As aptly stated by The Sydney Morning Herald, the audience often expects breakfast TV journalists to pull out anecdotes from their personal life or present the viewers with an "at home" magazine profile every once in a while.
However, Rowland and Webber don't express too much of their personal life on screen, especially when it comes to their children.
Rowland admitted to the outlet that keeping his life off the focus was a conscious decision. He added,
I’m very conscious of my kids’ privacy. They cop some good-natured ribbing at school but in no way do I want to expose them to anything worse than that.
To replace the real-life anecdotes that the audience might expect, Rowland opts for a series of dad jokes. According to the news outlet, his favorites are the ones that get an eye roll from his fellow host Virginia Trioli.
