Tiffany Watson, the star of Made in Chelsea, reveals how the transition from her sleepless nights to Chelsea soirées has given her life a whole new sense of joy, balance, and perspective.
Life has changed dramatically for Tiffany Watson, 31, since her days navigating love triangles, lavish parties, and friendship fallouts on Made in Chelsea. The reality star is now a proud mum to two-year-old Jude and 10-week-old Heath, who she shares with her husband Cameron McGeehan.
Tiffany discusses how alternating Chelsea soirees with sleepless nights has given her life a whole new sense of joy, balance, and perspective. She also discusses her most memorable, and occasionally dramatic, moments from the show.
When Tiffany was just 20 years old, she joined the beloved older sister Lucy Watson, 34, on the reality TV program, and she has since acknowledged that the experience has had a significant impact on who she is today.
She said: “It probably shaped me a lot. I’m very grateful to have done the show and for the platform it’s given me. When I meet people, I think they expect me to say it was a really awful time in my life, but no. Obviously there were hard moments, but it was also really fun and a really cool experience.” It comes after David Beckham speaks ‘as a father’ in ‘family’ announcement after latest Brooklyn snub.
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When asked what her most memorable moments were, the mum-of-two recalled The Maldives trip where she had a huge friendship fallout with Stephanie Pratt, as well as a relationship spat with her ex-boyfriend, Sam Thompson.
Tiffany recalls that the entire journey home and the fact that I was essentially crying the entire time from the Maldives to England were very dramatic. That was also quite memorable for being extremely traumatizing.
Tiffany enjoyed the time of her life, despite the fact that the reality television series had less drama. She described the South of France television series as “really fun,” saying, “I was so carefree, I was young, I was with my friends. The summer was fantastic.
Tiffany praises her time on reality TV, noting that she says, “Those days are very different from my days now.”
These days, Tiffany’s world revolves around her two young children and she’s learning to savour each stage. Speaking about the jump from one-to-two, Tiff says: “I think when I had Jude and he was a newborn, you don’t know what you’re doing and you’re trying to learn everything. I was totally unprepared,” she admits.
“I’m aware of what I’m doing and what to expect a lot more this time around.” I’m not trying to figure out everything, so I feel more like I’m not questioned everything, but I’m also like, God, I wish I could have appreciated that young age of Jude more, like, I could have just sat on the sofa all day and watched TV.
Even with her own experience, Tiffany claims that she still struggles with the concept of motherhood: “mum guilt.” She said, “I can never just be like, “You’re doing great, but I always feel bad for myself.” Either I feel bad about how my time is divided up or I feel bad about how I’m spending my time. I’d like to improve on that.
Tiffany is also open about how her body image has changed since becoming a mother. She isn’t feeling particularly confident right now, but she is aware that it will eventually occur and isn’t putting any pressure on herself.
She continued, “I’m trying to be healthier with what I eat and things like that.” Because I was at my skinniest before I became pregnant with Jude, I think it’s difficult. I had just married, and I was undoubtedly at my smallest. It’s a huge contrast because I’m currently at my biggest. I am aware that I will probably never get back to that, and I don’t believe I actually want to because I looked back. But I am confident that I will grow older. I’m not in a rush,”
Tiffany will also appear on the second season of Beyond Chelsea, a spin-off series that features Made in Chelsea icons Binki Felstead and Rosie Fortescue while catching up with familiar faces from the first season, including her sister Lucy Watson.
She still had time to get in front of the cameras despite welcoming her second child just as filming began. I did a lot of filming, which is really nice. Almost immediately after the birth of Heath, I began filming. He probably did his first filming when he was just two weeks old, in my opinion.
Tiffany compared it to Made in Chelsea, saying, “Our lives have changed. So no partying and other activities are involved. It resembles “babies” and renovations.
Tiffany will return to our screens in Beyond Chelsea soon, though a date hasn’t been set.
