Julie Jay: I run away from decisions the way a footballer runs away from monogamy

Being a parent is to be on the receiving end of questions, questions, and more questions
Julie Jay: I run away from decisions the way a footballer runs away from monogamy

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Tue, 03 Jan, 2023 - 18:01
Julie Jay 

Julie Jay
Julie Jay

COMEDIAN

I have always had a terrible fear of commitment, and I run from decision-making the way a Premier League player runs away from monogamy. 

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