On today's show, the KIIS Breakfast team dive into everything from school formal culture, first-date breakfast trends, and modern marriage traditions to the latest drama surrounding Tones and I reportedly pulling out of the NRL Grand Final entertainment lineup. Plus, Amy opens up about parenting guilt, the team debates whether couples should share surnames after marriage, and Hollywood icon Brooke Shields joins the show to talk about her new crime series You're Killing Me, true crime obsession, and her remarkable 60-year career. 

Key Topics

• NRL Grand Final entertainment controversy
• AFL Grand Final and Kylie Minogue rumours
• Breakfast dates vs drinks dates
• Brooke Shields interview
• Marriage surnames and divorce research
• Parenting guilt and raising grateful kids
• Workplace loneliness and office culture
• School socials and teenage parties

Chapters

00:00 - School Socials, Formals & Teenage Party Culture
Amy shares stories about Year 11 "socials", party boats, stretch limos and the differences between today's teenagers and previous generations. 

08:30 - NRL Grand Final Drama & AFL Rumours
The team discusses reports that Tones and I won't perform at the NRL Grand Final, plus Mikey's Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue AFL Grand Final theory.

19:00 - Tradie vs Lady for Robbie Williams Tickets
Bron and John battle it out with questions covering wine, recipes, cars, TV and beauty. 

34:00 - Are Breakfast Dates Better Than Drinks?
The team debates the rise of breakfast first dates, dating app etiquette, coffee dates and the perfect escape plan if things go badly. 

47:00 - Brooke Shields on True Crime, Hollywood & You're Killing Me
Hollywood legend Brooke Shields joins the show to discuss her new crime drama, true crime obsession, parenting and her decades-long career. 

01:02:00 - Should Couples Share a Surname?
Research suggests couples who don't share a surname may be more likely to divorce, sparking a lively debate on marriage traditions.

01:13:00 - Amy's Parenting Confession
Amy opens up about mum guilt, raising grateful kids, and why all her efforts to create special afternoons seem to backfire.

01:24:00 - Workplace Loneliness & Quiet Offices
New research reveals Australians are feeling increasingly lonely at work, leading to listener stories about silent offices, headphones and office puppies.