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Over 1 in 10 Brits Know More About the Lives of Celebrities than Their Family's

National Rail launched a new version of '36 Questions to Connect' to help people learn more about their loved ones through meaningful conversations.
This initiative follows a survey of 2,000 adults revealing many have gaps in knowledge about family members and themselves, with 57% wanting to know more.
Father and son George and Larry Lamb tried out '36 Questions to Connect' during a train journey, appreciating the rare opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations and share previously unknown stories.
The survey revealed that only 29% of adults are aware of who their mother dated first, 19% have knowledge of their father’s early romantic experiences, and more than 10% tend to know celebrities’ lives better than those of their own family members.
Findings imply that using tools like '36 Questions' on train journeys could help bridge understanding gaps and reduce regrets about missed personal conversations.

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