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INTERVIEW: Zuri Hall On Covering The Met Gala, Finding Her Voice In Media + More · The Breakfast Club

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Speaker 1: Hold every day. Click your ass up the breakfast club.
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Speaker 1: You don't finish for y'all dumb morning.
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Speaker 2: Everybody's DJ n V Jesse hilarious, Charlamagne the God. We
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Speaker 2: are the breakfast club. Law La Roses here as well.
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Speaker 2: We have Zuri Hall in the Builder. She covered the
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty six met galla red carpet last night for
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Speaker 2: eight and I know she.
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Speaker 1: Gotta be tired. And also zurry big up yourself. That's right,
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Speaker 1: tell about stuff.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 3: It was courseted. I've got the scars to prove it now.
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Speaker 3: The necklace was so high. It's painful, but beauty is pain.
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Speaker 3: How long does your prep take?
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Speaker 4: Like? How long are you like I wast like looking
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Speaker 4: for your dress throughout the year.
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Speaker 1: You gotta be at two o'clock, so you started nine
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Speaker 1: in the morning.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, you hear me. The glam genuinely.
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Speaker 3: I think they pulled up to my hotel room around
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Speaker 3: eight thirty am. We were in the chair by eight
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Speaker 3: forty five and then yeah, I was on my way
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Speaker 3: to the met by You know, we do the rounds,
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Speaker 3: we do the glam.
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Speaker 5: Bot do all the pictures, all that stuff.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, two o'clock we're in position at the met
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Speaker 3: How long it takes me, Laura, You'd be surprised how
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Speaker 3: last minute the glam is for us, because it's like, really,
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Speaker 3: the fashion is important, but I'm also super focused on
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Speaker 3: just like the job and like who's coming, what do
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Speaker 3: I need to know?
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Speaker 5: What do I need to ask them my dress?
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Speaker 3: This was the longest out I'd ever prepped.
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Speaker 5: I think a week and a half, two weeks out.
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Speaker 3: But sometimes I've had gowns that are getting the final touches,
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Speaker 3: like the.
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Speaker 5: Day before, two days before.
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Speaker 3: Last year, I wore an incredible designer, bish Me Cromarty
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Speaker 3: for the super Fine Black Taylor and he's incredible, was
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Speaker 3: on Project Runway out of Baltimore, so talented, and he
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Speaker 3: did a custom look. So that was him just working
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Speaker 3: up until those final few days.
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Speaker 5: So every year is different.
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Speaker 1: You've been doing this for like a decade.
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Speaker 6: How has social media changed what celebrities are willing to
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Speaker 6: say to you on your red car?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 5: I love that question.
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Speaker 3: It has changed a lot, because that's part of the
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Speaker 3: reason people didn't stop last night. I think it's just
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Speaker 3: there's such a risk of things being taken out of context.
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Speaker 3: We live in a clip economy at this point, right, Like,
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Speaker 3: it is not often that people are like, wow, that
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Speaker 3: was an interesting sixty seconds. I have an idea about that,
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Speaker 3: but I think I'm going to go watch the full
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Speaker 3: hour long conversation first before I post a hot take, right,
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Speaker 3: And so I think people have become more cautious, They've
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Speaker 3: become more savvy, and I think they've that's also why
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Speaker 3: we're seeing more public figures and celebrities who traditionally would
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Speaker 3: not be behind a mic in the way that we
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Speaker 3: are getting behind the mics or going to their friends
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Speaker 3: to have the conversations behind the mics, because they really
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Speaker 3: need to trust that they have what they believe is
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Speaker 3: a safe space. Some might also argue a softball space, right, like,
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Speaker 3: you're not going to get asked the hard hitting questions
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Speaker 3: if it's your bestie who's doing the podcast conversation with you.
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Speaker 3: But that's just the world, the media landscape that I
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Speaker 3: think we live in, and I'm.
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Speaker 5: Sure y'all see it often here.
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Speaker 3: It often probably experience it often with your interviews, but
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Speaker 3: it definitely changes the level of transparency, you know. But
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Speaker 3: I will say, after eleven years of doing this, you
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Speaker 3: start to build the trust right where I take pride
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Speaker 3: in people coming to me like the Rock last night,
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Speaker 3: Dwayne was not really doing.
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Speaker 5: A ton of process.
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Speaker 1: Start not first name, No.
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Speaker 3: Dwayne the Rock Johnson, mister Johnson. He stopped and we've
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Speaker 3: got a great interview history. He met my dad and
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Speaker 3: Maui when I cover the Mawana two carpet. So over
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Speaker 3: the years, you start to get that feeling of Okay,
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Speaker 3: I can go to her, I can trust her.
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Speaker 5: She's gonna ask me smart questions.
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Speaker 3: They're gonna be fair, but I'm not gonna, you know,
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Speaker 3: pull a gotcha or anything like that.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: What were some of your favorite outfits for people that
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Speaker 2: are listing to driving into work right now? Baby didn't
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Speaker 2: they didn't see the met Gallo. What were some of
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Speaker 2: your favorite outfits and why for last night?
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Speaker 3: I mean, I loved it's so obvious, it's so on
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Speaker 3: the but Rihanna and asapp like they're always worth the way.
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Speaker 3: I love how you know they are always doing their
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Speaker 3: own thing and yet somehow feel very cohesive. I believe
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Speaker 3: Rihanna was in Mason Margella. I loved seeing Damson inddests.
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Speaker 3: I just I loved the hair. I loved the pop
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Speaker 3: of red. I thought it was understated outside.
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Speaker 2: Of was that diamonds? Beyonce was waren was that old diamonds.
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Speaker 2: I've seen a report that said it was all diamonds.
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Speaker 5: I would can't imagine it'd be anything less. I mean
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Speaker 5: Sarofsky Christo.
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Speaker 1: Perhaps, I don't know, but they said diamonds. I'm like,
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Speaker 1: that's about twenty yeah.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, No. She looked incredible.
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Speaker 3: I mean she was shying a head to tell Blue
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Speaker 3: Ivy was a vibe for that to be her first
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Speaker 3: metal of a carpet.
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Speaker 5: I mean, she's so cool. She's so cool.
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Speaker 3: She's got such a presence and you can tell that
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Speaker 3: she like, I'm so excited to see her evolution, Like
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Speaker 3: her star power that she uses is so effortless.
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Speaker 5: The shade.
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Speaker 3: It was so sweet when I asked Beyonce, like, how
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Speaker 3: are you feeling tonight, and she said, I feel so good.
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Speaker 5: My baby's here.
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Speaker 3: She pointed to Blue and it was like Blue was
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Speaker 3: just doing her things solo on the carpet. Jay's watching
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Speaker 3: like a proud dad, and it's like we've all kind
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Speaker 3: of watched her grow up, so to see her in
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Speaker 3: a moment like that completely cool under pressure.
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Speaker 5: She was really fun to see.
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Speaker 2: One of the one other question, one of the Jenna
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Speaker 2: girls had like a body suit. Then it was like
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Speaker 2: a dress off of a bodysuit.
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Speaker 1: That I see something.
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Speaker 5: I thought people Kylie.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what the names she had, blond eyebrows, Yes,
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Speaker 4: you're talking about Kylie?
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Speaker 5: Wait wait wait wait? Who what with the body?
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Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, that was Kylie Jenner. I don't know what. I
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Speaker 5: don't know what design that was.
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Speaker 3: She didn't stop and talk, And honestly, so much of
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Speaker 3: my job, like in the moment, if I am not
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Speaker 3: getting the information directly from them, I don't know until later,
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Speaker 3: right because in my ear, they're mostly like so and
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Speaker 3: sows on the carpet.
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Speaker 5: Try to get I remember, we're talking about the moment.
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Speaker 3: And then our guys in the studio are covering the
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Speaker 3: actual fashion details.
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Speaker 5: So I'm getting the how are you feeling, who are
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Speaker 5: you with? What was the prep?
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Speaker 3: Like?
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Speaker 5: Talk to the talk to me about the road to
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Speaker 5: the gala.
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Speaker 3: And then we'll toss back to the studio and they've
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Speaker 3: actually got the details being fed to them in real time.
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Speaker 3: So unless someone comes up to me and says I'm
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Speaker 3: with Michael Cores and I'm wearing Michael Core's I'm finding
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Speaker 3: out honestly a lot of the time like the rest
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Speaker 3: of y'all.
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Speaker 5: Like right Afterirelliarelli.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, oh that looks Scaparelli too, I mean so structural.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, she was rus.
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Speaker 6: I want to ask about you, it was some moment
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Speaker 6: in your career where you felt underestimated, and how do
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Speaker 6: you feel that.
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Speaker 5: I think you know this one, Charlemagne.
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Speaker 3: I think in New York, like when I was, and
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Speaker 3: I don't know if it was underestimated. So much is
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Speaker 3: underutilized through no fault of like the networks. But you know,
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Speaker 3: I was at MTV. I had signed this overall deal.
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Speaker 3: I was super excited about it. I thought, this is
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Speaker 3: like my big break. I've actually been talking about it
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Speaker 3: on my Instagram, like this plot twist series because there's
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Speaker 3: some changes coming my way with my career soon too
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Speaker 3: that I'm actually excited about. But I felt underestimated because
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Speaker 3: it's like put me in coach, like I know what
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Speaker 3: I can do if I'm just given the right opportunities.
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Speaker 3: And I just think it was a lack of opportunity.
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Speaker 3: It wasn't a time where there was a ton of development.
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Speaker 3: You were a blessing, right Those opportunities with MTV and
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Speaker 3: MTV two, with everything that you had going on, really
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Speaker 3: helped shape me in that moment and sort of give
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Speaker 3: me a confidence that I was kind of losing in
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Speaker 3: that moment. Quite frankly, but I think I've always been
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Speaker 3: kind of underestimated. I'm traditionally I've been shyer than people expect,
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Speaker 3: and so growing up, the most you would hear me
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Speaker 3: talk is if I was on stage or on screen.
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Speaker 3: I think that's probably why I pursue this career. It
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Speaker 3: was kind of like permission to take up space. And
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Speaker 3: so because of that, when I would come into a room,
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Speaker 3: I would always be undrestent.
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Speaker 5: She gonna talk? Now what she gonna say? He wants
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Speaker 5: to my come on.
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Speaker 6: I never understood that, though, because I never understood why
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Speaker 6: MTV just didn't use you the way he was using you.
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Speaker 1: You could have been doing the same thing in the
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Speaker 1: Red Carbage.
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Speaker 3: That's that's true, But you know, like, did we have
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Speaker 3: shows like that at MTV at the time, Because I
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Speaker 3: know the MTV that I you know, we all showing.
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Speaker 5: That's true, That's very true.
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Speaker 1: And the music Awards the movie awards. Yeah, they had
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Speaker 1: plenty of awards.
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Speaker 5: I know. The irony is as soon as I moved
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Speaker 5: to LA and.
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Speaker 3: Got the job at E News, I got flown to
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Speaker 3: New York to go cover like the MTV movie and
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Speaker 3: all that stuff. Yeah, so there was some irony there,
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Speaker 3: but it all works out how it was supposed to
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Speaker 3: work out, you know.
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Speaker 6: But how do you handle rejection in an industry with
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Speaker 6: everything is so public facing?
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Speaker 3: I guess I think I have always been so used
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Speaker 3: to know, like I just don't know is not yet
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Speaker 3: for me. My senior year of high school, you know,
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Speaker 3: our one of our English teachers gave everybody a word,
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Speaker 3: and mine was tenacious tenacity.
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Speaker 5: I don't even think I knew what.
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Speaker 3: I had to google it later, like wait, what makes
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Speaker 3: me tenacious to don't say it? But then I was like, yeah, no,
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Speaker 3: that checks out. I think I've just always been someone
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Speaker 3: who was raised with this almost like a healthy delusion, right.
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Speaker 5: My dad is always.
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Speaker 3: Like you can do whatever you want, you can be
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Speaker 3: whatever you want, and not in like a generic cliche
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Speaker 3: way like that man really had me thinking if I
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Speaker 3: woke up at eighteen I ran for president, like they
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Speaker 3: could figure it out. They move some things you know exactly,
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Speaker 3: and he spoke that sort of life into me at
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Speaker 3: such an early age.
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Speaker 5: That no is something I never took personally.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, Oh, they just don't know me yet, they
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Speaker 3: don't see me yet, So I never took that personally.
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Speaker 3: It's you just haven't been able to experience what it is.
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Speaker 3: I know I can show you if you give me opportunities.
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Speaker 3: So does it suck that it's a no, yeah, but
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Speaker 3: I'm gonna go get it somewhere else, make it yes,
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Speaker 3: somewhere else.
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Speaker 6: How do you feel now? Because I know Access Hollywood
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Speaker 6: just got camp.
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Speaker 5: M Yeah, we have that.
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Speaker 1: How do you take that?
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Speaker 5: You know, it's bittersweet.
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Speaker 3: It's the indivent era. I think it's the change, the
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Speaker 3: changing landscape. Right Like, it's been thirty years that Access
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Speaker 3: Hollywood's been on the air. The syndication studio is shutting down,
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Speaker 3: so that's affecting all of the shows that traditionally have
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Speaker 3: relied on syndication.
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Speaker 5: Caramo, the Steve wil Coast Show, et cetera.
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Speaker 3: I think I don't want to say the writing was
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Speaker 3: on the wall with this show specifically. I think just
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Speaker 3: with that model, I am hopeful that you know there
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Speaker 3: will be some new iteration of the brand.
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Speaker 5: I think a lot of things are just moving to digital.
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Speaker 3: But I am also excited about what's next for me,
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Speaker 3: and there's still so many other opportunities. I still work
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Speaker 3: with E right when I'm on these big oars show
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Speaker 3: red carpets, when I'm in those hosting positions, that's live
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Speaker 3: for me. When I'm doing Fandango big ticket interviews, one
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Speaker 3: on one exclusives, that's an entirely different Proper American Ninja
10:01
Speaker 3: Warriors coming back this summer on NBC.
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Speaker 5: So yeah, we've still got that stuff.
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Speaker 3: But I'm excited to have more time to actually build
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Speaker 3: and focus on IP and ownership. You know, I launched
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Speaker 3: my show Not About Sports earlier this year, and so
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Speaker 3: I'm just excited to embrace the changes.
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Speaker 5: I always roll with the punches. I love it, honestly,
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Speaker 5: the only thing constant has changed. So you just gotta
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Speaker 5: rock with it.
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Speaker 3: I know you.
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Speaker 4: I know you interviewed the Double Warts product cast right
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Speaker 4: for the second movie.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, and in the second movie.
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Speaker 4: It's very reminiscent about I feel like what you talk
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Speaker 4: a lot about in your plot twist series about how
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Speaker 4: things have to move and adapt and change what has
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Speaker 4: been your decision to share as those things are happening intentionally, right,
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Speaker 4: Like we read about you, but you're deciding to give
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Speaker 4: us your voice on it as it happens.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's because of that, Like people may
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Speaker 3: read about it or they may experience me as a host.
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Speaker 3: I think I got so comfortable being seen without really
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Speaker 3: being seen, right showing up, hosting the show, being impressive
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Speaker 3: and focusing on accomplishment only, Like that's always been kind
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Speaker 3: of a safe space to exist. Like when I'm struggling,
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Speaker 3: or when I'm confused, or when I'm not sure, it's
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Speaker 3: easier to like be in hiding for that and then
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Speaker 3: pop back out when I have something impressive and interesting
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Speaker 3: to say. And the older I get, the more comfortable
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Speaker 3: and confident I gave, which is who I am and
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Speaker 3: like where I am in any given moment, the more
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Speaker 3: I am willing to embrace vulnerability publicly. And I think
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Speaker 3: we're all in a really interesting time. You Know, there
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Speaker 3: are a lot of women, especially in transition Black women,
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Speaker 3: particularly in the workforce right now, who at a disproportionate
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Speaker 3: rate are losing their jobs. Right It's tough right now
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Speaker 3: for everyone, But I think especially for us. And as
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Speaker 3: I see the comments and I talk with my followers,
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Speaker 3: I was like, this is honestly a blessing in disguise,
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Speaker 3: because if I'm willing to be vulnerable about my show
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Speaker 3: going away, and I'm willing to do it in real
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Speaker 3: time and be like, I'm.
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Speaker 5: Not figuring it out totally yet, but I've been here before.
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Speaker 3: I've had to ride the waves before, I've had to
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Speaker 3: navigate the plot twist before.
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Speaker 5: I've always come out on the other side.
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Speaker 3: And the reason that I can do this in a
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Speaker 3: steady way is because of what I've learned.
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Speaker 5: So let me share that with you. Let me share
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Speaker 5: why my life didn't collapse.
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Speaker 3: Let me share what I'm excited about a not entirely
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Speaker 3: known future like that came through a lot of work,
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Speaker 3: a lot of therapy, a lot of figuring out who
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Speaker 3: I am and what my identity is outside of my job.
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Speaker 3: So when I lose a job, I don't I don't
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Speaker 3: lose myself because I've done a lot of work to
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Speaker 3: figure out who Zouri Hall is when she's not on air,
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Speaker 3: and so being transparent with the plot twist series is
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Speaker 3: just something that I wanted to share in case it
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Speaker 3: helped anybody else who's also like, what am I doing
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Speaker 3: with my life? This is not what I saw for myself,
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Speaker 3: This is not what I expected. I did everything right
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Speaker 3: and still and the feedback's been great. So I'm gonna
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Speaker 3: just keep telling my business in small doses.
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Speaker 1: This business.
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Speaker 5: Something I had to unlearn. Ooh, that's a good one.
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Speaker 3: Jar. Something that I had to unlearn in this business
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Speaker 3: was yeah, that opportunity sometimes and success and or lack thereof,
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Speaker 3: is not.
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Speaker 5: Directly tied to my worth, truly, because as.
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Speaker 3: Someone who growing up my career, my ambitions, my accomplishments
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Speaker 3: was my identity. When I was passed over for something,
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Speaker 3: when it was okay, maybe next time, but not now.
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Speaker 3: I really I used to take it personally sometimes just
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Speaker 3: in small moments, and I've realized there's such a political
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Speaker 3: game to a lot of this, you know, and so
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Speaker 3: often the reason that it's someone else versus you has
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Speaker 3: nothing to do with you. And there's also something beautiful
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Speaker 3: about being able to say that is for them, like
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Speaker 3: what is for them is for them, what's.
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Speaker 5: For me is for me. And I'm not going to.
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Speaker 3: Tell myself a lie about who I am or what
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Speaker 3: I deserve just because someone else in this moment thought
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Speaker 3: that that wasn't who I was or what I deserved.
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Speaker 5: And so yeah, just.
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Speaker 3: Embracing my worth outside of my job and who decided
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Speaker 3: that I deserved an opportunity? Yeah, I just had to
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Speaker 3: unlearn my worthiness being attached to my output, my creation,
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Speaker 3: my achievement.
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Speaker 5: Can I we we've got time for one more.
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Speaker 4: I just want to ask what point in your career
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Speaker 4: did that come in, Like did that set really set in?
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Speaker 4: Like like you actually lived that every day?
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Speaker 3: I would say, E when I was at E News
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Speaker 3: every day, right, like I'm access Hollywood in the day
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Speaker 3: to day now. But I would say, halfway through the
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Speaker 3: original E News experience all those years ago, I had
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Speaker 3: to figure out how to unlearn that or my sanity
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Speaker 3: for my mental wellness, because it was there was a
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Speaker 3: really rough patch, you know, where I think I was asked,
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Speaker 3: A lot of folks were being asked. It was an
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Speaker 3: entirely different regime. And I've talked about this publicly before.
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Speaker 3: They're not there anymore. And they were lovely and great,
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Speaker 3: but you know, sometimes that the tides turned, it's like, Okay,
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Speaker 3: this is the trend now, or this is what we
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Speaker 3: expect now, this is what we want, and I wasn't
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Speaker 3: willing to meet that moment in a way that fell
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Speaker 3: out of my integrity, just how I report, how I host,
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Speaker 3: how I show up. Not saying there was anything wrong
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Speaker 3: with it, it just wasn't how I wanted to show
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Speaker 3: up on air, and so.
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Speaker 5: I was not on air as much, you know.
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Speaker 3: And so to be willing to sit with that and
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Speaker 3: sit in that silence and sit with the work that
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Speaker 3: I was doing, it was a whole lot there be
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Speaker 3: going on at that point.
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Speaker 5: I have much else to do.
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Speaker 3: I think that's when I first really like started to
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Speaker 3: live that. And it's been about four or five years
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Speaker 3: of really living in that truth.
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Speaker 5: Still a journey. Don't get me wrong. I do not
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Speaker 5: have it all figured out, and I still have moments
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Speaker 5: of like second guessing myself or am I doing this ride?
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Speaker 3: Or could I be doing something differently, But overwhelmingly, I
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Speaker 3: think the more I've built up the other pillars of
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Speaker 3: my life, my family, my friends, my community, hobbies, I'm
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Speaker 3: riding horses for the heck of it, Like, there's just
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Speaker 3: such a full life that has nothing to do with
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Speaker 3: my career. And I think ironically the moment that I
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Speaker 3: kind of released the need to have this all workout
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Speaker 3: one way, the opportunity started flowing more. It's like, you
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Speaker 3: can't chase it will run whatever it is. It could
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Speaker 3: be a man, it could be a job. Like you
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Speaker 3: cannot be in constant pursuit because energetically you're saying, I
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Speaker 3: don't have this thing.
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Speaker 5: I'm trying to get this thing.
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Speaker 3: But when I stay grounded and planted and it's like
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Speaker 3: I am here, I am enough, and these things come
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Speaker 3: to me.
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Speaker 5: I know it sounds woo woo, But.
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Speaker 3: The minute I just fell back, even when it was
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Speaker 3: because I was just too tired to chase anymore, it
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Speaker 3: came it's like, oh, well, if you're just gonna sit
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Speaker 3: there calmly and like open up to what will be,
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Speaker 3: let me just go ahead and slowly, you know, work
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Speaker 3: my way to you with this opportunity. And that's when
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Speaker 3: I knew that things were supposed to be there, because
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Speaker 3: sometimes I was chasing things that weren't supposed to be
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Speaker 3: mine that would have ended up being more of a
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Speaker 3: curse than a blessing.
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Speaker 5: We got a few.
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Speaker 2: We appreciate you for joining us this morning.
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Speaker 1: No, I love, I don't think to grow from the beginning.
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Speaker 6: So it's just whenever I see on these red carpets,
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Speaker 6: I'm like, that is so dope because I remember, you know,
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Speaker 6: ten years ago when they did not know what to
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Speaker 6: do with at a TV and she was just, you know.
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Speaker 1: Up there every day, you know, and I'm just like, yeah,
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Speaker 1: she's just doing what she should be doing.
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Speaker 5: Actually, thank you for joining us this morning, Thank you
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Speaker 5: for having me. I appreciate it.
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Speaker 2: And then you know, like I said, I'm gonna put
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Speaker 2: you in touch that if you need an intern for
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Speaker 2: next car, somebody to carry your.
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Speaker 4: Bag carrying things. He used to do it for DJ Clue.
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Speaker 1: That was an established, stablished I like that goes crazy.
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Speaker 3: Was go back to that crazy break Go ahead, hold.
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Speaker 6: Every day a week ago, click your glass up the
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Speaker 6: breakfast club.
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Speaker 1: You don't finish for y'all done