Episode 6
The Ibiza trip is in full swing with Amy organizing events every day of the trip to promote one of their sponsors. The trip has been completely funded by the sponsors so it's important to the agency that the influencers do a good job of promoting the products so all the sponsors are happy.
While everyone is sitting round the pool Amy gets the news that Kirsten has gone into labour. Amy is so upset because she wanted to be there for Kirsten when the baby came so that she could meet the baby the day she was born and be there for Kirsten in the hospital. Amy is so sad to be so far away and feels so guilty that she can't be there for her friend.
In Perth, Kirsten is in labour and is struggling with the pain, but her fiancé Adam and her sister Lauren are there to help her through each stage.
While they wait for news, Amy and the influencers must continue on and get the content that the sponsors have paid for. They are getting content for one of the brands while they get ready for a night out and everyone is trying to keep their mind off worrying about Kirsten.
In Perth, Kirsten has been in labour for twelve hours and has just reached the stage where she's able to start pushing. But as the baby is born, midwife Lauren can see that the baby's cord is wrapped tightly round her neck twice. Lauren knows that babies can die because of the cord being wrapped so tightly round their neck so they have to act immediately.
Back in Ibiza Amy gets the news that the baby has been born but that the birth was traumatic. Amy has a tense wait to hear whether Kirsten and the baby are ok which is finally confirmed by text. At last they can celebrate the arrival of Kirsten's baby.
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