Eurovision: Mae Muller Breaks Her Silence | Lorraine

First of all, business as usual really when it comes to Eurovision for the UK. Poor old Mae Mooler. Second from the bottom, which is very sad. Sweden of course won the whole thing. There she was, blowing the roof off. Absolutely fantastic. They were the favourites.

I have to say though, I did love Finland, guys. You did. I really did. I mean, good, well done to Sweden. It's the second time she's won. Very talented. She did it very well.

She was very zen. Yeah. I think I was like, it was like she was just kind of like, yeah, it was very strange. I know, I want more exuberance. When she knew that she'd won, then all of a sudden it was like, OK, it's fine. But I mean, who can forget? I know, I know. It was fabulous.

We loved it. This wasn't my cup of tea, they were a bit out there to be honest. I loved it. I did quite enjoy it. I did do a lot of things. You've got to love the Finns. You've got to love the Finns.

The stage production just felt astounding. The whole thing was a triumph for her and me. But did you not find when I was listening to her, I thought she did really, really well, but I felt as if the vocals were too low. And the backing was too high and I couldn't really hear her very well. This is a classic pop song. I'm so surprised at how low it ranked. I thought it would be much higher.

I know, especially after last year with Sam, making a thought, oh, we're back. You're absolutely right. I've heard it perform so much better than that. I thought it was my tail. You know how it was. You know how it was. I'm a banger about.

It's all right. Can I just say, never made all of that, because the biggest star of the night was Hannah Waddingham. Absolutely. Oh, my God. Mark, the outfits more. I know, all the outfits were astonishing. She was an absolute goddess throughout the entire event.

It was unbelievable. Look at her. She was fabulous. She really was. Looked amazing. Made me laugh. I love her.

She should be presenting everything. I would love to say it. Now, I'll tell you what, our Ross is a very, very good friend of Hannah Waddingham. And Ross, here she is, an overnight star after 25 years of grafting her butthole. She's a cracker, isn't she? She absolutely is. It really is her time at the moment. I'm so thrilled for her.

I first met her back in 1999. She was both auditioning for a musical in the West End. And, of course, she went on to so many huge musicals, an absolute star. But what I love about her is that, you know, I've been lucky enough to be in a few musicals and you realise the talent that surrounds you, not me, the talent that surrounds you. And people are more than triple threats. They're singers, they're actors, they're dancers. And the great thing with Hannah is that she's championed that and actually said there should be more attention on people that are West End performers, that are musical theater performers, sometimes there's a little bit of a stigma, oh, they can only do that.

So I think it's absolutely brilliant and she is, she's not even, she's like a quadruple, like Quintential, there's something, six-tuplet threat, something like that. She can absolutely do anything at all. And Ted Lassie, who got the new Mission Impossible movie, everything. I know, and you're absolutely right. She can do anything and also a fantastic woman, a real women's woman and just an absolute delight. So she's got all of that going on and she's a lovely person as well. Ross, thanks so much, we'll see you later.

Thank you, love. See you later. See you later, Owen. Yep, Taylor Swift's not happy. Taylor Swift's not happy, guys. Taylor Swift's not happy, are you?.

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