Rivals star Emily Atack feels lucky as a woman working in TV

Emily Atack is a TV presenter in Rivals.

Emily Atack says playing Sarah Stratton in Rivals made her realize how lucky she is to be a woman working in TV today.

In Rivals, Sarah is a co-host of a gossip show and works on a daytime sofa with her lover James.

But her boss, Lord Tony Baddingham, is unhappy when he finds out she is pregnant and suggests she have a termination.

Emily had a baby nearly two years ago and resumed her TV career.

Emily feels lucky compared to women 30 to 40 years ago after having a baby and resuming her TV career.

Emily said playing the role was easier after having a baby, and she was able to find the right emotions.

David Tennant's character, Tony, is terrifying, and Emily's reaction to him was genuine.

Emily feels lucky to be working in TV after having a baby and not being sacked.

Emily was able to authentically portray her character's emotions after having a baby.

The actress brought laughs in the first series with a naked tennis scene.

In the second series, the women in Rivals quietly gain power, including TV producer Cameron Cook and Tony's wife Monica.

The men in Rivals think they are in control, but the women have secret power.

The writing in Rivals is beautiful, and the women's secret power is not obvious.

The women's power will come through and affect the men in the series.

Fans will be thrilled to hear that Freddie and Lizzie's story will continue in the second series.

Katherine Parkinson said her character, Lizzie, and Freddie don't stay away from each other for long.

The actress said Lizzie is giddy and pulled herself up, but Freddie's words affect her.

Rivals returns on May 15 on Disney+.

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