August 23rd 2024.
In a recent interview with the Good Company podcast, British criminal barrister and TV personality Rob Rinder made a surprising revelation - his accent is not actually real. Despite being known for his posh and well-spoken manner, the 46-year-old shared that he intentionally speaks in a different accent from his family.
Rinder, who was born in Westminster and raised in Southgate, explained that his accent is not typical for North London because he felt he had outgrown his upbringing. He humorously added that his accent is a "complete fiction" and he "invented" it.
He reminisced about his childhood, growing up around the corner from singer Amy Winehouse and having a father who was a taxi driver. In a playful cockney accent, he imitated his father saying, "Alright boy, alright foxy." However, he felt that he didn't have much in common with his family and didn't feel at home in their working-class environment.
This feeling of not belonging led him to create his posh accent, which he jokingly referred to as an "artifice." He shared that he felt more at home in manor houses than in his own home and would often visit grand homes like Hatfield House.
Rinder also opened up about his friendship with TV presenter Rylan Clark, calling him a "true friend." He expressed his admiration for Rylan and their successful collaboration on the series Rob and Rylan's Grand Tour, where they traveled through Italy.
While there have been rumors of a second season for the show, nothing has been officially confirmed by the BBC. However, fans can look forward to more entertaining content from the duo in the future.
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