Grace Campbell

Grace Campbell

Grace Campbell is the comedian daughter of Tony Blair's former spin doctor Alistair Campbell, and they have collaborated on a number of projects. Grace made her Edinburgh Fringe debut in 2019 and published the book Amazing Disgrace: A Book About Shame in 2020.
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Grace Campbell launches party pocasts

Guests include Katherine Ryan, Jameela Jamil and  Joanne McNally

Grace Campbell is to launch a new podcast, Late To The Party, next week, with  guests including Katherine Ryan, Jameela Jamil and  Joanne McNally.

In each weekly episode they will discuss party experiences, from celebrity run-ins, exhilarating highs, hungover lows, best exit strategies, to the art of choosing the ideal plus one. 

Campbell – who is heading to the Edinburgh Fringe next month – said: ‘I love a party. Although I may often be a fashionably late guest, I always have an extravagant yet plausible excuse up my sleeve and soon turn to charming people into sharing drinks and swapping wild stories from their lives. 

‘Now, I can’t wait to bring that energy to my new Late To The Party’ podcast, swapping outrageous tales with my star guests. 

‘The podcast is a tribute to the shamelessly reckless spirit of Absolutely Fabulous, celebrating unadulterated fun and friendships. Huns, this is for you and is destined to set off your WhatsApp groups!’

Episodes will be released every Tuesday on the usual podcast platforms.

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Published: 18 Jul 2024

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