fun’ summer and the pressures of influencer burnout, before they delve into the world of parenting dilemmas and pressures. Get ready for funny and unfiltered conversations as Ellie and Layla share confessions, generational rants, and heartfelt insights that illuminate the mother-daughter relationship and just the reality of life in general — a must-listen for anyone navigating family drama or just looking for a good rant!To share your opinion email the show [email protected]

In this episode of the She Gets It From Me podcast, mum and daughter hosts, Layla and Ellie dive into a variety of topics ranging from celebrity gossip, particularly focusing on Daniela Westbrook's tumultuous relationship, a brief discussion about Bonny Blue's latest shocking confession, to the implications of public displays of affection and the phenomenon of love bombing. They also discuss the surprising sugar content in everyday foods like bread, the rise of AI influencers like Dolly Does Vlogs, and the complexities of adulting in modern life. The conversation touches on personal anecdotes, societal expectations, and the challenges of balancing work and personal life, all while maintaining a humorous and relatable tone.To contact the show email [email protected]

In this funny and unfiltered episode of 'She Gets It From Me,' Ellie and her mother Layla share an insightful discussion on a Reddit 'Am I being unreasonable' thread about a unique wedding situation, where a friend's engagement on the same day brings mixed feelings. The duo honestly debates how to introduce alcohol to teenagers, sprinkled with personal anecdotes that make for entertaining listening. Tune in as they also recount a chilling babysitter story and have a light-hearted segment about the current status of their Amazon baskets ... block your ears when it gets to the She wee! Join them for a blend of humour, wisdom, and authentic family drama in this engaging mother-daughter podcast episode.To contact the show email us your most unhinged mother and daughter moments to [email protected]

In this episode, Ellie and Layla discuss childhood pet loss, grief, and resilience. Expect funny, honest exchanges on family ties.Join Ellie and Layla in this heartfelt episode of "She Gets It From Me" as they accidentally spend an hour exploring the complexities of childhood pet loss and the encounters with social media trolls that sent Ellie over. They reflect on the impact of losing pets throughout their lives and the lessons learned about grief and resilience. Expect funny stories about hamster resurrections and cat funerals alongside honest discussions about how children cope with loss - i.e. does the death of a pet help them with the death of a human? (spoiler alert - they don't think so). This episode promises to deliver raw, humorous, and honest conversations about family ties and the chaotic journey of navigating family drama together. Don’t miss Ellie’s sharp rant targeting social media trolls who spread negativity. To share your own mother-daughter stories, reach out to us at [email protected].

In this unfiltered episode of She Gets It From Me, Layla and Ellie dive into a hilarious and brutally honest chat about everything from body hair and feminism to neighbours feeding 150 seagulls a day (yes, really).💬 Expect:– A savage rant about bird poo, bad neighbours and ruined cars– The great pubic hair debate: Is shaving anti-feminist? Or just personal hygiene?– Layla’s hotel horror story involving a very suspicious chair (aka the cuckold throne)– And why your labia does not need a designer makeoverThere’s also a surprisingly touching moment about mother-daughter role models, clear boundaries, and why honesty beats people-pleasing every time. (Until Ellie goes full savage with “I’ll remember that even when you’re dead.”)🎧 Listen if you love:Funny and unfiltered conversations between mums and daughtersSavage opinions on feminism, body hair and womanhoodReal talk about growing up, boundaries, and being “too much”Debates that feel like group chat gold📮 Send us your worst hotel discovery or biggest neighbour ick at [email protected]📱 Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for more chaotic girl chat and savage mum logic.

Layla and Ellie return with another brutally honest mother-daughter podcast, tackling the chaos of everyday life — from cooking disasters and supermarket spirals to childhood bedtime conspiracies and who’s really responsible for contraception.This week’s girl chat includes: generational parenting fails, graduation guilt, and the uncomfortable truth about how blended families and stepparents really feel. There’s even a heated aubergine debate (Ellie’s disgusted. Layla’s obsessed.)💬 In this episode:– Sainsbury’s vs. Morrisons and why people lose the plot in supermarkets– “Kids think bedtime means their parents get to party without them”– Parenting differences and childhood flashbacks that still sting– Awkward graduation vibes and family dynamics gone sideways– “Why is contraception always the woman’s responsibility?”– Layla’s unlikely passion for aubergines (don’t worry, Ellie’s judging)🎧 Listen if you love:Funny and unfiltered conversations about family, parenting and relationshipsSavage honesty from a mother-daughter podcast that says what most won’tGirl chat about real life — with laughter, chaos and zero filterArguments that start with cooking and end in deep existential spirals📱Follow us on TikTok & Instagram for daily clips and behind-the-scenes chaos💌 Email us at [email protected] — we’re probably still arguing about vegetables

In this episode of She Gets It From Me, it’s Ellie and Layla in full chaos mode – tech issues, eye rolls, and all – before diving headfirst into Virgin Island, the latest TV show that’s got them both cringing. They pull apart how the show handles virginity, intimacy, and all the bonkers societal pressures around sex – and why media still gets it so bloody wrong. Expect rants. Big ones.Then (because obviously one deep convo isn’t enough for them), they switch gears and get into the feels about moving back home after tasting freedom. Ellie gets brutally honest about the weird guilt, the ‘what am I doing with my life?’ vibes, and how family dynamics suddenly feel like you’ve rewound ten years. It’s messy, it’s normal, and it doesn’t mean you’ve failed at life – promise.Two convos. Same energy. Zero filter.To contact the show email [email protected]💡 Episode Takeaways​Imperfect action is always better than sitting in overthinking.​Life feels like a never-ending blooper reel when everything goes wrong (it’s normal).​Reality TV (looking at you, Virgin Island) loves to glam up intimacy... but real-life sex? Often awkward AF.​Virginity and self-esteem are deeply tangled – and no one talks about how much.​Moving back home can trigger all your inner 'I'm failing at life' vibes – but it’s way more common than you think.​Setting boundaries with family when you move back? Non-negotiable.​It’s okay to feel uncomfortable, lost, or like you’ve regressed – you haven’t.​A bit of humour (and eye-rolling) makes navigating family chaos easier.​​#podcast #relationships #intimacy #realityTV, #self-esteem #familydynamics #personalgrowth #virginity #mental #health #shegetsitfrommepodcast #channel4 #tvreview

Meghan Markle breathes and the internet goes feral—so of course, we had to talk about it. In this episode, mother and daughter duo, Ellie and Layla get into the drama around Meghan’s latest clip, why people love to leave nasty comments online, and what that says about us as a society (spoiler: it’s not great).They also chat about Paloma Faith and the pressure on women to “do it all,” which gives them a brief opportunity to dive into the real talk around gender roles, modern feminismand finally (and perhaps most randomly of all) the outrageous price of Uber Eats. Join them in the episode - it’s a full-blown rant about gender roles, modern relationships, and the everyday stuff no one warns you about.We'd love to hear from you and to contact the show with your thoughts, you can email [email protected] us on TikTok #Meghan Markle #Paloma Faith #gender roles #householdchores #shegetsitfrommepodcast

In this Mother's Day Special episode of the She Gets It From Me podcast, hosts Layla the mother interrogates Ellie the daughter with some questions about her parenting style. Ellie does not disappoint as she dishes the trauma of being made to go vegan, the sometimes arbitrary rules of a step parent and the moment Ellie realised her mother was unhinged when she witnessed her mother defend her when a very serious allegation was made against her, which they now affectionately refer to as - Biscuit Gate.If you would like to contact the show we would love to hear from you and especially if you'd like to share your own mother and daughter stories - email us [email protected] you enjoyed this episode please consider giving us a follow and leave a review to help more people find us.#Mother'sDay #parenting #familydynamics #personalreflections #step-parenting #veganism #childhoodmemories #mother-daughterrelationship #parenting myths #familymealtime #shegetsitfrommepodcast

In this episode of the She Gets It From Me podcast, hosts Layla the Mother and Ellie the daughter discuss a variety of topics ranging from the viral 'Tea Alarm' trend to KFC's controversial new advert. They delve into the impact of social media on public figures, particularly focusing on the online bullying faced by influencer Becky James. The conversation also touches on the recent controversy surrounding Ben Cohen and concludes with a discussion about the Couch to 5K fitness app and its positive effects on their exercise routines.If you would like to contact the show we would love to hear from you - email: [email protected] us on TikTok Make Up Artist referred to - Katie Jane Hughes

This week, daughter and mother duo, Ellie and Layla tackle the real pressing issues: Should grown men be allowed to exist in a permanent state of messing up if their mums enable it? (Spoiler: No.) Should kids be taught basic cooking skills so they can one day enjoy the benefits of knowing how to mash potatoes? (True story.) And finally, Layla confesses to Ellie a dark secret—parents hate eating food their kids make, no matter how much forced enthusiasm they pretend to have.Oh, and in a plot twist no one saw coming, Layla shares with Ellie that she has developed an unexpected love for Meghan Markle's (sorry Sussex!) new show… something about it being “wholesome” (with a side of champagne, obviously). So, Grab a drink and tune in for strong opinions, unnecessary confessions, and a rare week of keeping it together… mostly.To comment on the show we would absolutely love you to share it with us [email protected]#kidscookingskills #parenting #relationships #MeghanMarkle #life skills #podcast #mother-daughterconversation #personal growth #parenting advice #cooking education #shegetsitfrommepodcast

Layla and Ellie are back with another brutally honest mum and daughter podcast episode — and this one’s packed with family drama, wedding chaos, and a few pregnancy bombshells. From “one dad, two bumps” to why some men shouldn’t be best man anywhere, we’re diving into the unfiltered side of parenting, relationships, and mother-daughter relationships.We unpack the weird world of TikTok trends, give our savage takes on celebrity divorces, and tackle the awkward truths about modern weddings and family expectations. It’s funny, it’s messy, it’s unfiltered girl chat you’ll want to send to your mates.Plus: what would you choose in our final round of Would You Rather?🎧 Hit play if you love:Savage takes on family dynamicsHonest chats about parenting and pregnancyFunny and unfiltered conversations between mums and daughtersDebates that feel like voice notes from your group chat💌 Enjoyed it?Share with someone who’d laugh (or cry) with us, leave a review, or email us anytime at [email protected].📱Follow us on [Instagram] and [TikTok] for daily clips and behind-the-scenes chaos.

In this episode of 'She Gets It From Me', hosts Ellie and Layla dive into a variety of topics, including their reflections on past experiences, the most recent episode of MAFS UK - The Reunion, and the importance of personal growth looked through the lens of the trending concept meeting one's younger self for coffee' where Ellie shares an ephinay with many embarrassing moments to follow.If you liked this episode we'd absolutely love it if you would be so kind as to leave us a review and don't forget to subscribe.If anyone resonated with you in this episode, we'd love to hear from you can contact us at [email protected] can also follow us on the following social platforms:TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@she_gets_it_from_meInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/she_gets_it_from_me

In this episode of 'She Gets It From Me,' mother-daughter duo Ellie and Layla dive into the rollercoaster of breakups, sharing their own heartaches and the lessons they've learned about trust and healing. They don't shy away from the hot topics either, tackling the buzz around Rebecca Goodwin's controversial interview and what it says about platforms like OnlyFans in today's world. Amid the deep chats, they sprinkle in some laughs with tales from their supermarket adventures, shedding light on the quirks of modern shopping. It's a candid mix of humour and heartfelt moments, offering fresh takes on life's twists and turns.Email the show - [email protected]

In this episode of She Gets It From Me podcast, mother and daughter hosts, Layla and Ellie dive into various topics including the public perception of Harry and Meghan, the cancel culture surrounding TikTok star Eden Harvey and Gino De Campo, and the impact of social media on public figures. They also share hilarious anecdotes about childhood misconceptions regarding how babies are made, and wrap up with a discussion on 'would you rather be invisible or have the ability to fly?' - justnotas you know it.

In this episode of "She Gets It From Me," we dive into the annual ritual of setting New Year's resolutions—spoiler alert: we're not great at keeping them. From ambitious goals to inevitable slip-ups, we share our personal tales of resolution fails. Switching gears, we dissect the latest buzz around Molly-Mae Hague's documentary, "Behind It All." We offer our unfiltered thoughts on its authenticity and the controversies it has sparked, including her recent split with Tommy Fury and the public's reaction to their personal lives. Join us for a candid conversation filled with laughter, insights, and the unique mother-daughter dynamic you've come to love.

In this Christmas special, mother-daughter duo Layla and Ellie take a light-hearted look back at the year—despite their podcast journey being just a couple of months old. They share their mission to track down their mysterious listener in Russia, and Layla quizzes Ellie with some end-of-year reflective questions. From the importance of setting boundaries and building self-worth to that time Ellie tried cat food, it’s a mix of laughs, honesty, and just the right sprinkle of festive chaos. Tune in for a real and relatable mother-daughter chat.

In this fun and unfiltered chat, mother-daughter duo Layla and Ellie spill the tea on beauty hacks, skincare mishaps, and their ultimate wine preferences—all while swapping hilarious Christmas party stories (yes, ‘hangxiety’ makes an appearance). Things get a bit deeper when they tackle the headlines around Lily Phillips in the adult industry, unpacking themes of self-respect, boundaries, and how society loves to judge. It’s the perfect mix of laughs, real talk, and a few “did they really just say that?” moments. #MotherDaughterPodcast#RealTalkPodcast#LifeChats#FunnyPodcast#Hangxiety#SettingBoundaries#SelfRespect#PartyStories#WomenWhoPodcast#RelatableConversations #lilyphillips

This week on She Gets It From Me, Layla and Ellie serve up a hearty helping of food talk. From the comfort meals that get us through the madness of daily life to the festive indulgences we pretend don’t count, this episode is all about the joys—and occasional disasters—of eating our feelings. They dish on their food cravings, the stress of balancing wellness with indulgence, and the pressure to whip up Instagram-worthy meals. With Christmas just around the corner, they also tackle the chaos of gift shopping, holiday traditions, and why food is the MVP of the festive season. It’s a fun, food-filled chat packed with laughs, relatability, and a little reminder that sometimes, life’s best moments come with extra carbs. #ComfortEating #FoodTalk #MotherDaughterPodcast #SheGetsItFromMe #RelatableConversations #FestiveSeasonChat #StressReliefThroughFood #FamilyPodcast #RealTalk #HolidayChaos #EmotionalEating #PodcastCommunity #WomenWhoPodcast #FoodieFeels #EverydayStress shegetsitfrommepodcast

This week on She Gets It From Me, mother-daughter duo Layla and Ellie take on the chaos of vulnerability, starting with the nerve-wracking world of job interviews. From cringe-worthy oversharing to those moments where you walk out thinking, “What just happened?”—they’ve got stories to make you laugh (and wince). They also dive into the impact of body image and how social media can turn self-worth into a numbers game. With sharp takes on attention-seeking influencers and the pressures they face, the duo unpacks how modern relationships and fame are shaped by our online lives. It’s a funny, relatable, and honest chat about what happens when life throws awkward moments your way—and how vulnerability can ultimately lead to growth.

This week on She Gets It From Me, Layla and Ellie explore the unexpected anxiety that comes with what should be simple tasks. From feeling like the world’s biggest idiot at the post office to that strange guilt you get when taking a seat on public transport, they share their own painfully relatable (and embarrassing) stories. They discuss how navigating public spaces can mess with your sense of self-worth and the little coping mechanisms that help, like counting down from ten before facing a social nightmare. With plenty of humour and honesty, they unpack how even the most mundane errands can feel like a test of your mental strength. Whether it’s buying awkward personal items or trying to look normal in a waiting room, this episode is a reassuring reminder that you’re not the only one feeling anxious about the small stuff. Expect laughs, real talk, and a bit of British self-deprecation!

This week on She Gets It From Me, mother and daughter duo, Layla and Ellie dig into the universal meltdown: why we’re all feeling stressed, anxious, and a little bit ‘meh’ these days. From the slog of daily routines that feel like Groundhog Day to the guilt we feel for even needing downtime, they cover it all with their signature honesty and humour. They swap stories on dealing with that grey cloud of apathy, the constant pressure to "keep it together," and why sometimes the best action plan is to do... nothing. But it doesn’t stop there. The duo tackles the wild world of relationships, taking on social media’s role in modern dating, the quirky dynamics of masculinity and femininity, and those nagging insecurities that seem to pop up on every date. They break down why we make certain choices, how societal expectations mess with our heads, and, of course, the joys of scrolling through “perfect” couples on Instagram while side-eyeing our own lives. #StressAndAnxiety #OverwhelmedLife #MentalHealthMatters #ModernDating #RelationshipRealTalk #MasculinityAndFemininity #SocialMediaReality #FindingBalance #SelfAwareness #ParentingPodcast #LoveAndLife #SheGetsItFromMe #PodcastCommunity #HonestConversations #DowntimeNeeded #LifeChoices #bonnieblue #projectme

In this episode of She Gets It From Me, mother and daughter due. Layla and Ellie tackle everything from the deep to the downright awkward. They explore the psychology of change (why we resist it), the anxiety that creeps into relationships, and how aging messes with our self-image. But don’t worry, it’s not all heavy – they sprinkle in the laughs as they chat about the weird social no-no's, like public spitting and those ‘oops’ moments in relationships (yes, we’re talking bodily functions). With stories about TikTok tarot readers, fashion trends that won’t die, and even a dip into the supernatural, it’s an episode that perfectly mixes humour, relatability, and some surprising life lessons. Tune in for the usual blend of real talk and laughs! #ChangeIsHard #AnxietyInRelationships #LoveAndLife #AgingGracefully #SelfImageMatters #FindingHappiness #MoneyTalks #FashionCycles #YouthCulture #PsychologyOfLife #SocialEtiquette #HumanExperience #TikTokTrends #TarotTalk #SupernaturalStories #LifeAndLaughs #HumorInLife #PersonalStories #shegetsitfrommepodcast

In this episode of She Gets It From Me, mother and daughter duo - Layla and Ellie tackle the everyday stress of just trying to take a holiday – because who knew booking time off could feel like more work than your actual job? (Can we just apologise for the sound quality - we promise to do better next week - but as we like to preach, imperfect action is better than no action at all). They also share their thoughts on the impact of celebrity deaths, with a special nod to Liam Payne, and the weirdly emotional connection we all seem to have with the famous faces we grew up admiring. The chat shifts to the messy world of reality TV relationships, covering all the usual chaos of attraction, insecurity, and power plays – turns out, it’s not just for the cameras. They also dive into parenthood, sharing their own views on how relationships change once a baby arrives (spoiler: it’s not all roses), before getting into a light-hearted debate about whether childbirth is really worse than man flu. Expect plenty of laughs and brutally honest moments along the way.

In this episode of She Gets It From Me, mother-daughter duo Layla and Ellie dive into all the juicy bits—They spill the tea on everything from cheating scandals and controversial influencers to parenting mishaps, including the time Mum caught her daughter smoking and Ellie couldn’t believe how easily she got away with it! They also chat about those reality TV moments that make us all roll our eyes and how teenagers seem to have a knack for fooling their parents. With their usual mix of laughs and straight-talking honesty, they discuss how insecurity sneaks into our lives, why communication is everything, and how a little self-awareness goes a long way.

In this episode of She Gets It From Me, Ellie Noakes and her mum Layla Allen share a lively conversation about childhood memories, starting with Ellie’s fond recollections of SodaStream and the fizzy fun they had together. But it’s not all bubbles and laughs—they also reflect on the bittersweet moment when Layla had to break the news to Ellie that fairy tales, along with their charming characters like the Tooth Fairy and Father Christmas, weren’t exactly real. As they navigate the nostalgia, the duo transitions to discussing the complexities of relationships, inspired by Married at First Sight. They dive into the themes of insecurity and societal pressure, drawing parallels between their youthful disillusionments and the realities of modern parenting. Join them for a candid chat about self-love, the importance of setting boundaries, and how attraction evolves beyond appearances. It’s a mix of heart, humour, and relatable insights that will resonate with anyone navigating love and life today!