''Kids have always been part of our relationship and subsequent marriage. After 24 years together, we are now getting back the time we missed out on at the beginning,'' says Robert.
''The hardest thing was when they filmed us answering questions about what was going on and how it made us feel. I could tell they were after drama and that's not me.''
''I wanted to be able to look back and say, 'I had some really good times with my parents and I made their lives easier', rather than, 'I did a radio show'.''
With her frugal “waste not, want not” approach to life, Tui was the Weekly's food editor for 19 years. Now, her legacy will continue through a project she had planned for years.
“I have spent my life trying to help people and I often have had to defend myself and what I do to sceptics. Now I feel that I don't have to do that any more."
'It was a very joyous moment. I felt like I'd watched her grow up, through her letters, and then I got to meet this beautiful young woman face-to-face.'