Author Binky Wellington returned to Z Radio Live for a new on-air interview about the continued success of Duct Tape Dad and what she has planned next. After the book connected with readers during Father’s Day weekend, Wellington came back on the show to reflect on the response, discuss what is currently in the works, and share exciting news about her next creative project.

Following the strong reception to Duct Tape Dad, Wellington is already looking ahead. During the interview, she revealed that she is set to produce a Christmas book, expanding her work into another holiday season with a new story designed to connect with families in a meaningful and memorable way.

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The Continued Response to Duct Tape Dad

Duct Tape Dad has continued to resonate with readers because of its humor, heart, and relatable celebration of fatherhood. The book captures the spirit of the dads and father figures who seem to hold everything together, whether through quick fixes, everyday wisdom, or the quiet support they give their families.

On Z Radio Live, Wellington talked about how meaningful it has been to see readers respond to the book and understand the emotion behind it. While the title is playful, the message has a deeper connection to family, appreciation, and the small moments that make fathers unforgettable.

What’s in the Works

During her return appearance, Wellington gave listeners a look at what is coming next. With Duct Tape Dad gaining attention and creating momentum, she discussed how the experience has opened the door for future books and new creative ideas.

One of the biggest updates from the interview was that Wellington is now set to produce a Christmas book. The upcoming project marks an exciting next step for the author as she continues building stories around family, holidays, and meaningful moments that readers can share.

From Father’s Day to Christmas

The move from a Father’s Day book to a Christmas release feels like a natural next chapter for Wellington. Both holidays are rooted in family, tradition, and connection, giving her the opportunity to bring the same warmth and personality from Duct Tape Dad into a new seasonal story.

While details about the Christmas book are still developing, Wellington’s return to Z Radio Live made it clear that she is excited about what is ahead and ready to continue creating books that bring families together.

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Duct Tape Dad by Binky Wellington is available now on Amazon:

DUCT TAPE DAD

by Binky Wellington

Duct Tape Dad by Binky Wellington is a playful and heartwarming tribute to the dads who can fix just about anything-with a little creativity and a lot of duct tape!

Told in a fun, rhythmic style kids will love, this charming story celebrates the resourceful, problem-solving spirit of fathers everywhere. From broken doors to wobbly gates, no job is too big (or too silly) for a Duct Tape Dad.

Perfect for Father's Day, bedtime laughs, or anytime you want to celebrate dad, this delightful book is a reminder that sometimes the best fixes come with a little humor-and a whole lot of love.

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Billie Eilish returned to the Saturday Night Live stage on December 11 to serve as both host and musical guest, and she nailed both roles.

Billie, who was a musical guest on the show for the first time in 2019, began with a monologue on her look and unique style, with her new brunette hair color in full display. “Mrs. Claus going to the club,” she said of her outfit, which consisted of a flouncy, oversized white Christmas dress with red piping. She went on to say of her overall style, “Some people wonder why I started wearing baggy clothes. There was actually a good reason,” she clarified. “So it wasn’t just for comfort, or for style. This is hard to say for me, but the real reason I wore big oversized clothes back then is, I was actually two kids stacked on top of each other trying to sneak into an R-rated movie.”

Billie joked in her monologue that her childhood dream was to be in a movie, but that dream “died” after her mother wrote a script in which she cast herself and Billie’s brother Finneas, not Billie. Then Billie’s mother took the stage, wearing a sweatshirt with Finneas’ face on it.

The singer also talked about how happy she was for her upcoming 20th birthday. “It takes time and effort to accept who you really are,” Billie said. “You’ll be so happy that you did. I spent a lot of years pretending to be somebody that I’m not, basically acting.”

Billie appeared in a few holiday-themed skits throughout the show, including a “Lonely Christmas” commercial and a “Hip Hop Nativity” sketch in which she wore a feathered ’80s-style wig. She did some singing and indicated that despite her acting ambitions having “died” when she was a child, she could hold her own with the SNL team.

Billie also played two songs from her new album, Happier Than Ever, including the title track, which she sang alone before joining her band for the song’s climax. She also sang “Male Fantasy” while sitting on the floor with Finneas on guitar and dressed in a sweatshirt, shorts, and socks.

UTE is an emerging singer-songwriter currently bringing her uplifting anthems to the global stage. She has amassed a following in the millions worldwide for her inspiring story and irresistibly infectious anthems. She appeared on Zach & Evan back in November and has joined the show once again to talk about her new song “Santa Knocking At My Door”

“Music is life, there’s no life without music,” remarked the extremely enthusiastic UTE. “I am very excited to see my new song drop for the holidays. My hope is it adds to the joy and helps cement good experiences and long-lasting memories of what’s important to all of us.”

“Santa Knocking at My Door” is available on Spotify and you can hear it on Z Radio Live