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EXCLUSIVE: JENNIFER ANISTON BREAKS SILENCE ON 20-YEAR FERTILITY STRUGGLE. RHONY CASTING IN CRISIS AND KEITH URBAN’S GUITARIST ACCUSED OF “MILKING” HIS DIVORCE FOR FAME! · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Scalable advice for sure. It's time nice love love, love, love, love, love,
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Speaker 1: love and love. Hello, welcome to the naughty but Nice Show. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: hey is rom Shooter and it is Friday, which means
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Speaker 1: our dear friend Corey Andrew joins us. Hey, Cory, are
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Speaker 1: you there? I am here?
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Speaker 2: Hello everyone, Happy Friday.
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Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, thank you for your lovely note everybody. Corey
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Speaker 1: Noughty's it was really really touching. On yesterday's show, I
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Speaker 1: announced that my father had passed just the day before,
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Speaker 1: and the notes were really kind, the dms, the texts, everything,
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Speaker 1: thank you, thank you, thank you, naughtyse Let's jump into
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Speaker 1: our show. What time is it? My friends? It is
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Speaker 1: tea time. Big story at the top of the show,
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Speaker 1: So Jennifer Aniston is talking about her twenty year fertility
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Speaker 1: struggle and she said, nobody really knew my story. So
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Speaker 1: years and years of whispers about Jennifer and she's final
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Speaker 1: set in the record straight and she's silencing over two
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Speaker 1: decades of speculation about why she never had children. It's
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Speaker 1: interesting she's sitting down with a rare interview. She doesn't
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Speaker 1: do a lot of interviews. She's doing this with Harper's
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Speaker 1: bizarre UK, she's doing it in the UK. I thought
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Speaker 1: that was interesting, and she revealed that over the last
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Speaker 1: twenty years she has secretly undergone IVF treatments, battling really
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Speaker 1: hard to start a family while the press the tabloids
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Speaker 1: painted her as Korea obsessed. She said, they didn't know
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Speaker 1: my story. I was trying everything IVF, Chinese teas, whatever
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Speaker 1: might help, but it just wasn't meant to be now
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Speaker 1: at the time. If you remember when she broke up
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Speaker 1: with Brad Pearts all the way back in two thousand
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Speaker 1: and five, twenty years ago, people said a lot of
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Speaker 1: reports were that she chose fame over family. The narrative
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Speaker 1: at the time was the Brad wanted children and she didn't,
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Speaker 1: and then when he moved on with Angelina and he
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Speaker 1: got a lot of children. I think it was in
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Speaker 1: total that seemed to play into this narrative well, Jen
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Speaker 1: saying while all that was going on, she was trying
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Speaker 1: really really hard to have a baby. It didn't work out.
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Speaker 1: She said, I have zero regrets. That chapter of my
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Speaker 1: life is close, but I'm proud of the woman I
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Speaker 1: have become. She has found happiness now with her new
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Speaker 1: boyfriend Jim Curtis. It just goes to show you you
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Speaker 1: don't know someone's complete story. In fact, what you know
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Speaker 1: about somebody might be less than ten twenty thirty percent
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Speaker 1: of their life. In fact, the only person that you
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Speaker 1: know one hundred percent, one hundred percent of the story
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Speaker 1: is you. You're the only person in your life right where
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Speaker 1: you've got a hundred not even your partner, not your
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Speaker 1: best friend. The only story that you have one hundred
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Speaker 1: percent of is your own. Don't forget that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's funny because when you said that, I was thinking, like,
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Speaker 2: the main thing when it comes to a celebrity culture
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Speaker 2: as well, is so many of us take and face
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Speaker 2: value what we think we know about celebrities because of
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Speaker 2: the stories that we're hearing her whomever has told them
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Speaker 2: that we listen to. But again, even in that world,
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Speaker 2: it's only really the truth to the actual celebrity. Everything
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Speaker 2: else is just make believe until they confirm it. So
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Speaker 2: but then again we also that's our business though to
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Speaker 2: speculate is that business?
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Speaker 1: And the trouble with that theory is celebrities that always
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Speaker 1: tell the truth, Like there has been stories over the
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Speaker 1: last twenty years that Jen really wanted children, I remember
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Speaker 1: ten years ago when I was an Okay magazine she
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Speaker 1: was thinking about adopting. Yeah, we did that story. And
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Speaker 1: so the story that she does not like is that
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Speaker 1: all she focused on was creat right. She doesn't mind
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Speaker 1: the adoption stories, the IVF stories, they were out there.
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Speaker 1: But the story that she doesn't like is that she
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Speaker 1: didn't want children, which I actually don't really remember reading that.
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Speaker 1: All the stories on jend that I read it should
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Speaker 1: love to be a mom, but she hadn't found the
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Speaker 1: right guy. She was struggling a little bit. But this
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Speaker 1: story about her not wanting children, we had to go
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Speaker 1: back tow to yrs. You know, when Jen did this
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Speaker 1: interview just a couple of days ago. I read it today.
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Speaker 1: When Jen did this interview, it sort of reminded me
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Speaker 1: I'd forgotten about that narrative. My narrative on general. The
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Speaker 1: narrative that I remember is that she would love to
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Speaker 1: be a mom. It just never happened.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think, you know what, if she had
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Speaker 2: made that choice. We want to make sure we're not
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Speaker 2: demonizing women who make that choice, because there are plenty
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Speaker 2: of women. I have friends. They're like, I'm a good auntie,
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Speaker 2: I'm a good cousin, and I get to give those
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Speaker 2: kids back to their mom at five o'clock and I
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Speaker 2: go on with my life. Some women choose not to
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Speaker 2: do that and not to be moms, and that's okay too,
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Speaker 2: that's okay.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, oh, well, said Carl. I think men too, like
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Speaker 1: particularly now there's a lot of my gay friends who
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Speaker 1: are having children. Yeah. Yeah. And it's a conversation Peruson,
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Speaker 1: I had for less than two minutes because we both
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Speaker 1: said absolutely not. I'm a great uncle. I am a
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Speaker 1: lot of fun of the children's party. But then me
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Speaker 1: and you go to Bartudo's and we don't tal children
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Speaker 1: with us. It's not my thing. My brothers and sisters
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Speaker 1: have children. They are wonderful, particularly now that my dad's pasted.
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Speaker 1: Were all on group text and talking and enjoying each other.
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Speaker 1: But it's not for me. But Jenny's finally setting the
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Speaker 1: record straight. Now. I wanted to know why she doing
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Speaker 1: it now, so I hit the phones. Sources are telling
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Speaker 1: me she's in a really good place, she's really really happy,
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Speaker 1: she has a ton of money, she has a great guy.
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Speaker 1: She's in a good place. So now she can tell
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Speaker 1: her story, and I think the sense I'm getting from
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Speaker 1: the people I spoke to. She regrets that she hadn't
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Speaker 1: told this twenty years ago. Like twenty years ago when
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Speaker 1: the press was saying she didn't want kids, she could
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Speaker 1: have quite easily put out a statement or sat down
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Speaker 1: and said I do. And all those years that she
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Speaker 1: was undergoing IVF, it's her story, it's not ours to tell.
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Speaker 1: So I respect that she didn't want it out there,
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Speaker 1: but I think had she spoken about it, it might
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Speaker 1: have helped a lot of other people who were going
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Speaker 1: through this. There were a lot of people out there,
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Speaker 1: you know, we were joking about not wanting children. I
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Speaker 1: know people that really want children and can't have them.
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Speaker 1: I'm struggling to have my friend really really struggled for years.
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Speaker 1: She did the IVF, she did all the treatments. Now
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Speaker 1: she has a beautiful daughter. But it's a lot of
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Speaker 1: work to have this baby. And so let's all be
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Speaker 1: a little bit kinder when we're talking about babies, families, pregnancies,
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Speaker 1: expanding your family, your definition of a family. I say,
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Speaker 1: we get everybody grace, which brings us to our whole
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Speaker 1: question of the day. Jennifer is finally talking out after
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Speaker 1: twenty years about her fertility struggle. Should she have done
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Speaker 1: it sooner? What do you think should jenn have spoken
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Speaker 1: at sooner? Yes or no? Go? Vote on our Twitter
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Speaker 1: naughty concept and we sure to check back on Monday
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Speaker 1: to hear your results. Hey Corey, what are you working on? Yes?
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Speaker 2: Well, there is some chaos in the world of casting
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Speaker 2: the new Real Housewives.
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Speaker 1: Of New York. There always is.
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Speaker 2: Apparently nothing is working on the show, so you know
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Speaker 2: it's there once glittering Real Housewives of New York franchise.
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Speaker 2: Now the reboot has it. It's turned into a casting nightmare. Apparently,
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Speaker 2: an Insiders tail hashtag shooters scoop that the network is
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Speaker 2: really at its wits end. Nothing is working, said one
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Speaker 2: top level source. Every woman Bravo wants won't even touch
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Speaker 2: the show, and every woman who wants to do it
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Speaker 2: is an absolute train wreck. So, according to Insiders executives,
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Speaker 2: they hope to refresh the franchise, or at least the
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Speaker 2: Real Housewives of New York yet again, after a lackluster
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Speaker 2: reboot season that really failed to deliver that old school excitement,
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Speaker 2: that old school buzz, but the search for a new
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Speaker 2: ensemble that can really inspire the audience. It's gone completely
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Speaker 2: off the rails. It's fallen flat. They've met with social lights, entrepreneurs, designers, influencers.
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Speaker 2: Nobody wants the smoke, but one casting insider dishes that
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Speaker 2: the Upper east Side women want the influence, just not
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Speaker 2: the end fighting, which is really interesting because I had
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Speaker 2: a good friend who was on Basketball Wives, and she's
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Speaker 2: a very upscale, very smart woman. She did like one
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Speaker 2: or two episodes and she said no, thank you and
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Speaker 2: never returned. Some of these women they don't want to
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Speaker 2: be bothered. But Rob, you know you and I talked
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Speaker 2: about something a while back. Maybe the genre is just done.
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Speaker 2: Maybe this this this behavior, bad behavior being celebrated.
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Speaker 1: Maybe it's just for me. It feels it feels over
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Speaker 1: any I think they should just go away for a
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Speaker 1: little while, man, maybe pull the plug for five or
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Speaker 1: six years, or or maybe just two or three years
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Speaker 1: and start overall all brand new, because at the minute,
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Speaker 1: I think we're all just tired by it now. This
8:36
Speaker 1: show has always been controversial, but in the beginning, when
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Speaker 1: the original cast signed up, they didn't really know what
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Speaker 1: it was. John Saren and Beth and Me and Ramona
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Speaker 1: they thought they were on a mummy show. Originally it
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Speaker 1: was going to be a show about New York moms,
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Speaker 1: and then they turned it into a housewives show, and
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Speaker 1: so they got cast not really knowing what they were
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Speaker 1: going to get into. Now everybody knows. Everybody, even if
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Speaker 1: you don't watch the show, you're aware of how toxic
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Speaker 1: it is. You know what they want out of it.
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Speaker 1: And so it is interesting. The people the brother wants,
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Speaker 1: they want Kelly Ripper, they want Sarah Jessica Park, they
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Speaker 1: want They're not gonna do it ever. Ever, I don't
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Speaker 1: think you're even gonna get the Ramona Singer types anymore.
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Speaker 1: Although she probably would go back in a heartbeat. I
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Speaker 1: think the ones that were fired, that were let go
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Speaker 1: probably all want to go back. It's really tricky because
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Speaker 1: how does Andy Andy Cohen is a very smart, very
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Speaker 1: talented producer, how does he freshen this series, how does
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Speaker 1: he reboot it? How does he keep it relevant? Or
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Speaker 1: is the DNA of the Real Housewives no longer working today?
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Speaker 1: And it's not about tweaking. It's not about changing one
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Speaker 1: casts another. It's not about bringing in some people of color.
9:52
Speaker 1: It's not about bringing in a lesbian house. It's about
9:55
Speaker 1: the whole thing just doesn't work anymore. It's set up
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Speaker 1: like it's idiator that we're we're fighting to the death
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Speaker 1: in the middle of a pit, and that isn't where
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Speaker 1: the country is at the moment. I think there's so
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Speaker 1: much ugly stuff going on in the real news, But
10:12
Speaker 1: now when I turn on my reality shows, I want
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Speaker 1: to escape or go somewhere glamorous. I don't want all
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Speaker 1: the fights, and I don't want any political stuff. I
10:19
Speaker 1: don't want all the nasty. It got nasty. It really
10:21
Speaker 1: did get nasty. And I think when you said, Corey,
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Speaker 1: we are rewarding bad behavior, I'm sick of doing that.
10:26
Speaker 1: I haven't watched this show in a couple of years.
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Speaker 1: I used to be a real fan of it. I
10:31
Speaker 1: really thoroughly enjoy it. Maybe two or three years, Corey,
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Speaker 1: I just don't care anymore. What makes me feel dirty afterwards. Yeah,
10:37
Speaker 1: I'm the same way.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I have to kind of cover it to
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Speaker 2: a degree because of what we do, so we have
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Speaker 2: to kind of know who the players are. But I'm
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Speaker 2: not really enthralled in that world either. And You're right,
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Speaker 2: the world itself that we live in is so divisive.
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Speaker 2: We can't escape it.
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Speaker 1: We turn on the news.
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Speaker 2: I tell you, like months ago, Joey who came in
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Speaker 2: and I was watching like the news, and I was
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Speaker 2: like cursing the TV. He goes turn that off and
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Speaker 2: we're putting on the masked singer.
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Speaker 1: So which is.
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Speaker 2: And we got enthralled in the mask singer and do.
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Speaker 1: It, do it, do it. At the moment, this show
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Speaker 1: is just not the right show for the moment. Maybe
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Speaker 1: everybody should just take a little bit of a break.
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Speaker 1: Bravo if you're listening. Okay, moving along. Keith Urban's guitarist
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Speaker 1: Maggie Brule is being accused of using the divorce to
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Speaker 1: sell her music. So Maggie is the alleged romance, she's
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Speaker 1: the rumored person to be with Keith Herman. Well, now
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Speaker 1: people are saying she's milking the moment because guess what
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Speaker 1: she's done. I sort of like this, Maggie. She put
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Speaker 1: out a single. It's just I like the hutspa it makes.
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Speaker 1: The track is called the Devil Wins or just a
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Speaker 1: speculation about the relationship has exploded her timing. People say
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Speaker 1: it's no coincidence. She's letting people connect the dots she
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Speaker 1: knows curiosity sells now. She's not given out a statement,
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Speaker 1: she's not commented on if she is the other woman,
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Speaker 1: not the devil. But what she did is she dropped
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Speaker 1: a single. I listened to it. I quite like it now, Corey, Yes,
12:10
Speaker 1: is it tacky? Yes? Is it opportunistic? Absolutely yes. But
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Speaker 1: when an opportunity comes along in the music business, you
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Speaker 1: do it. Got to sort of jump at it. So
12:18
Speaker 1: she is a really talented musician, but not a household name.
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Speaker 1: She's not a key urban, she's not a carry underwood.
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Speaker 1: Very very talented. She needs a break. I'm not sure
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Speaker 1: breaking up a marriage is going to give her supports.
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Speaker 1: What do you think as a performer, as a musician, Corey,
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Speaker 1: is this tack here? Is this really talented?
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Speaker 2: You know it's a combination of votes. It's tacky, but
12:41
Speaker 2: it's talent when it comes to knowing how to turn
12:44
Speaker 2: a PR make a PR moment from your story, which
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Speaker 2: is really what we always know celebrities do to make
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Speaker 2: that fifteen minutes go a little longer, or to get
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Speaker 2: the fifteen minutes to begin with.
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Speaker 1: I will caution her.
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Speaker 2: We talked about this on the show recently, where a
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Speaker 2: lot of that Celesteberti circle that Keith Urban has enjoyed
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Speaker 2: the past, world past live with his wife Nicole Kidman.
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Speaker 2: That's all going away. God, So she's got to be
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Speaker 2: very careful that she doesn't become like a social pariah
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Speaker 2: as the new girlfriend. She could be totally shut out
13:17
Speaker 2: of the music industry now or Hollywood circles, so she
13:20
Speaker 2: could be cutting off her own career before it starts.
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Speaker 2: Be very careful, miss Maggie.
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Speaker 1: Be careful, miss Maggie. Okay, Cody, what's going on with
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Speaker 1: Justin Bieber? Has a message for his mommy what to say? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: well his mom, you.
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Speaker 2: Know, she meant, well, you know, but his mother she's well,
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Speaker 2: look at this start from the beginning.
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Speaker 1: So pop superstar Justin Bieber.
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Speaker 2: Of course he's throwing shade at his mom, Patty, So
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Speaker 2: she shared a heartfelt post. She was said in a
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Speaker 2: post online that she was praying for her son's healing
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Speaker 2: and it's a gesture that you know, he just didn't
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Speaker 2: really appreciate because when she said, we're cheering you on
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Speaker 2: and praying for you always Justin, Patty wrote on Instagram
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Speaker 2: this message. Of course, she says, I declare freedom, strength, clarity,
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Speaker 2: and healing over you. But instead of thanking her, Justin
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Speaker 2: hit back with a sarcastic comment that left his fans stunned.
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Speaker 2: He said, the only thing I need healing from is
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Speaker 2: my rold pinky toe from playing ping pong. Now his
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Speaker 2: mom meant well, of course, But the thing is Justin
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Speaker 2: Bieber doesn't like to look like he's a wounded puppy
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Speaker 2: or he needs fixing, although he sort of projects that
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Speaker 2: himself very often on social media. But if his mom
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Speaker 2: meant well, maybe the idea would have been better projected
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Speaker 2: like a private text to herself. That's what I was
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Speaker 2: going to give him a phone call on social media.
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Speaker 1: He got his email. Mommy, Cory's been kind to you.
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Speaker 1: Might have meant well, but the method of delivering very
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Speaker 1: very opportunistic. I know Justin is snapping back quickly before
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Speaker 1: we get a break to Lula Willie. So I've always
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Speaker 1: always liked his calling gap Perez Hilton saying you made
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Speaker 1: me want to end it all. She's talking about her life.
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Speaker 1: She's thirty one years old now, and she is flashing
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Speaker 1: back to when she was just thirteen years old, and
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Speaker 1: she said, Perez, bully, do you remember when he was
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Speaker 1: a thirteen year old for money. You made me want
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Speaker 1: to end it all. Perez is a very complicated person.
15:10
Speaker 1: I've known him for a very long time, and I'd
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Speaker 1: sort of forgot how ugly. That's so sad it was.
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Speaker 1: It was vicious, it was, and we loved it. And
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Speaker 1: the nastier he was the more we read it. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: we don't want to admnute, but there was a moment
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Speaker 1: we're just talking about this with housewives. Perez was, he
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Speaker 1: was rewarded. He was the original mean girl, and now
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Speaker 1: he has changed his tone. He has grown, so we
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Speaker 1: have to give him a tip of the hat for that.
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Speaker 1: But you still did say this. There was a thirteen
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Speaker 1: year old girl. She talked about her jaw. She has
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Speaker 1: a very strong jaw like her dad, and she said
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Speaker 1: when she was thirteen and Perez would make fun of her,
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Speaker 1: she hates it. Now she's really got to love in
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Speaker 1: her own face and she thinks it's one of her
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Speaker 1: strongest assets. I agree. But be careful what you say.
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Speaker 1: Be careful what you say out there people, particularly children,
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Speaker 1: they will listen. Okay, we're going to take a quick
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Speaker 1: break and we will be right back. Welcome back to
16:06
Speaker 1: the Naughty But nic sham your stop shooting. I dear
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Speaker 1: friend Cory Andrew, Hey, Corey, let's get to the polls
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Speaker 1: we talked about hilarious Hillary Baldwin had a meltdown and
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Speaker 1: after getting eliminated from Dancing with the Stars, she blamed
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Speaker 1: everybody by herself. The wrong song, the wrong camerangle, the
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Speaker 1: wrong dress, the wrong partner. Does she only have herself
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Speaker 1: to blame? Eighty seven percent said yes, you're not Dancing
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Speaker 1: with the Stars. It's not a dancing competition. It's a
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Speaker 1: popularity competition. And she's not very popular, not only because
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Speaker 1: she's not that well known, but the people that do
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Speaker 1: like her don't really like her all. And so the
16:43
Speaker 1: people that do know her don't don't like her. Don't
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Speaker 1: on Monday to hear your results. And now it's.
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Speaker 2: Time for a Noise of the day. Yes, well, this
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Speaker 2: is a sweet story. It's a little bit about one
17:05
Speaker 2: of the Spice Girls. So in her new Netflix docuseriies
17:08
Speaker 2: Victoria Beckham, the fifty one year old fashion icon confesses
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Speaker 2: that she's well aware of her reputation of being a
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Speaker 2: little icy and colder, looking miserable on the camera.
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Speaker 1: You know she always did.
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Speaker 2: Actually she never smiled. But she claims it's all about
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Speaker 2: the angle and a little insecurity. So here's a fact,
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Speaker 2: she says with a.
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Speaker 1: Laugh, mind you.
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Speaker 2: So she's being very lighthearted. She says, I've always looked
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Speaker 2: miserable for all these years because David always stood on
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Speaker 2: my left and I smile from my left. If I
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Speaker 2: smile from my right, I look unwell. It seems a
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Speaker 2: little suspicious to me. But okay, whatever you say, Victoria.
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Speaker 2: But you know, she says, I've been smiling on the
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Speaker 2: inside all along.
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Speaker 1: And so basically, you know, she is.
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Speaker 2: Sharing how she was a bullied schoolgirl in her youth
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Speaker 2: and she's overcome that to become one of the biggest
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Speaker 2: pop stars and now are the fashion icons. So you know,
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Speaker 2: so let's just say great for her. She's overcome it
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Speaker 2: and she's she's a great symbol of perseverance.
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Speaker 1: And there you go, look how you've had a niceness
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Speaker 1: there core. The day is the day Mega Mortal's jam
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Speaker 1: blunder is getting worse. So Megan Mardle posted a picture
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Speaker 1: of her making some homemade jam jam. Unfortunately she had
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Speaker 1: the jam lifter upside down in the photograph. Megan, this
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Speaker 1: is what the problem is. It's not a problem that
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Speaker 1: you're holding some of the cupside Dad. It's a problem
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Speaker 1: about authenticity. When your authenticity has been questioned, and it
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Speaker 1: has and then you do this, it just doesn't help Meghan.
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Speaker 1: I don't want to beat you up. We've all took
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Speaker 1: photographs that we shouldn't have taken. We've all made mistakes
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Speaker 1: in the kitchen. It's all gonna be okay. But it
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Speaker 1: just adds to this narrative that's becoming louder and louder
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Speaker 1: and louder, which is that you are not authentic or
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Speaker 1: Meghan and the day, let's end with a moment of
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Speaker 1: rub Just one small positive thought in the morning can
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Speaker 1: change a whole day. That's not fluff. That is neuroscience.
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Speaker 1: The moment you wake up, your brain is looking for
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Speaker 1: a direction. It wants to know where to go, and
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Speaker 1: if you feed it stress, it's going to spend the
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Speaker 1: whole day looking for problems. But if you feed it
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Speaker 1: something good, like I can handle today, or something amazed
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Speaker 1: and could happen today, your mind shifts into possibility mode.
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Speaker 1: You don't need a perfect morning routine. You don't. You
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Speaker 1: just need one intentional thought, one spark, to tell your
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Speaker 1: brain we're going to have a good day. I've obviously
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Speaker 1: had a couple of miserable days, and I woke up
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Speaker 1: this morning and I told myself something nice, and I've
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Speaker 1: had a really good, dad, wonderful one thought. Tell your
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Speaker 1: brain how to think, Tell yourself when you get out
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Speaker 1: of bed, just one, just one good thing, and let
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Speaker 1: your brain look for good things all day long. Hey,
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