Covid-19 hasn’t gone away and, due to travel restrictions, neither has Louis Theroux. In the second outing of his podcast series, he tracks down more high-profile guests he’s been longing to talk to - a fascinating mix of the celebrated, the controversial and the mysterious. In this episode, television and radio presenter Rylan Clark-Neal settles down in his personal Big Brother diary room to talk to Louis about modelling his own home on the Big Brother house, crying onstage in front of millions and how one of Louis’s documentaries ignited his teenage sexuality. **This podcast was recorded and first published prior to Rylan’s divorce in 2021.** Produced by Sara Jane Hall Assistant Producer: Catherine Murnane A Mindhouse production for BBC Radio 4
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Hello, I'm Louis Theroux and welcome back to another episode of my podcast series for BBC Radio 4, Grounded with Louis Theroux, in which I have remote conversations with people I'm interested in.
Hiya.
Hello.
Like reality TV phenomenon Rylan Clark Neal, who shot to fame on the X Factor before walking in into celebrity Big Brother where he emerged the winner.
How are you?
As you.
Well, good.
How are you doing?
I look like I got jaundice.
I'm so sorry.