How to be a good wife
To help them to stay connected through this period of change, the couple seek out Marriage coaching from Adeaze Chiwoko, who helps them explore their relationship, and delves into their backgrounds and childhoods to help them understand why they are how they are. A reluctant Bobby agrees to go through with it, but the tables are turned on Katherine when a series of problems are discovered with her behaviour! After finding out they are still co-sleeping with the children and not sharing a bed, Adeaze also recommends that they see intimacy coach Seema Anand to connect more - much to Katherine's horror! What is going to be involved in this visit, and will it be too saucy for Katherine as self proclaimed ‘Vanilla' to take?
After all the feedback from the marriage coaching, Katherine is determined to find out if and how she should be a better wife to Bobby - and what does that even mean these days?! From trying on being a Trad Wife for a day, complete with visiting chickens, to lunching with radical feminist Chidera Eggerue, Katherine explores the issues facing her as a wife and those in the future for her daughter Violet.
Meanwhile Violet is all set for the night of her life to see her idol Taylor Swift play at Wembley. With her beloved cousin Lily, she'll be queueing up from 4am to make sure they get to the barrier, to be as close to Taylor as possible. Or will this nepo baby have other ideas of how to bag that front spot?!
Katherine's comedy tour has put the family dynamics under pressure, but it's all in an episodes work for the over-thinking comic, mother, chicken keeper, and glamorous 40 something, Katherine Ryan.
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