Kat Hoyos

That experience was really emotional for both of us, I could see mum watching me and I was watching her watching me and we were both getting upset. It has also brought us closer together. I tell my mum all the time how proud I am of her and how amazing I think she is. Show less «

So it was great to play a character who was the opposite to Layla Habib. It's always nice to show other sides of your skill set, so that was definitely an attraction. The story itself was a very Australian story and I really enjoyed that aspect too. Show less «

My grandfather was a politician in Colombia and mum was brought up in a privileged household. When she met my dad, he was considered a "bad boy" and he was involved in the drug world but mum rebelled against the family and got into a relationship with him and married him...She tried to escape a few times and eventually did...she landed in Australia with just her suitcase and an English dictionary. Show less «

Season two is much bigger. It's more colourful and everything's just lifted to another level. In terms of the controversy, it probably will be controversial because that's what comedy does. It seeks out and explores taboo subjects and then we will release the tension. We still push those boundaries. Show less «