This week on Tell Me More, Sis, we're getting a few things off our chests. From things we're tired of seeing online to everyday habits that get on our last nerve, we're talking about the trends, behaviours and expectations that have us saying, “I'm actually over it!”

We're turning the spotlight on ourselves, because let's be honest — there are things we judge other people for that we're probably guilty of doing too! 😂 Expect unpopular opinions, petty grievances, a few uncomfortable truths and plenty of laughs as we discuss what needs to STOP.

No heavy agenda, no pretending we've got life figured out. Just two sisters saying what we're all thinking.

So, tell us… what are YOU tired of?

Grab your drink, join the conversation and tell us what's getting on your nerves.

Tell Me More, Sis. 🎙️♡

No set topic this week — we pressed record and let the conversation go wherever it wanted to go. And somehow, we ended up with a dilemma that had us seriously questioning what we'd do as parents. 😭

Your teenage son tells you that his girlfriend is pregnant. Her parents don't know. They've decided they want to have an abortion, they've trusted you enough to tell you, and they're asking for your support — but they absolutely do not want her parents to find out.

So… what do you do?

Do you respect their confidence and support them? Encourage her to tell her parents? Or, as a parent yourself, do you feel her family has a right to know?

We're talking trust between parents and children, confidentiality, responsibility, safeguarding, supporting our children through difficult decisions, and what happens when “you can always come to me” is finally put to the test.

There might not be a perfect answer to this one, so we're handing it over to you:

Sis… what would YOU do? 👀

Tell Me More, Sis. 🎙️♡

Imagine turning up to your friend’s birthday party, ready to celebrate… only for her to announce that she’s been married for FIVE MONTHS — and none of her friends knew. 😭

This week on Tell Me More, Sis, we’re asking: where does privacy end and secrecy begin in a friendship?

Of course, nobody is entitled to every detail of your life. But if we consider each other close friends, are there certain milestones you’d expect me to share with you? And if I deliberately choose not to tell you something as big as getting married… does that say something about how I really view our friendship?

Could your best friend secretly get married and you genuinely wouldn’t be bothered?

So go on then… Tell Me More, Sis. 🎙️♡