As Series 1 comes to a close, Kelly and Louise look back on the biggest moments, the lessons they didn’t expect to learn, and what’s stayed with them most. From honest conversations to laugh-out-loud moments, it’s a proper series 1 rewind.

They also share their recommendations to help you survive Christmas — and the rest of 2026 — including favourite albums to soundtrack your days and TV shows perfect for switching off (after you’ve binged Series 1 of Have You Frozen Your Eggs Yet?, obviously).

A reflective, funny and comforting end to the series — whether you’re commuting, hiding from relatives, or taking a well-earned breather.

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Poet Hollie McNish — dubbed “the Tracey Emin of the poetry world” — joins Have You Frozen Your Eggs Yet? for a hilarious, honest and fearless conversation about womanhood, shame and the wildly inappropriate questions people feel entitled to ask. Spoiler: there are many.

With millions of views online and features on the BBC and in The Guardian, Hollie’s work tackles taboo topics with sharp wit and heart. In this episode, she shares stories from her own “inappropriate questions” archive, talks about motherhood and pregnancy, honesty in art, and why she has previously tried to make her work neutral.

Hollie is the first poet to record at Abbey Road Studios, winner of the Ted Hughes Award for her poetic parenting memoir, which Kelly highly recommends, Nobody Told Me and author of six poetry collections including Slug, Lobster and her latest, Virgin. She also recites a powerful poem she rarely shares publicly — “because I only have one child” — and explains why.

Funny, raw and unfiltered, this episode is a must-listen if you’ve ever been asked a question that crossed a line.

You can find out more about Hollie, buy her books and book tickets to see her live on her website.

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Kelly and Louise debate the viral Vogue article ‘Is having a boyfriend embarrassing now?’ by Chante Joseph. We know, you can’t bloody win! The controversial article divided the internet looking at the apparent recent shift to avoid mentioning your boyfriend online and Kelly and Louise have notes. They react to the article getting into why people may advertise boyfriends less, their own response to people publicising relationships or not (even when married), and whether it really is ‘embarrassing’. There’s strong opinions.

They also talk about more women choosing to be independent now, the question, “why are you single?” (the gift that keeps on giving around Christmas time) and Louise letting females down with her inability to light a fire and swing an axe.

Vogue article discussed:

https://www.vogue.co.uk/article/is-having-a-boyfriend-embarrassing-now

Follow up article:

https://www.vogue.co.uk/article/the-response-to-my-are-boyfriends-embarrassing-article

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