Amy Jackett

Amy Jackett and Gemma Watts discuss this directly: Amy says watching Gemma's close, fulfilled relationship with her parents made her question the 'myth that every child needs a sibling,' and Gemma argues there's no definitive answer about family size because you never know what the alternative would have brought.

Gemma Watts says she only recently shook off being branded 'selfish' for not wanting kids, and Amy Jackett argues the label is misplaced since you can't choose what you naturally want, comparing it to not being able to change one's orientation.

Amy says she assumed motherhood would come naturally because her own mum loved being a mum, but she was shocked by what giving birth actually took, describing herself as in a kind of trauma for a year or two afterward, though she says she'd do it again.

Amy said her relationship with Tommy was a highlight, crediting his personal work (not drinking, meditating, exercising) for improving their relationship, and also mentioned finally finding a job she genuinely liked and wanted to stay in long-term.

They discuss overthinking as something that can be reframed as a strength tied to thoughtfulness and high self-monitoring, while acknowledging it can cause unnecessary suffering; both agree it can serve a purpose when it relates to genuine safety concerns.

They met in Bali at a bar called Potato Head; weeks later Tommy called Amy using a found green cap as a pretext to reconnect, and they started dating shortly after.

While Tommy worked at KISS FM, Amy was helping in the radio station's airlock room when members of Little Mix mistook her for a helper and asked her to fetch a teaspoon and sugar for their tea.

Amy is Tommy Jackett's wife, originally from Sydney. She first met Tommy at the Potato Head in Bali and initially found him arrogant/a 'good-looking radio douche' before warming to him over time.