On the show today…

In happy news, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend have announced they are expecting a baby after suffering a devastating pregnancy loss nearly two years ago. Here’s everything you need to know about their announcement.

Plus, there’s been some pretty shocking news out of Hollywood this week with Warner Brothers canceling the release of the highly anticipated new Batgirl film, despite the fact that it had been filmed in its entirety and was in post-production. Now we need to talk about the stars who have taken a hit and what this cancellation really means for the industry.

And today we’re joined by Abbie Chatfield, one of the new judges for The Masked Singer Australia. Abbie talks to us about what it’s really like filming the quirky reality show, how she kept it cool working alongside Spice Girl Mel B, her recent ADHD diagnosis, and why she cried in a bathroom at the Logies.

To hear more from Abbie you can listen to her on Mamamia's No Filter podcast or on her own podcast It's A Lot.

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