On this week's episode of Working from Home with Stylist, we chatted to EmAtack about how it really feels to isolate alone: WorkingfromHomewithStylist
Week four of– is here and this week the team are talking about those annoying WFH aches and pains we’re all having , and the reality of lockdown when you’re on your own. Editor-in-chief Lisa Smosarski and editor-at-large Alix Walker are joined by actress Emily Atack, presenter Vick Hope and Dr Matt Rabin.
“I’m unapologetically being myself,” the actress said. Now that’s a statement we can get onboard with. “I get up, I naturally wake up about 8.30-9 and make a coffee - alright, actually it’s apple juice. I put the TV on and check in with my sister. She’s my agent. I’ve got an amazing management team and we ‘touch base’ and talk about my diary for the day. And then I sit and watch This Morning until midday. Then I get ready for the day.”
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