What’s The Tea, Amy?

The Irish queen herself is in the café… and yes, she brought her own tea 🇮🇪☕

This episode is a proper one - honest, funny, chaotic, and full of those real conversations we don’t have enough of anymore.

From building her career from scratch to navigating rejection, reinvention, motherhood, and finding her voice in a world that constantly tries to shape it… Laura Whitmore opens up in a way you’ve never seen before.

We get into the reality behind “overnight success,” the moments of imposter syndrome no one talks about, and what it really takes to keep reinventing yourself. We also dive into motherhood, pressure, and balance - and what it means to use your voice, even when it comes with backlash.

And of course… we bond over tea, Irish biscuits, and the fact that putting the kettle on fixes everything ☕  

This one feels like sitting down with a friend who’s lived a thousand lives - and still doesn’t take herself too seriously.

From setbacks to breakthroughs... over a Barry's cuppa tea.

Half the population has a menstrual cycle… so why do we still whisper about it?This week Amy sits down with Dr. Hazel Wallace - doctor, nutritionist, and women’s health advocate - to unpack everything from PMS and PCOS to hormones, nutrition, and why women’s health is still underfunded and misunderstood.Expect myth-busting, real science, and practical advice on how to actually support your body through every phase of your cycle.Because it’s 'not just a period' as Dr Hazel's best-selling book declares and it’s about time we started treating it that way.

Mimi Webb is in the café and the tea? Strong and sassy... just how we like it. From blowing up on TikTok in 2020 to rewriting an entire album because it “wasn’t deep enough,” Mimi opens up about heartbreak, boundaries, anxiety, and growing up in public.

We talk narcissists, girls’ girl loyalty, fake-it-till-you-make-it confidence, and the power of backing yourself - even when it’s scary.
And between Amy and Mimi? You can absolutely guarantee laugh-out-loud chaos.

If you’ve ever questioned yourself, stayed too long, second-guessed your talent, or needed the reminder to choose you - this episode will leave you feeling braver, clearer, and ready to own your main character moment.

Pour a cup. This one hits.

This week on What’s the Tea, Amy?, fashion icon and cultural queen Kelly Rutherford joins us for a cuppa - and trust us, the tea is poured elegantly, strong and without sugarcoating.
Yes, we talk Gossip Girl
Yes, we talk Melrose Place.
Yes, we talk filming iconic scenes while navigating motherhood.
But this isn’t just Upper East Side nostalgia.It’s about rebuilding your life when it doesn’t go to plan.
About evolving through change with grace.About raising children with love instead of ego.
About legacy, intuition, energy, and what actually matters in the long run.
Kelly speaks with a calm strength that's earned, not performed.
From elevator selfies that broke the internet to “women are portals” conversations that will make you rethink womanhood - this episode is graceful, grounded, and deeply personal.
It’s resilience with red lipstick.
It’s calm.
It's clarity.
It’s tea served with class.

Poet. Storyteller. Firestarter.

In this episode of What’s the Tea, Amy? Nikita Gill sits down for a conversation that moves between myth, modern womanhood, rage, rejection, patriarchy, displacement, and the power of language.Born between cultures and shaped by family histories of partition and protest, Nikita speaks about why rage is not something to suppress but something to reframe.
Why women are called “too much.” Why being “oversensitive” is actually strength. And why rejection isn’t the end.From calling out misogyny to dismantling rigid gender roles, from Britney Spears and girlhood to political speeches and poetic resistance, this episode explores what it means to take up space without apology.It’s about turning anger into action.

It’s about not dimming your shine.It’s about holding your ground in a world that constantly tries to shrink women.If you’ve ever been told you’re too loud, too emotional, too ambitious, too political — this conversation is for you.

The TEA is fierce. And so is she.