GK Barry has taken a savage swipe at her podcast rival Steven Bartlett.
GK Barry, aka Grace Keeling, is a social media star who rose to fame during the first UK lockdown in 2020.
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She often has famous names on her podcast, including recent interviewee, comedian Rob Beckett.
Mocking Steven’s podcast with Rob, GK, 23, asked: “Diary of a CEO, would you ever go on that?”
Rob replied: “No it’s a little bit much isn’t it?” to which GK agreed, and called the podcast “so intense.”
TV star Rob added: “You go into a room with a bloke and cry about your life. I feel like he’s drugging them.”
The pair couldn’t stop laughing as GK said: “I agree, he’s got lavender spray to make them more relaxed.
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“But it’s so funny because you’ll make a self-deprecating joke and he’ll be like ‘no we’re not doing that, what’s actually on your mind?’”
Steven, 30, made a name for himself as the youngest-ever investor on Dragon’s Den.
The star from Botswana built an empire away from the limelight before joining the hit BBC One show.
He runs several companies and has also published a book – Happy Sexy Millionaire: Unexpected Truths about Fulfilment, Love and Success.
Steven dropped out of university to run companies The Social Chain and Media Chain, which he co-founded at age 22 alongside Dominic McGregor.
Five years later he took the firm public, and in 2021 he announced two new companies, Thirdweb and Flight Story.
According to Forbes magazine, the entrepreneur was valued at £71million when he was just 26 years old.
In 2021, he made $1.2million (roughly £998,000) from his podcast alone.
But when he’s not busy making his next million, he enjoys time with his girlfriend Melanie Vaz Lopez.
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