TalkTV Contributor Paula Rhone-Adrien says there is “no such thing as a woke war” and that people are exhausting themselves over a “myth”.
It was amid a tense discussion with Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan over singer Sam Smith’s they/them gender pronouns.
“This is about Sam Smith, this is about them going discovering, going on a journey about who they are,” Ms Rhone-Adrien said.
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