Thanks for having me.

Oh, please.

Thank you for being here.

Now, I want to get into your product line too, but I want to know more about you because you've been on the show late night.

I have, yes.

A long time ago, and you were a prize in one of our games.

I was a prize, yes.

We had a game where you get to stand next to Brenda Kerr if you won the prize, and some guy was so excited about that.

It was great, so thank you for doing that.

My pleasure.

You're from Australia, right?

I am, yes.

That's great.

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie.

And you grew up on a farm?

Yes, a little country town.

So you're a farm girl.

Yeah.

I was actually quite a tomboy growing up.

You were?

Believe it or not.

No, I don't believe it.

What do you mean?

You'd, like, catch bugs and stuff?

Well, a bit of that, but also just, you know, climbing trees, riding motorbikes.

Riding motorbikes?

Yes.

Really?

How'd you get into motorbikes?

That frightens me.

I had a little Pee Wee 50, and also I learned how to drive when I was...

My dad taught me to drive when I was about 8.

A car?

Yeah, a stick shift.

A stick shift?

An old Valiant.

Really?

Yeah.

Now, we have a picture of this because this, I didn't believe...

I had to look up what a Valiant is.

You're 7 years old, and you're driving this.

And it was that color.

It was that color.

That is a badass car.

It was that exact color?

That color.

Powder blue.

It was my grandfather's, and the seats were bouncy.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It was so much fun.

That is pretty badass.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You seem like a very outdoorsy person.

Do you camp and stuff like that?

Yeah, I've been camping.

Yes, you have.

Like, quite a lot.

My parents own a camper van.

Wait, whoa, really?

Yeah.

Oh, a camper van.

A camper van.

I thought they owned a camp.

No, no.

Not quite.

A camper van.

But also, I went camping around New Zealand with a friend of mine, and it was so beautiful, just like being under the stars and being close to nature.

And in New Zealand, there's nothing that can harm you.

So like, no animals.

Not like Australia.

In Australia, we have, like, you know...

Everything can kill you.

The most dangerous snakes.

The snakes.

Spiders.

The spiders.

Yeah.

The kangaroos.

Yeah.

You got to watch out for those kangaroos.

What are you talking about?

The kangaroos.

They're dangerous.

They can box in kangaroos.

No, they don't.

They do.

Kangaroos don't fight you.

They do.

They hug you.

No.

They hop over and they give you a quick hug, and then they leave.

Yeah, that's what all the tourists think.

Oh, really?

No.

No, they're cool.

They're fun.

Koalas.

I hung out with a couple of koalas.

They're fun.

The koalas, yeah, they're a little more friendly than the kangaroos.

Yeah, they're more...

Kangaroos, seriously, you think you'd get punched by a kangaroo?

Yeah.

They get back on their tail and they go for it.

No, they do not.

They do.

You've never been punched by a kangaroo.

I have not, because I grew up.

I know better.

I grew up with kangaroos.

Yeah.

How do you go from being a farm girl to being a supermodel?

A friend of mine entered me into a competition when I was 13, and from there, I made sure I finished school, and then my first trip overseas was to Japan.

I love Asia.

It's amazing.

Yeah.

And I had my 18th birthday there, so...

And you said, I like this lifestyle.

Well, you know, it was a little bit of a slow start, and I just, you know, was in the moment and taking every day as it came, and...

Yeah.

And now you're doing it.

And now I'm doing it.

Yeah, I mean, you clearly always have to stay fit because you're a supermodel.

Yeah.

Could you give me any tips, anything that I can do?

Like, what's your...

Well, I could give you a...

You should say, you don't need anything.

We definitely don't need anything.

Oh, really?

Nothing.

Thank you.