Home Affairs is out of Miss Interiors (Flying Spur), a winner, and is her second foal. The mare's first foal is Aysar (Deep Field), runner-up in the Gr.1 Caulfield Guineas. Miss Interiors is a half-sister to Russian Revolution (Snitzel), winner of the Gr.1 Oakleigh Plate and the Gr.1 Galaxy, and to Turbo Miss (Sebring), winner of the Gr.3 Frances Tressady Stakes.

Second dam Ballet d'Amour (Stravinsky) won in North America. She is a half-sister to Taletobetold (Tale Of The Cat), winner of the Listed Open Mind Stakes at Churchill Downs.

Third dam Exigent (Miswaki) was unraced. She is a half-sister to Montelimar (Alleged), winner of the Gr.2 Gallinule Stakes, and to L'Extra Honor (Hero's Honor), winner of the Listed Prix Lord Seymour. L'Extra Honor is the dam of Majestic Roi (Street Cry), winner of the Gr.1 Sun Chariot Stakes and in turn the dam of Noor Al Hawa (Makfi), champion miler in Germany.

Fourth dam L'Extravagante (Le Fabuleux) finished third in the Listed Canadian Oaks; the champion Fanfreluche (Northern Dancer) is the fifth dam.

Her third foal is Wilbury (Capitalist). Miss Interiors also has a colt born in 2020 and a filly born in 2021, both by Dundeel, and was covered by I Am Invincible in 2021.