Good times with… Ronan Keating
The singer and host of The One Show lives in London with his wife, Storm, and their two children, Cooper, four, and Coco, one.
The Breakfast Club reminds us how unique we all are
The last great film you saw…
I was absolutely blown away by No Time To Die. I’ve always been a big Bond fan, and because we had to wait over a year and a half for it, it was even more exciting. I think Daniel Craig has been phenomenal.
The film you could watch over and over…
The Breakfast Club.
I first watched it when I was growing up and I think it captures that transition from teenage years to adulthood so well. The characters are all from different walks of life, too, so it’s a real reminder of how unique we all are as humans.
The performance that made you cry…
Can I say my own? I recently did one of my favourite performances of my career in Lucerne, Switzerland. We had a 68-piece live orchestra and they were just so mesmerising that it brought me to tears.
The last boxset you binged on…
The Morning Show on Apple TV, which stars Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. It’s epic. I also love Game Of Thrones; I could watch that all over again.
Top of your must-watch list…
Squid Game on Netflix. Apparently it’s one of the most-watched shows of all time, but I haven’t got round to watching it yet!
The album you loved…
The Bridge by Sting. It’s a great album that, at times, really harks back to The Police days. I love it.
The book that inspired you…
Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, the co-founder of Nike. It’s a memoir that charts his journey to setting up the company. It’s a brilliant story, which I found so inspiring. I recommend it to everyone.
The ticket you’d love to get your hands on…
I want to go to the next U2 concert when they’re on the road again. I once saw them in Paris with my wife and they performed The Joshua Tree album in full, which was incredible.
Songs From Home by Ronan Keating is out now