You all went wild for the last Geordie Shore scoop, so I thought I’d dig even deeper and let you in on just how crazy it really was! Everyone thinks filming a reality show is easy—You know, the cameras roll, and we just go about our lives, right? Not quite. The truth is, having a reality show filmed in your own home is full-on, let me tell you. Sure, it looks natural on screen, like they’re capturing these off-the-cuff moments, but it’s a lot more orchestrated than it seems. And there’s a reason they say, “You can’t look away”—because there’s so much going on, even if you don’t see all of it.

Imagine this: my home, which is usually my peaceful, somewhat chaotic, safe place, suddenly becomes a full-blown production set. And we’re not talking about just one camera in the corner, no—it’s lights, audio, crew, the whole works. Picture this: six people, all focused on you, all day, every day, in your own space. And suddenly, they’re capturing every little thing, from me juggling motherhood to the kids’ spontaneous chaos. It’s surreal at first, and no matter how comfortable you get, there’s always that underlying awareness that everything you say and do is being watched, recorded, and could end up on millions of screens. Even though the cameras are just “there,” you’re never quite off guard.