As the only two stars from the original season, Krissy makes it clear the new iteration of the show is completely different, but still showcases polarising topics and clashing opinions.
"The topics that are covered in the show that have just naturally come up are very polarising," she explains. "Women working, working mothers guilt...all these sorts of things that very much relate not just to women, but are very topical."
"Seeing people's different points of view [on the show] that you would never expect to have such polarising opinions - that's been an interesting factor of the show."
Despite being an almost completely new cast, the women have been close for years and their "genuine relationships" are put under pressure in the intense experience.
"It's a pressure cooker," explains Krissy, who has been friends with Nicole for 20 years. "Eventually their true colours come out...but to me, that is exactly what this show is."
"People say it's not real, but it is 100% real. You see someone's real personality. They'll say 'Oh it's been edited,' but no honey you will show what you are."
And how will Krissy navigate the drama this season? "I ran away a lot this season" she reveals.
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