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Not The End... Just See You Later

After a big three years of weekly episodes, it's time for Chloe and Ellidy to take a little breather. Chloe is about to become a mother of two, and Ellidy has decided to join her on some overdue Mat Leave. It's not goodbye, just a see you later, as the duo take time out to recali ...  Show more

Hard Launch: Brock Enters the Chat

You’ve heard Ellidy’s side of the love story... and now it’s Brock’s turn. He's hung on to hope through heartbreak and it's paid off. Hear Brock's reflection on this rollercoaster of a love story, and get to know the man that's been popping up more in Ellidy's insta stories recen ...  Show more

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