37-year-old actress Jessie Cavebest known for the role of lavender brown in "Harry Potter" The film series, took over the unexpected career by launching the unit page.

Jessie Cave announced an endeavor on Instagram, explaining that the new platform will focus on "niche hair content".

The cave, whose long bright hair is a signature appearance, described the project as a "strange new journey".

In humility video Signing her announcement, seeing her hair while explaining voice out of camera, probably her long-standing partner, Alfie Brown, that her only content will just involve "things like this."

Voice out of the camera, however, was called if the contents of brushing the hair is a famous phenomenon, which the cave replied confidently "No." She explained that fans "want to hear the sounds" of brushing and "swinging" hair, which show their unique access to a subscription-based platform that is usually associated with adult content.

"Well, don't give it for free!" The man persuaded as the cave showed his planned videos. She claimed, "I have to tell people what I offer,", adding, "That's a fetish. I hope. I hope! Slutty Mormon. I'm going to a very clean aesthetics."

When asked what hopes to achieve, the jacket replied: "Just very sensual things with hair." It is joking that this endeavor "could make big down," and at the same time convincing its partner and potential subscribers that its contents will be clear of more explicit material. "There will be no" rate "or" boom ".

Her self-supporting biography amplifies this border:

"Former Potter" actress, writer, doodler and now just lovers of experts for long hair. I don't do the hair contents you can love well. How magical! The owl descended nearby. "

The cave, which describes itself as a "more beautiful hair expert," emphasizes that while its content can be "sensual", will not contain explicit sex material. She added a hymthical touch, promising "owl fall near the daily" update, holding on with his "Harry Potter" roots.

"If you have a hair thing, this is a place for you," she said, encouraging potential subscribers to send it with special requirements.

Before he announced only inherent, comedia and her again, Alfie Brown, again that at the next level they take their personal and professional partnership.

After a decade of navigating the turbulent relationship filled with love, termination and facing four children, the couple now teams on stage. This summer, they will debut a common account at work on the Finge Edinburgh Festival, with the potential of the podcast entitled "Before we are breaking up again."

Although the podcast is not placed in stone, the form work title says about their connection with the dynamics of their relationship. "A lot of people go: We just want to have a little time for us before we have children. Well, we never had time for us," Brown explained.

The travel of the money began unconventional, because the cave got pregnant after a one-hand-day stand, long before they were officially a couple. Since then, they have experienced two breakups since, they also reconciled with their family, and everyone while learning how to move together.

"We started our link at the 8 level 8, without any lessons you learn at level 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7," Brown said, and separated, "definitely we have a different Rulebook."

Their upcoming show will be entered in the illegal of their relationship, sharing insights from its time as from Exes and as an interlocutor. Although this could sound like well-designed creative cooperation, the initial motivation was more convenient.

Brown honestly admits: "The apartments in Edinburgh are extortionate and we should have made an additional show to make enough money." However, what began as a financial decision has evolved into something "one of the most exciting things we have ever done."

The cave and brownish are not foreigners to emit their personal lives in the phase.

During the first disintegration in 2018. Both comedges were performed by solo emissions in Edinburgh, and each discusses their relationship. Performances have created a buzz, and the audience want to catch both sides of the story.

Although their transparency could look risky, a couple feel that sharing their truth is an essential part of who they are. "It's so basic for what we are," Brown said. The cave echoes the feeling "I wouldn't know how to do anything without talking about your life. So if it was harmful, I was convicted."