You grew up with nudist parents and your comedic routines often feature nudity. How do you feel showcasing your fabulous fifty year old body compared to decades gone by? During the pandemic, there was a huge focus on death and people realised life is short, and started converting ­hobbies or finding new hobbies and turning them into cash. After two months, I had my product. People on the beach started saying how good Bertie looked and asking what I used, so I started to make it properly.”

She has even roped in her daughter, Emily, 28. She says: “The extra money has made my life a lot easier. I’m hoping to go to Turkey for a week next year… I can’t wait!” The jewellery maker You are one of the original cast members of La Clique/ La Soirée. Can you describe your journey with this incredible show, and why you have remained a faithful cast member? She says: “I spend around 10 hours a week at evenings and weekends looking at their pieces and doing all their marking. It’s lovely to be able to pass on the skills I have built up over the years.” The magician As an audience member I prefer originality and innovation within all performance genres, but I encourage female performers to do what they want to do, whatever that is. Enterprising folk from across the country are setting up side hustles to help them combat the cost-of-living crisis.

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And on ABC’s The View on Monday, host Sunny Hostin said, “I’m embarrassed to admit, [my husband Emmanuel] and I got so obsessed with this show we binged it yesterday … and I learned things I have never heard of in my life. It was one of the most fascinating things I’ve ever seen.” That has only become more popular now with the cost-of-living crisis. Wages aren’t keeping up with inflation so having a side hustle is much more appealing than having a second job.

I recently came across Betty Grumble, an Australian performer who describes herself as a ‘Surreal Showgirl, Obscene Beauty Queen and Sex Clown’. She is hilarious, sexy, political, fearless and quite rude! Would you encourage the feathered, Swarovski-studded mass of young burlesque performers to embrace the use of humour in their acts and not be afraid to challenge their audience? That women don’t always have to be mute, feminine and flawless? Dr Grace Lordan, associate professor at the London School of Economics and the author of Think Big, said: “What is beautiful about side-hustling is people are discovering new things they are good at and getting paid for it. Initially, Ollie worked as a naked butler before becoming a life model at weekends through the company Nude Life. The money he earned funded a trip to Bali, Thailand, Vietnam and Australia in late 2019.It’s crazy… Monday to Friday, I sit at a desk and don’t talk to anyone then at the weekend, I am naked with strangers.” The dog soap maker You must have performed the act in a variety of venues and for varied audiences over the years. Have there been any particularly memorable reactions to the act? But many are defending show: “Despite the nudity, it isn’t supposed to be titillating or dramatic or anything. … The contestants are just normal people with normal flaws, and the format promotes an open healthy discussion of sex with the participants,” wrote a viewer on Reddit. “A lot of Americans might actually benefit from seeing this,” opined another. “There’s a surprising diversity of contestants, bodies and tastes, talked about pretty matter of factly.” And another: “It’s nice to see cuz the media & xxx has conditioned us to see bodies in a certain unrelatable way, usually too perfect/airbrushed.” Every Thursday at 1pm they will take part in a Facebook Live event to answer your questions and offer their advice. Visit facebook.com/dailymirror/live to watch. You can read more about our team of experts here. Chris, from Gloucester, now spends just one or two hours a day on his courses. He says: “We got a loft conversion this year, doubled our garden’s size and bought a hot tub, which wouldn’t have been possible without that money.” The market researcher