(upbeat music)
- Hi guys. Guess where I'm at.
Yes, Anna and Jesse's!
(people cheering)
I'm ready for another change yet again.
I loved being my natural hair color, but I wanna go lighter.
I wanna do this nice like honey sweet brown.
This is the last time you'll see my hair like this.
So see you then.
And voila, this is my new hair.
I freaking love it, it looks incredible.
I think Anna did a fantastic job.
It's just the perfect shade of caramel brown.
And I don't think I've ever actually
had my hair colored like this before.
I've had highlights and lowlights
but not just like one shade of hair.
And I think it looks so fresh.
I feel like I'm in another era,
out with the old, in with the new.
Hey Cheeki.
(calming piano music)
It is 6:59 AM, let's see what baby's up to.
Oh wow, he's still asleep. He's still asleep,
which means that I could probably start
on his breakfast now.
Do you want your breakfast too?
(Cheeki barks)
Yeah, let's go.
Ben has been in England for the past two weeks on tour.
And look at the state of my bed.
This is how much I don't move when I sleep.
It's untouched. Like this is me just making my bed.
I'm done. I must sleep like a fricking vampire.
Mmmm! Open Farm Pet. Do you approve?
All right, that's great, I'll serve this up for you.
7:00 AM is actually me sleeping in now,
because there was a period
where Lennon was waking up at 5:30 and then 6:00 AM.
So what a treat, 7:00 AM!
No, but for real, I actually feel very well rested
and excited to start my day.
This gives me enough time to make Lennon some breakfast
because when that boy wakes up, he is starving.
He is so fricking hungry.
(baby cooing)
What? Okay, crap.
Oh, I hear him, I hear him. (Lennon crying)
Oh shit, okay. Toast in.
(cutting toast noise)
(bright music)
Hi. Gumby? You want Gumby?
Squirrel? Hi. Hug.
(Lennon babbles)
Bon appetit. Enjoy.
(Lennon claps)
Delicious.
(water flows)
(happy music)
(shaking drink)
Every morning I have my Athletic Greens.
This is my ritual.
Lennon, what's that?
Can you give it a hug? Hug, hug.
Oh my God, he loves this squish.
"I wrote to the zoo and they sent me a pet.
They sent me a... (elephant noise) An elephant!
He was too big so I sent him back."
So this is Fryman Canyon Trail.
This is honestly L.A.'s best kept secret.
It's such an amazing straight shot there and back.
It is a great booty blaster. There's a fantastic incline up.
And this is where if you wanna do like celebrity spotting,
this is where you'd see them.
So far the celebrities I've spotted here
were Usher and Joel Madden from Good Charlotte.
That one I was kind of like, ah!
- [Passerby] Talking to myself again.
- Yeah. So am I. (laughs)
- Two nutcases.
- I know, right? You too.
(upbeat music)
This is very nice milk, this is raw milk.
I thought you could only get this online, holy crap.
Don't do it? Why?
- [Erewhon Staff] I don't know. I was just giving you
a hard time. - Oh really?
No, this is the raw milk. - I know.
- I can't believe you guys have this.
- [Erewhon Staff] It's funny
'cause we usually never have it.
- So for my meats, we've got an organic chicken
and fresh roasted turkey breast. This is for Lennon.
I like how there's like no added sodium in here.
It's only like 1%.
Some Muenster cheese slices and then some string cheese.
This is also a great snack for Lennon.
Got some non-fat Greek yogurt and some raw milk.
(bright music)
So that was everything that I got at Erewhon.
I would say that was a pretty successful shop.
I'm not really an Erewhon regular.
I'm not there every day buying a smoothie.
I think the reason why I don't really buy smoothies
or they don't really appeal to me is
because I used to work at like three smoothie shops.
I think when you work there, you just kind of like
It's not a special. It isn't.
Or when I look at this smoothie, I'm just like
why is it $18? Like I think I could make this smoothie.
I think that's what I always tell myself.
And then I end up never making it.
I've been on a hard boiled egg kick.
This is what I've been eating every day
for the past 10 days.
Two hard boiled eggs with salt and pepper. Mm.
I am flying through the 405. This is an anomaly.
This never happens in L.A.
but somehow I have been gifted the gift
of a freeway, like a true freeway.
I'm on my way to LAX to pick up my husband, Ben.
He has been on tour for two weeks now
and I'm so so excited for him to be back.
He has been sending me all these updates
through voice memos.
We have been on a voice memo kick these days.
I don't know about you, but I hate texting.
I just don't like typing on my phone.
This is just a mindset that I've been having
for the past couple of years.
Typing on my keyboard? No problem.
I will literally type out paragraphs, essays, novels to you.
But on my phone, typos, short, borderline rude.
I just hate it.
So voice memos have been just a game changer.
Oh look, there's nobody here.
This is the most like chill I've ever seen LAX.
(phone ringing)
Is this Tom Bradley?
- Hi babe. I'm at B6. - Hi.
- B6, oh. Hear, do you wanna come to B5?
- Yes, I'll come to B5.
- I think I see you.
(phone disconnects)
Yay! Oh, there he is.
- Wow. - Wow, oh.
- Oh, I missed you.
(Jenn laughs)
He's home now. - He's home.
Oh my God, you smell like Marlow. (laughs)
- (laughs) Sweat and Marlow. Hi everybody.
- It's the, it's the detergent.
- I love your hair, babe.
- Oh yeah. - It's fantastic in the flesh.
- Really? - Yeah. I love it.
- Thank you. Oh my gosh. - Wow, she came to pick me up.
What a lovely wife. Huh?
- I know, wife of the year. - Wife of the year.
- Wife of the year.
- Thank you babe. - Of course.
- How was the drive?
- It was, I freaking flew here. Oh my God, you're here.
- I'm so happy.
- I'm so happy too.
Does it feel... Did you get any sleep on the plane?
- Bits and bobs, but I don't,
I didn't need too much this one
'cause it's then I'll sleep well tonight, you know.
- True. Very true.
- I just watched a movie. It was nice just
to not be surrounded
by people for a few hours. 'Cause I've just been around lots
of people for the last two weeks, so.
I'm excited to come see my buddy and my family.
- Yeah, we're excited to have you back. Welcome home.
(cheerful music)
- Cheeki.
- [Jenn] She's so excited to see you.
(Ben screams in excitement)
It's daddy. - Buddy.
(cheerful music)
- Today is the day we are cleaning out our closet
and getting rid of some of our designer goods
that we've accumulated throughout the years.
I mean, this is something that we've been wanting to do
for a while now.
- It is, yeah. I think sometimes, you know,
when you've got something in your closet
that you think really works, then after a little bit
of time you realize it doesn't really work for you anymore.
- Yeah. - You know, this is a time
in our life where we've just gotta be out with the old,
in with the new. - In with the new.
This is the first piece. Well.
- You know, when you've got a vision for it
and you think it's gonna look a certain way and then you,
it arrives and it doesn't look the certain way you thought.
I've always liked a good smoking jacket
but this is just, it's not me.
- When this arrived we were like, oh, maybe this
would be really good for Christmas.
- Yeah. - And now it's
the holidays and... - Yeah.
And we're getting rid of it.
- Oh my god, remember when these were the height of fashion?
Oh my god. These are probably,
I wanna say like four pounds each.
My arm is cramping because of how heavy they are.
And this is precisely the reason why it's hard
for me to wear these.
Pre-child, I didn't mind suffering a little for the fit
but now I just, I simply can't, if it's uncomfortable,
I just won't wear them.
So this is a pair of Fendi kitten heels
that I will be selling. These are incredibly comfortable.
Like there is this little cushion
at the heel which makes walking in these a breeze.
But I've just been having a tough time styling these.
But the crazy thing is that they would actually work
with my outfit right now. Like for years I was like,
what do I wear this with, you know?
- And talking about, you know, wanting the quality
but without, you know, shouting the designer at everybody,
this is a bit loud, isn't it? - Yeah.
And we have these Naked Wolfe mules.
I can't walk in these anymore.
I think someone who's a little bit more advanced
in the strutting department would rock the F out of these.
- We have this Gucci fanny pack,
- Bum bag - bum bag.
Whatever you want to call it.
This did me some some good though before,
especially when I was filming and running around,
I could put a lens and extra bits in there.
- But I still think it looks really cool.
It's got the Gucci monogram,
but it's not like 'in your face'.
It's more subtle and I think it's because it's black.
Yeah. I think this one's gonna sell really fast though.
- Yeah, it should be. - Yeah.
- It's a classic, you know, but it's just, again, it's,
I just don't need it anymore,
I don't think, you know. - No.
(upbeat music)
Stop. This is so freaking sexy.
Why do I love this so much? Holy crap.
Uh-oh. Oh my gosh, this is hilarious.
- The same pants. - But those are really nice.
- They are nicer than the other ones though.
This is great. - Yeah, the trousers,
they're not your size. - No.
We really match this restaurant.
- I know. We couldn't have coordinated more perfectly.
So we are having lunch at Zinc Cafe.
- It's all vegetarian as well.
It actually took me three, I think,
I didn't realize this vegetarian restaurant
until like the third time I had gone, which is a good sign.
- Oh right.
- Because they don't promote it too much.
- Yeah yeah. It's not like
in your face being like 'vegetarian', it's just, yeah.
- [Ben] Yeah. We just went to have a look
at Restoration Hardware as well.
But we need a coffee table for our lounge
and we found the perfect one.
- Yeah. And 'The RealReal' accepted all of our things.
- Yeah, they did, cool.
- And I also got myself something too.
- She did. It's very good. - I did.
- It's so good. - Gotta give them
a little show. It looks bang on.
- This looks freaking amazing. I'm so excited for it.
Like I just love like unique vintage pieces
and this is something that I will always treasure.
- Well, we started off with a lovely little zinc salad.
Nice. Nutritious. We got a split pea soup
which perfectly matches our outfits.
A pizza that's mildly burning my hands.
- Is it really? - No, it's fine.
And then it, it's right baby,
if you'd like to show up your, Jenn's new favorite drink.
- It is. I never used to be like a flavored drink person.
I was just like, I just need a...
- Black coffee. Yeah. - Black coffee.
But now I'm like, gimme the 'Dirty Chai'.
- It tastes like Christmas.
- It does. It tastes like awesome.
- And you got pints of it as well.
So you should be, you should have enough.
- I should.
(soft jazz music)
Oh wow. The soup is good.
The soup is excellent.
- This is gloomy. - This is gloomy.
- This is a sunny day in England for me. (laughs)
- [Stranger] It's a very special, beautiful...
- [Ben] Yeah, it's wonderful.
- [Jenn] What do we have here, Chef Ben?
- Tonight I managed to create a chickpea curry.
Greek yogurt, cucumber mince,
kind of it's like a raita kind of vibe,
like a cool whip to go with your lovely curry with a bits
of pizza and some rice.
- I think it's time to give Lennon some utensils
but I wanna see how he reacts to this cute little spoon.
So they make the handle
into a shape that's really easy for toddlers to hold.
Try this. Look. Look, Lennon.
You wanna try? You wanna try holding the spoon?
(Ben and Jenn cheers)
You used the spoon, Lennon, that's so good. Good job.
Ooh Woohoo, fresh rice.
(Jenn vocalizes)
Freaking, I can't believe you made this.
Wow. This looks so good babe. Thank you.
- My pleasure babe. Thank you for doing this every night
for our son for the last two weeks, so.
- Fair enough. Nothing but goodness.
- Chickpea, great source of protein.
- Mmm.
- Quite good now.
- Oh my God. More than quite good.
This is out of this world. I missed you.
I missed your cooking
and I missed your presence and your energy.
- Missed you too baby. And you too buddy.
- Did it remind you of when we were long distance at all?
- Yeah, it did actually.
Like obviously as you guys know, we spent a lot
of time apart.
- Yeah. - And it was just quite nice,
you know, making waking up to voice memo from you
and making sure you have the same and...
- For anyone who is in a long distance relationship,
I feel like communication is key.
Without it, a long distance relationship
is not gonna cut it.
If you live in a time zone, similar to like the West Coast
and United States and England, it's very critical
that we wake up to a message. Right?
- Yeah. - What do you think?
- 'Cause you know there's time difference and stuff.
So someone might have spent, I would've
by the time you wake up, it's 5:00 PM 4:00 PM for me.
And I've spent most of my day.
So if she doesn't wake up to a message,
it means I've kind of spent most of my day.
It might feel like I've spent most
of them not thinking about you, which isn't the case.
But that's why it's like, you know,
I like to try and make sure that
at least before you wake up and giving you an update.
'Cause obviously barren life as well my day start
by the time you wake up, wouldn't it?
- Yeah, that's true. - That's what the subject is.
But it's communication. Yeah. Making sure they,
making sure the other one feels they're somewhat connected
and they understand where you are,
what you're, not where, where are you?
And what you doing? - It's surveillance.
- It's just that connection, isn't it?
'Cause you have to build something so much deeper
than something physical in long distance.
- Right. And I think like now technology is incredible
'cause voice notes, those are just the simplest things.
- Voice notes also give a, you feel the energy
from the other person.
Like texting. You can't give, make someone feel uplifted.
Of course a nice message helps
but when you can hear the voice
and hear the tone and feel the way they speak.
And it's also a good practice.
I know some people will be watching this,
thinking I hate voice memos.
- Yeah. - And that's okay.
But sometimes it's good practice to just be on the fly
and just, you know, do it that way.
And especially for us,
you feel more connected when you can hear their voice.
- Okay. We are measuring that coffee table
that we saw at Restoration Hardware.
So it is 67 inches.
- 67. - I'll move this out
of the way. Oh, excuse me.
Lennon, thank you for helping.
Actually, yeah, that's fair.
(Jenn and Ben laughs)
- Oh, that's perfect. Couldn't be any better.
I don't think.
- We were originally going
to get this Sixpenny coffee table.
I'll put like a picture here,
which would've theoretically would've looked nice
because it would've just matched the house.
But I feel like it would've been too much wood.
Right? - It's a lot of wood.
- So much wood. - Yeah.
- We're just gonna get it.
- I think so. - We're gonna get it.
- We gotta wait about six months, but still.
- Oh yeah. Oh my God. Yeah, it comes in April.
- Yeah. And no, so we'll just take the one in the store.
Can't we just?
- Lennon, can you open the cup? Open the cup for us.
- Yay. - Good job.
(claps and cheers)
- Yay.
- All right. I think we should call it.
- Yeah. - Yeah. Get buddy to bed, huh?
- Buddy, wanna say goodbye?
Say bye-bye. - Say bye-bye to everyone.
- Can you blow a kiss?
(Lennon babbles)
- Yes. - Yes.
- Good job. Bye guys. Mwah! - Bye.
(cheerful music)