Allira What do you mean ‘the correct Welsh way* ? With names like Rhys, Rhodri, Rhiannon, the h isn’t sounded. I wonder if Fiona came from the valleys.
I think all this they must be related to each other is just nonsense and silly. I could be wrong, but why would the producers do that? It isn't as if they are sort of applicants.
I see that the Irish version is presented by Siobhan McSweeney. I like her on the Pottery Throwdown, so can imagine she will do well with her cheeky side. It is nice to have a future show to look forward to.
Allira What do you mean ‘the correct Welsh way* ? With names like Rhys, Rhodri, Rhiannon, the h isn’t sounded. I wonder if Fiona came from the valleys.
Well, that's how Fiona pronounced it.
There's more than one Welsh accent (as I've pointed out before!) 😁
I have a cousin called Rhiannon, know a couple of others and know a Rhodri and the h isn't pronounced but that is how Fiona said Hrees!
My son, who works with neurodivergent children, thinks that Jessie is perhaps mildly ND and learnt as a child to express her emotions by throwing herself around because of her severe speech impediment whereby she couldn't always verbalise what she was thinking/feeling.
Sam Thompson who won I’m Celeb 2023 had a similar personality (and ADHD) and was uninhibited with extreme body actions at times ie jumping up on Tony Bellew and wrapping his legs around him like an excited child.
I thought tonight’s episode ended brilliantly. Stephen is a lot more astute than I thought previously and took the lead in the turret when Rachel was still reeling from Harriet’s full-on attack on her character tonight. To be honest it lost me a bit with the 3 teams and the amount of shields amongst them preventing murder. Can’t wait to see the fall-out tomorrow night.