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ROYALS HONOR QUEEN ELIZABETH AT 100 AS HARRY STYLES AND ZOË KRAVITZ SPARK ENGAGEMENT BUZZ—KYLIE JENNER HIT WITH WORKPLACE LAWSUIT · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Ye it's time no Lo Lo lo love and lo all.
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Naughty but Nice Show. Up your host,
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Speaker 1: Rob Shooter. It is Wednesday morning, and my heart is
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Speaker 1: exploding with joy. We're at the top of the charts.
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Speaker 1: The number of people who have bought my book. It's
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Speaker 1: just overwhelmeding. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I feel
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Speaker 1: like the luckiest guy in the world. When you put
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Speaker 1: out a book, you hope it selves, you hope people
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Speaker 1: enjoy it, you hope people buy it. You have and
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Speaker 1: I cannot be any more happy. A friend of mine
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Speaker 1: tells me in the NASA Library system, there's a twelve
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Speaker 1: week wait. Let's see if we can help that and
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Speaker 1: maybe send them a few books. But thank you, thank you,
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Speaker 1: thank you. I was on Good Morning America yesterday with
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Speaker 1: Will Reeve. That's Christopher Reeve's son, Superman, super nice guy.
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Speaker 1: And a shout out to all the staff, all the
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Speaker 1: people behind the scenes. On those morning shows on TV
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Speaker 1: you only get to see the three four people on camera.
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Speaker 1: There is an army of people behind the cameras who
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Speaker 1: are just brilliant, just so kind and gracious and smart.
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Speaker 1: I loved it. I've done a lot of TV shows
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Speaker 1: but ABCGMA, Wow, one of the best in the business.
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Speaker 1: Tonight I'm on good Night New York. That's exciting. And
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Speaker 1: then tomorrow I'm gonna be on our friend Elvis Terran's
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Speaker 1: radio show around eight am. If you're listening to Elvis tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Once again, my heart is bursting. I am loving seeing
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Speaker 1: all the social media posts. If you did buy a book,
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Speaker 1: take a picture of the book, take a picture with
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Speaker 1: the book, post it tag me. I'd love to see it.
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Speaker 1: It's so so much fun. My goodness, I'm so used
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Speaker 1: to not being the star of the show. I was
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Speaker 1: just talking to my sister Christine. When we were little,
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Speaker 1: Christine was the star and I was the stage manager.
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Speaker 1: I was the backup singer. I was in the background.
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Speaker 1: This wasn't I was a backup dancer. I wasn't. I
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Speaker 1: wasn't the main person. And it feels kind of a
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Speaker 1: little uncomfortable, but also just absolutely delicious that it's my moment.
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Speaker 1: And then in my career, I was never number one.
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Speaker 1: It was always about Perez Hilton. Perez was the star.
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Speaker 1: He was willing to say much more controversial things than
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Speaker 1: I would, really cruel things to. Perez has a troubled history,
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Speaker 1: and if you look back at some of the things
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Speaker 1: he's done and said, even Perez admits that he's embarrassed
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Speaker 1: about a lot of it. I'm glad I didn't go
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Speaker 1: down that road, but it gave him the spotlight, a
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Speaker 1: spotlight that was not shining on me until today. My friends,
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Speaker 1: I feel it. It's warm, it's glowing, it's welcoming, and
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Speaker 1: it's all coming from you. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Speaker 1: And if you haven't yet purchased, I can't help myself.
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Speaker 1: If you haven't yet purchased, Dick a copy of it
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Speaker 1: started with a whisper, try and get it this weekend.
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Speaker 1: The numbers for my book on Monday or Tuesday, and
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Speaker 1: that will determine if I become a New York Times bestseller.
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Speaker 1: My publisher tells me, it's really really hard to get
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Speaker 1: on that list. It's so hard, particularly with a novel
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Speaker 1: of first novel about gossip. It's something that Times doesn't
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Speaker 1: really embrace. They think of themselves as very good, fancy,
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Speaker 1: a little bit lead, a little bit snobby over there.
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Speaker 1: And so for me to get on the New York
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Speaker 1: Times bestseller list is a possibility. It is not a given.
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Speaker 1: It's going to take a lot of hard work. We've
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Speaker 1: put the work in noughties, and so if you are
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Speaker 1: thinking about buying it, please let me push you to
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Speaker 1: get it this weekend, today, Friday, Saturday or Sunday, because
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Speaker 1: that might push us over the edge into New York
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Speaker 1: Times Best Oh, I'll be impossible. Can you imagine if
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Speaker 1: I become a New York Times bestselling warfer? I'm ridiculous
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Speaker 1: without the title, with the honor. Now, I promise you,
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Speaker 1: I will try. I promise you I will still be me. Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's jump into our show. What time is it? My friends?
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Speaker 1: It is tea time big story. At the top of
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Speaker 1: the show, the royals have reunited to honor Queen Elizabeth
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Speaker 1: and what would have been one hundred birthday. So Kate
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Speaker 1: and William joined the King and the Queen to pay
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Speaker 1: tribute to Queen Elizabeth the Second on what would have
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Speaker 1: been her one hundredth birthday, marking the milestone with heartfelt
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Speaker 1: messages and family memories. The Prince and Princess of Wales
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Speaker 1: shared really beautiful throwback pictures featuring their children alongside the monarch.
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Speaker 1: We forget she was the Queen, but she was also
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Speaker 1: a mother, a grandmother, a great grandmother, and to see
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Speaker 1: her with the children, it's just so special because the
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Speaker 1: children don't know she's the queen, that's their great granny,
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Speaker 1: that's their granny or their great granny. They don't know
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Speaker 1: that the lady sitting with them is the queen, and
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Speaker 1: so it is just so beautiful celebrating her legacy of
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Speaker 1: duty and devotion. You don't get to see that much,
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Speaker 1: do you anymore. I think it's a lost quality. Let's
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Speaker 1: try and bring that back. I love duty, I love devotion,
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Speaker 1: I love law. I had a book party on Monday night.
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Speaker 1: My publisher threw me a book party at Haven rooftop
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Speaker 1: at the Sanctuary Hotel, and it was full of colleagues.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't a friends and family signing event. This was
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Speaker 1: much more of an industry event. Lots of other columnists, there,
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Speaker 1: lots of people in the TV business. It really was
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Speaker 1: sort of like a working opportunity to promote the book.
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Speaker 1: I promise you, I'm planning to do something for Naughty's
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Speaker 1: for people who want to get the book signed. A
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Speaker 1: real party, not a party to help promote me or
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Speaker 1: about connections. That's what New York is about. It's so transactional.
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Speaker 1: I want just a night of friends and just chilled out.
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Speaker 1: So I'm going to find a place that we can
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Speaker 1: do that, and I'll certainly let you know. And you're
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Speaker 1: all welcome. Come with your books. I promise we'll sign
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Speaker 1: them and take pictures. But at this industry party, it
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Speaker 1: was so interesting because I looked around the room and
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Speaker 1: I felt a devotion and a duty and a kindness
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Speaker 1: and a loyalty to the people in the room. I
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Speaker 1: was really proud to say I've known a lot of
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Speaker 1: people in that room one to In fact, more than
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Speaker 1: fifty percent of that room I've known for twenty or
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Speaker 1: thirty years. Hold on to people. It's lovely to see
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Speaker 1: that the Queen really did value this. Charles delivered a
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Speaker 1: really emotional message reflecting on his mother's lifelong service and
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Speaker 1: the profound impact that she had across generations and the Commonwealth.
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Speaker 1: A Buckingham Palace reception brought all the senior royals together
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Speaker 1: to honor the historic moment, complete with one hundred birthday cake.
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Speaker 1: Oh it is so beautiful, isn't it. They also brought
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Speaker 1: other people centenarians. Is that how you pronounced that? Centenarians?
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Speaker 1: People who were one hundred or just turning one hundred
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Speaker 1: to celebrate this magnificent day. I was lucky enough to
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Speaker 1: have some friends who were invited, and they said it
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Speaker 1: was just this is the Royalty at the best I
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Speaker 1: get it. We loved a gossip about Harry Omegan. What's
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Speaker 1: going on? The King arrives in America in a few
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Speaker 1: days or all talking about that, which is very good
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Speaker 1: for my book. Let me at because I'm going to
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Speaker 1: be one with a TV next week talking about the King.
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Speaker 1: So if you want to book me on TV, hello Helloa, No,
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Speaker 1: you know how to contact me, and you've got to
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Speaker 1: promote my book. As long as you flashed that cover
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Speaker 1: of my book, I'll do any show. I really really will.
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Speaker 1: Oh did you see on Good Morning America They asked
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Speaker 1: us about our greeting allawa laoallou. They asked us how
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Speaker 1: that came about, and I told the truth. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if I've ever told you this story, Norties. When
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Speaker 1: I was a little boy, I used to always say
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Speaker 1: allaowa la alao. That's how I greeted people. I had
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Speaker 1: a bit of a lisp was a little boy, and
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Speaker 1: I was a little bit shy but I'd say yalloa
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Speaker 1: la lalaou, and then other kids would would make fun
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Speaker 1: of me, and I stopped choosing it. I just thought, oh,
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Speaker 1: I don't want to be odd, I don't want to
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Speaker 1: be unusual. I don't want to stand out. So then
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Speaker 1: I just said hi. But then when the podcast came
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Speaker 1: back and we're talking thirty forty years later, they put
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Speaker 1: the mic in front of my face and I sat
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Speaker 1: down to a test show at iHeart and it was
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Speaker 1: five four three two one, You're live, and I just said,
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Speaker 1: allow a lao alao. That's the first thing that fell out,
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Speaker 1: I think because I was nervous. When you're nervous, you
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Speaker 1: click back, don't you your childhood or habits or something
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Speaker 1: that feels comfortable. So whenever I hear alao a laalau,
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Speaker 1: I feel really comfortable. And so Gma asked me about
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Speaker 1: that was really fun to talk about it on television.
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Speaker 1: But what do you think this family clicked back into
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Speaker 1: the royal family. They were all there, Harry and Meghan
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Speaker 1: were not there. That's something that's interesting. I'm told they
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Speaker 1: were not invited. They did not ask to go. Had
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Speaker 1: they asked, they would have been sold. Yes, But this
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Speaker 1: was a working event. Once again, It's confusing, isn't it,
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Speaker 1: because people here. I had a book party on Monday night,
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Speaker 1: my friends, some of my real friends, not show busy friends.
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Speaker 1: Real friends didn't come. Bruce didn't come because it wasn't
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Speaker 1: that night. It wasn't a night of friends and family
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Speaker 1: were doing that on Friday. Bruce is gonna throw me
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Speaker 1: a little dinner with our real friends on Friday. I
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Speaker 1: can't wait. This was a transactional event. This was about
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Speaker 1: working together on stuff. And so these parties, these receptions
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Speaker 1: at the palace, they are a working event. In fact,
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Speaker 1: you should not think of Buckingham Palace as a home.
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Speaker 1: It's an office the family, the royal family don't really
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Speaker 1: think of Buckingham Palace as somewhere where they live. It's
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Speaker 1: basically the office, the office building for the institution, the
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Speaker 1: business of the monarchy. And so it was their So
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Speaker 1: if you weren't invited, Harry and Meghan, let's hope there's
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Speaker 1: going to be some private event that you are invited to,
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Speaker 1: which brings us to that pole question of the day.
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Speaker 1: The Royals did you night to honor Queen Elizabeth on
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Speaker 1: what would have been her hundredth birthday had me birthday?
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Speaker 1: Should they have invited Harry and Meghan? I mean, they
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Speaker 1: wouldn't have hurt. I hate families falling out, don't you.
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Speaker 1: I'm lucky. I'm really close with my sister Christine and
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Speaker 1: my mom. My dad has passed away, But since my
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Speaker 1: dad passed away, me and Christine have got even closer.
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Speaker 1: I talk to my mom every day. I'm not so
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Speaker 1: close to my other brothers and sisters. I have three
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Speaker 1: older brothers and sisters that I just don't have the
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Speaker 1: same feelings towards. They're at least ten twelve years older
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Speaker 1: than Christine and I, so when I was growing up,
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Speaker 1: when I was a little boy, they were out of
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Speaker 1: the house. When I was seven, they were like seventeen, eighteen, nineteen,
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Speaker 1: maybe twenty, and so they've already left home. So I
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Speaker 1: don't have any memory of growing up with them. In fact,
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Speaker 1: in a certain way, they feel more like friends and
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Speaker 1: my parents than my brothers and sisters. But I would
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Speaker 1: invite them. I would have invited them, so, even though
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Speaker 1: we're not super close, I think an invite is sometimes
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Speaker 1: a nice thing to do. What do you think here?
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Speaker 1: Should they have invited Harry and Meghan Hayyo boot on
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Speaker 1: our Twitter paid and Naudy and Noise Rob Facebook pating
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Speaker 1: Aorty gossip. I'm be sure to check back to my
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Speaker 1: road to hear yet your results. Now, if you're wondering
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Speaker 1: why I've been doing solo shows this week, it is
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Speaker 1: nothing to do with Garrett. It's nothing to do with Delaana,
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Speaker 1: It's nothing to do with Donnie. It's all me. My
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Speaker 1: schedule has been so up and down because I'm promoting
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Speaker 1: this book every single day. I'm doing different TV, different podcasts,
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Speaker 1: different interviews. It's not fair for me to ask the
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Speaker 1: team members, the co hosts, to get up at the
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Speaker 1: wee hours of the morning your tape very late at night.
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Speaker 1: You know how devoted I am to this podcast. We
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Speaker 1: never miss it. Even even when I was traveling, even
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Speaker 1: when I was back in Britain for my father's funeral,
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Speaker 1: we did a show every single day. I take it
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Speaker 1: very seriously and I really, really really appreciate you listening
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Speaker 1: every day. I love to us getting together for twenty
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Speaker 1: minutes just each day. It's nice, isn't it. It's like
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Speaker 1: a little bit of a good habit we've all formed,
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Speaker 1: and so I'm very consistent. I'm very insistent about doing
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Speaker 1: this show. But the reason that delay now, the reason Donnie,
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Speaker 1: the reason Garrett have not done shows this week is
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Speaker 1: my crazy schedule. I'm not sure even if Mark will
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Speaker 1: be able to do the show tomorrow because when we
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Speaker 1: are taping the show, when we normally tape the show
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Speaker 1: in the mornings, I'm going to be on Elvis Durand tomorrow,
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Speaker 1: So I'm gonna have to figure out a way to
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Speaker 1: either pre tape the show the night before or get
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Speaker 1: up super early and bang out an episode before I
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Speaker 1: rush up town to Elvis. But it's not fair to
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Speaker 1: mess mess Mark about. I hate that, don't you When
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Speaker 1: people people, I just don't like it. I don't like
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Speaker 1: being messed about. I don't miss other people about. So
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Speaker 1: it's my schedule. It's my craziness this week. Thank you
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Speaker 1: for understanding. Okay, moving long, Where are we here? Harry
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Speaker 1: Styles and Zoe Kravitz having ignited engagement rumors, they were
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Speaker 1: spotted with a ring or she was spotted with a
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Speaker 1: ring on that massive finger as they walked around London together.
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Speaker 1: They're a low clea couple. They're often spotted out caps sunglasses.
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Speaker 1: They can live in London undercover pretty much. I think
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Speaker 1: people know it's them when they walk down the streets,
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Speaker 1: but a lot of people don't bother them. However, the
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Speaker 1: Sparkles Sparkler that told a different story. They were walking
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Speaker 1: hand in hand and they are together, very much together,
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Speaker 1: very happy, but this ring. Now, sources tell me they
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Speaker 1: do not believe the couple is engaged. He might have
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Speaker 1: surprised her and not told anybody, and he's the type
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Speaker 1: of guy to do that. He's very private, he does
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Speaker 1: not have loose lips. And Zoe's sort of cool and
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Speaker 1: laid back too, and so my sources said they don't
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Speaker 1: know yet, but they don't believe it's happened. Although that
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Speaker 1: is one big ring on the finger. Neather Camp have
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Speaker 1: confirmed the engagement, but the chatter it is loud, loud, lad.
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Speaker 1: I'll keep you in the loop, Okay, moving along. Kylie
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Speaker 1: Jenner has been hit with a lawsuit as a former
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Speaker 1: housekeeper alleges discrimination and a hostile OOH workplace. Kylie, the
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Speaker 1: youngest Kardashian Jenna, is facing legal trouble after a former
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Speaker 1: housekeeper filed a lawsuit claiming she had endured discrimination and
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Speaker 1: mistreatment while working at the Stars California Homes with an
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Speaker 1: s not one home, please Homes. Angelica Velesquez alleges she
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Speaker 1: was targeted over her religion and national origin, describing the
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Speaker 1: workplace filled with hostility, exclusion, and humiliation at the hands
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Speaker 1: of other staff members. That's interesting, She's not saying Kylie
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Speaker 1: abused her here, saying other staff members did so. According
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Speaker 1: to court filings, ve Lesquis says she was assigned the
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Speaker 1: toughest tasks, mocked for her accent, and subjected to repeated
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Speaker 1: defamatory remarks awful. She also claims the environment led to
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Speaker 1: anxiety and symptoms consistent with PTSD before she resigned in
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. Kardashian's team Jenna's team has not publicly
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Speaker 1: responded to these While the accusations are directed at staff, Kylie,
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Speaker 1: Jenna is named in the lawsuit for allegedly failing to
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Speaker 1: address the complaints. The book has to stop with you,
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Speaker 1: doesn't it. If your name is on the business, if
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Speaker 1: your name is above the front door of the shop,
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Speaker 1: it is your business. I have people that work with
14:48
Speaker 1: me here at Naughty but Nice, but it's my company,
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Speaker 1: it's my brand, and people that work with me know
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Speaker 1: how I like to run my ship, and if they
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Speaker 1: don't run it the way I like, then the s trouble.
14:58
Speaker 1: I don't have disrespect, I don't have meanness. We don't
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Speaker 1: make fun of people's accents here on the Naughty but
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Speaker 1: Nice Show or the Naughty but Nike Company. So Kylie,
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Speaker 1: it is your house, literally your house. Get your own
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Speaker 1: house in order. You're the bus. Okay, we're gonna take
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Speaker 1: a quick break and we will be right back. Welcome
15:19
Speaker 1: back to the a Naughty but Nice. I'm your house.
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Speaker 1: I'm shooter. Hey, let's get to the polls. Do D
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Speaker 1: last show, we talked about Ann Hathaway big names the
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Speaker 1: world's most beautiful person. Do you agree? Sixty percent said
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Speaker 1: yes you do. It's tricky, isn't this. I hate these
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Speaker 1: stories on who's the prettiest because then then there's a
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Speaker 1: debate about it. Who is pretty? Who isn't pretty? I
15:42
Speaker 1: know looks so important. Yesterday when I was on TV,
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Speaker 1: I had hair and makeup and I wanted to look
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Speaker 1: my best. But it can't be everything. The reason I'm
15:50
Speaker 1: not a beauty, I'm not a really handsome guy. I'm average.
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Speaker 1: I'm good looking enough as one TV executive once told
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Speaker 1: me to my face, I know passed out. I'm good
16:01
Speaker 1: looking enough if I'm aware of who I am. But
16:05
Speaker 1: we bring something else the table, our talents, our wit,
16:08
Speaker 1: our sense of humor, and so our skill set. And
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Speaker 1: so when you when you single somebody out and call
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Speaker 1: them the most beautiful person in the world, I don't know,
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Speaker 1: maybe I'm being silly. What do you think about that? One?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know, feels like a miscongeniality.
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Speaker 1: I love that movie, but it feels like a beauty
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Speaker 1: pageant is maybe not not the coolest thing anymore. Now,
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Speaker 1: what do you think about that? Oh? Another question? Okay,
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Speaker 1: don't forget to vote on today's pob the official pole,
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Speaker 1: not the one that I'm just confused matters with the
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Speaker 1: very very official pills. Should they invite it Harry and
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Speaker 1: Meghan to the Queen's one hundred birthday celebrations? What do
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Speaker 1: you think about that? Hey, you go vote on our
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Speaker 1: Twitter page at Naughty Nice rob our Facebook pages Looky Gossip.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure to check back down my row to hear
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Speaker 1: your results. And now, oh, it's time for the Nicest
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Speaker 1: of the Day. Nicest in the Day's Victoria Beckham. She
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Speaker 1: was on a morning show and obviously she was asked
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Speaker 1: about her son Brooklyn the feud there, and she said, quote,
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Speaker 1: we always protect our children. So she was speaking carefully
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Speaker 1: but clearly, as her family's ongoing rift is making headlines
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Speaker 1: and son Brooklyn continues to not talk to the family.
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Speaker 1: In her first TV interview since the fallout, she emphasized
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Speaker 1: one message, family comes first. She said the following quote,
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Speaker 1: we always put the children first. Now, she didn't mention
17:30
Speaker 1: any of the kids by name, but she did say
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Speaker 1: it is a challenging year. It certainly has been, and
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Speaker 1: she's leaned on her tight knit support system, including both
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Speaker 1: sides of her family. Oh, this story with her son,
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Speaker 1: it is so hard when a parent and a child
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Speaker 1: fall out. That bond is so tight, it's so magical.
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Speaker 1: It can also be so toxic and so dangerous, and
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Speaker 1: so it makes me really really sad here. But I
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Speaker 1: thought Victoria handled it with Gray. She didn't insist they
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Speaker 1: could not ask the question. Sometimes celebrities do that. I'll
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Speaker 1: do the interview, but you can't talk about this. That's
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Speaker 1: what Sarah Jessica Parky used to do about Kim Cattrell.
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Speaker 1: You can't talk about Kim Cantrell. That's the only thing
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Speaker 1: I want to talk about, Cera. What happened? And so
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Speaker 1: they asked the question. She had a prepared answer, I'm
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Speaker 1: sure as she went over it with her lawyers and
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Speaker 1: her publicist and her friends and her husband and other
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Speaker 1: family members. It was a good answer. It was a
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Speaker 1: good answer, sort of like a no answer, but a
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Speaker 1: good answer. We always put our children first. And then
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Speaker 1: she moved on. They had to ask, okay, now I
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Speaker 1: noticed the day naughteen, naughty, naughty Sydney Sweeney has been
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Speaker 1: cut from The Devil Wears Prada at the last minute.
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Speaker 1: So she filmed an appearance, did the work, got paid
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Speaker 1: for it, and now she has been edited. So they
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Speaker 1: said it didn't fit in with the final structure of
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Speaker 1: the movie. That's how movies are made. There was a
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Speaker 1: scene where she was playing herself and she was styled
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Speaker 1: by Emily Blunt's very iconic character, but the moment didn't
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Speaker 1: fit in with the film's structure. Some people are saying
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Speaker 1: it's backlash because of her politics and those very controversial
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Speaker 1: ads that she's been in. But this is awful, isn't it.
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Speaker 1: I hate it when you do the work. It happens
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Speaker 1: in life, doesn't it. You've worked so hard and it
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Speaker 1: gets cart or not appreciated, and so maybe we'll see
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Speaker 1: it as an outtake. But it's not in the movie.
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Speaker 1: Miss de sawda movie on Monday nights. I can't wait
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Speaker 1: to talk to her today. I'll let you know all
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Speaker 1: about it tomorrow. Hey, let's end with a moment of
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Speaker 1: rub a rub you a rubbi you and rub. You
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Speaker 1: don't lack discipline, You're just listening to doubt at the
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Speaker 1: wrong moment. You don't need any more willpower, you don't
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Speaker 1: need any more confidence. What's really happening is this Right
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Speaker 1: when it's time to act, doubt shows up. It sounds logical.
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Speaker 1: It tells you to wait, to think more or to
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Speaker 1: try later, So you stop. That's important. That's what doubt does.
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Speaker 1: It makes you stop. That's not a discipline problem. That's
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Speaker 1: a timing problem. Discipline is acting even when doubt is there,
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Speaker 1: not after it goes away. Everyone you admire, everyone out
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Speaker 1: there that you think is just wonderful. I promise you
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Speaker 1: feels the same hesitation, the differences they move anyway. I'm
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Speaker 1: not smarter than you, I'm no more talented. Than you.
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Speaker 1: I just keep moving. I hear that doubt in my
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Speaker 1: mind every day before I go on GMA. I heard
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Speaker 1: it in my dressing room. I was with my friend
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Speaker 1: Val and I got like a little bit in my
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Speaker 1: own head. I stopped, because that is what we have
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Speaker 1: to do. Doubt is still there, but it gets quieter
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Speaker 1: once you begin. Once I began, once I sat down
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Speaker 1: on the set, once the lights hit me, I still
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Speaker 1: add that doubt, but it did get a lot quieter
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Speaker 1: once I began. Start, Start, start, start once again. You
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Speaker 1: do not lack discipline. You're just listening to doubt at
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Speaker 1: the wrong moment. Hey, that is it for today. Thank
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Speaker 1: you so much for listening to the Naughty but Nice
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