EMMA AND AJ GET TO WORK NEW MONDAY / W / 8PM / EP 1 of 4 / FACTUAL
Presenters and pals Emma Willis and AJ Odudu have wanted to work together on their own series for a while.
And now they’re finally getting the chance as they embark on a mission to help family-run businesses that are struggling to get back on their feet after lockdown.
The new four-part series on W follows the enthusiastic pair as they roll up their sleeves and get stuck in working for a variety of small firms across the country.
Here, Emma, 45, and AJ, 33, currently one of the stars of Strictly 2021, tell us more about their feel good travelogue…
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