The Real Housewives of London Tell All on Cast Trips, Drama & FeudsAre the Real Housewives of London putting the drama behind them for Season 2? In this episode of Tea At Four, host Billy sits down with show stars Juliet Angus and Nessie Welschinger for an unfiltered chat about cast feuds, behind-the-scenes secrets, and cheap champagne.Juliet and Nessie open up about what really happened off-camera between Season 1 and Season 2, including the phone call that sparked an unexpected truce with Amanda. They break down their 9-day cast trip to Antigua, the strict rules of reality TV filming, support from global Real Housewives legends like Lisa Barlow, and how they craft their iconic opening taglines.Plus, the ladies review £13 supermarket champagne, share Karen’s wild travel habits, and discuss how they navigate family life under the reality TV spotlight.Watch Real Housewives of London on Hayu now!

Why did Harry Potter star Jessie Cave launch an OnlyFans? In this unfiltered episode of Tea At Four, hosts Billy and Lauren sit down with actress, writer, and comedian Jessie Cave to discuss the real financial realities of life after a massive film franchise.Jessie opens up about supporting her family of four, hitting a wall in her career, and how a bizarre LA acting seminar taught her to monetize her signature long hair. She breaks down the misconceptions surrounding her non-explicit, niche content, managing public scrutiny, and staying firm on her personal boundaries while navigating the platform.Billy, Lauren, and Jessie also touch on her iconic role in Pride, her approach to motherhood and social media, and how she navigates press headlines, personal loss, and creative autonomy.

Everyone thinks I have cancer - but that's not my condition.In this episode of Tea At Four, Lauren & Christie sit down with Jess to talk about living with disability with extensive venous malformation, a rare condition she was born with that affects her veins, causes arthritis and chronic pain, and means she now uses crutches and a wheelchair.Jess opens up about why her condition impacts her more mentally than physically, growing up feeling treated like a child at school, the concert accessibility horror story where she was told her wheelchair wasn't allowed and ended up sat on the floor, and the daily reality of being a wheelchair user in the UK - from broken Tube lifts to strangers asking if she's contagious.She also gets honest about dating with disability, going viral on TikTok, dealing with hate comments and death threats, and how sharing her story helped her build confidence, raise disability awareness and connect with others living with chronic illness.