

GK Barry: I’m Finally Ready To Tell My Story
GK Barry became one of the internet’s biggest personalities, but this conversation reveals the Grace Keeling behind the fame, the jokes and the confidence. She reflects on being bullied at school, feeling desperate to fit in, and learning to make people laugh before anyone could laugh at her. Grace opens up about her…

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““Flirting is not consent, silence is not consent, compliance is not consent” 🥺 Thankyou Paul, Thankyou Grace for speaking about this🙏 it’s such a common occurrence, especially for women and this is such an important topic to speak on. It…”
““This is the only podcast I’d talk about it on” - what a compliment to Paul. 2 of my favourite people talking about something so fucking important. I’m proud of you grace. Well done ❤”
“It’s sad that gk Barry is so adamant she’s not attractive, she’s beautiful”
“I’m disappointed in the police officer who said there was no point in reporting it.”
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