‘Being Single Isn't A Bad Thing'
New UK|October 18, 2021
TV star Emily Atack on bringing the laughs in her comedy series, celebrity impressions and the ups and downs of life as a singleton
Rianne Ison
‘Being Single Isn't A Bad Thing'

You can count on Emily Atack to say it exactly how it is, no matter how risqué the subject. So as the 31-year-old returns to our screens with the second series of ITV2’s The Emily Atack Show, viewers can expect plenty more silly stories of her hilarious – and sometimes wild – antics.

The show sees the former Inbetweeners actress taking centre stage as she relives past girls’ holidays, dancing the night away at festivals and relationship lessons. And she’s happy to chat about all of them when we catch up, even addressing her recent split with ex-boyfriend Jude Taylor for the first time.

Here, the down-to-earth star exclusively opens up to us about being single and ready to mingle in her thirties and why there are some things better-kept secret from her parents...

Hi Emily. Are you excited to be back for series two?

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