• 'She’s Pregnant, Can’t Go And Still Has to Pay?!'

  • May 1 2025
  • Length: 35 mins
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'She’s Pregnant, Can’t Go And Still Has to Pay?!'

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  • In this episode of the podcast, Abbey and Pete tackle the complex modern reality of situationships, emotional confusion in friends-with-benefits setups, and hilarious real-life parenting chaos.


    From navigating grey-area relationships to heated debates about tea-making power plays, and even a shocking hen-do dilemma involving pregnancy and broken friendships.


    Plus, the couple explore caravan name games, Scouse slang, and the emotional toll of football stardom on young athletes offering heartfelt advice to fans.


    ⏳ 00:00 – Subscribe & Intro

    ⏳ 00:30 – Situationship Dilemma: Is It Love or Fear?

    ⏳ 04:30 – The Label Debate: Why Are We So Obsessed With It?

    ⏳ 06:45 – Moving In for Convenience, Not Romance

    ⏳ 09:00 – Caravan Games and Ridiculous Names

    ⏳ 11:00 – 'The Shabba' Origin Story

    ⏳ 15:30 – Dead Eyes

    ⏳ 17:00 – The Power Play of Tea-Making

    ⏳ 19:00 – Forgotten Hens & Pregnancy Drama

    ⏳ 23:00 – Football, Fame & Mental Resilience








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