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Even The Rock Had To ‘Pull Strings’ For Taylor Swift Tickets. Cher’s Real Name Revealed. Liam Ryan Was trying To Escape His Hotel When He Fell. · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Viel.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Naughty but niceam your host of Shooter,
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Speaker 2: and I'm back in America. So hopefully the mike sound
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Speaker 2: crisp today. Naughty, she'd know. The quality of the show
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Speaker 2: the content, but what it sounds like, the quality of
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Speaker 2: the production. But maybe most importantly, it's the quality of
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Speaker 2: the co hosts. And today we couldn't have a finer person.
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Speaker 2: It is Tuesday, and our friend miss d is back
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Speaker 2: with us. Everything is normal again.
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Speaker 3: Back, I'm back. I missed you last week. I was
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Speaker 3: in Los Angeles because I did the Ebony Power one
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Speaker 3: hundred gower, so that was very interesting, talk to Jonathan Majors,
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Speaker 3: who's now engaged, and Megan good Koh. So I needed
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Speaker 3: a little rest, but I missed my Nazis. I'm so
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Speaker 3: glad to be back.
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Speaker 2: Oh well, naughties. If you want to give Misty a
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Speaker 2: little bit of love and have a wonderful experience doing it,
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Speaker 2: check out Missy's cover story on Cynthia Arivo on the
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Speaker 2: cover of Ebony magazine. I read it on my flight
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Speaker 2: Misty when I was flying back. You're a wonderful writer.
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Speaker 2: It really is so great. You went to a photo
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Speaker 2: shoot with her, you did behind the scenes and then
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Speaker 2: an interview. It's a beautiful piece.
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Speaker 1: Oh well, thank you so much.
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Speaker 3: And she was just so gracious and like I said
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Speaker 3: in my interview, she has the giddiness of a teenager,
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Speaker 3: but the mind of a woman beyond her year.
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Speaker 1: So she was fantastic.
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Speaker 2: Well that's good writing, Ebanie. You're lucky to have Misty. Okay,
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Speaker 2: let's jump into our show. What time is it, my friends?
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Speaker 1: It is tea time.
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Speaker 2: This story just made me smile. So the Rock is
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Speaker 2: revealing that he had to pull strings to get Taylor
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Speaker 2: Swift tickets, saying this has never happened to him before.
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Speaker 2: So the rog is revealing that, yes, he's one of
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Speaker 2: the most influential stars in Hollywood, but for him to
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Speaker 2: get tickets to Taylor Swift's tour took a little bit
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Speaker 2: of extra effort. The fifty two year old actor is
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Speaker 2: revealing that he had to pull some strings, mystery, and
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Speaker 2: this is the first time in his career that he's
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Speaker 2: had to do this to secure tickets for a friend
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Speaker 2: to attend the final concert of Taylor's sold out to her,
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Speaker 2: he said the following quote, I'm never good at asking
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Speaker 2: for that kind of stuff. I'm good at giving it.
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Speaker 2: So if you ask him for a favor, he's happy
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Speaker 2: to do his friends his family a favor. But when
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Speaker 2: it comes to asking for a favor himself, he said,
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Speaker 2: I just hate doing that and I'm not really very
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Speaker 2: good at it. However, he did call Taylor. Look at
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Speaker 2: that He's got Taylor's number, So he explained that he
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Speaker 2: made a little call to Taylor and she personally made
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Speaker 2: it happen. Now, Miss d I know that you are
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Speaker 2: very good at asking for favors for your friends or
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Speaker 2: giving favors of your time, your talent, but when it
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Speaker 2: comes to giving you a favor, you're a little like
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Speaker 2: the rock. You don't like to ask.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not the biggest to ask for a favor,
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Speaker 3: you know. I want to earn my favors. And I
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Speaker 3: have to say, I saw Maana too last night, and
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Speaker 3: it just makes me giggle that Demi God still has
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Speaker 3: to ask for Taylor Swifts tickets.
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Speaker 1: That makes me laugh.
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Speaker 3: But I love that he's showing that, you know, celebrities
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Speaker 3: are human too, that he had to make a phone
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Speaker 3: call now, unlike us who would call the publicist or
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Speaker 3: maybe the manager. He just happened to have Taylor Swift's number,
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Speaker 3: so made it a little bit easier than it would
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Speaker 3: for us. But I do love the fact that he's like,
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Speaker 3: I wanted to help out a friend, and so this
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Speaker 3: is what I did. I think it's such a cute story, such.
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Speaker 2: A cute moment. Okay, it made me smile. I love
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Speaker 2: the fact too that if Taylor can't get tickets, nobody can.
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Speaker 2: So if you call Taylor Swift and she's like this
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Speaker 2: non available, then there really is no tickets available. What
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Speaker 2: I've learned is our creas have progressed. Mystery. It's thirty
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Speaker 2: years ago when I was a huge Madonna fan and
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Speaker 2: I waited online three hours to get tickets to see
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Speaker 2: her at Wembley. It was a great experience. I loved
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Speaker 2: every minute of it. What I have realized now it's
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Speaker 2: a lot of the best seats, the really good seats.
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Speaker 2: They call them house seats or friends and family, they're
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Speaker 2: not available for the public. So if you're a huge
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Speaker 2: fan of a pop star and you want to get
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Speaker 2: really good tickets, the tickets you want to get probably
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Speaker 2: are not available. They reserve hundreds of seats per show,
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Speaker 2: missed Evil. Press for friends, for other celebrities, I'm not
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Speaker 2: quite sure that's fair.
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Speaker 3: Well, I mean, when it comes to the press, obviously
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Speaker 3: they're going to be writing about the show. So you
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Speaker 3: and I have gone to so many Broadway musicals, and
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Speaker 3: I have to say we get pretty good seats because
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Speaker 3: they want us.
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Speaker 2: To get better seats than me. When I went to
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Speaker 2: see Cabaret a couple of weeks ago and I saw
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Speaker 2: you sitting at a table, Oh Mustak has declined, though
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Speaker 2: it made me really happy. I teased you about it.
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Speaker 2: We get great seats and we don't pay for them.
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Speaker 3: Well, yes, we don't pay for the tickets because we're there,
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Speaker 3: we're seeing it as pressed, so they provide the tickets,
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Speaker 3: and you have to understand that we're going to write
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Speaker 3: whether we like the show or not, so it's something
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Speaker 3: they kind of take a chance in doing. But they
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Speaker 3: do want the publicity, so it's not necessarily fair. But
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Speaker 3: we for us, we're doing our jobs now for the
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Speaker 3: very very very very very very rich. I'm sure they
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Speaker 3: have the contact so they can pay for those very
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Speaker 3: private seats. So I'm not one hundred percent sure, but
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Speaker 3: I think that's how it works.
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Speaker 2: Sometimes I feel a bit guilty getting these amazing tickets.
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Speaker 2: Like the tickets, so we sit in mistique. They can
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Speaker 2: sometimes cost we don't pay this, but two or three
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Speaker 2: hundred dollars and we get two. Like when you invite
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Speaker 2: somebody from the press to see Broadway show, it's always
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Speaker 2: two tickets. And you go up to the box office
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Speaker 2: or the publicist who's normally there about twenty minutes before showtime,
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Speaker 2: and they have a stack of envelopes. Mistake. I'm never
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Speaker 2: quite convinced my names in that stack, Like I always
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Speaker 2: still I never want to take that for granted. I
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Speaker 2: always want to know what a privilege that is.
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Speaker 3: It absolutely is, And I always get there and I'm like,
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Speaker 3: please let there be two. And I have to say
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Speaker 3: once I arrived at a show and there was only
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Speaker 3: one ticket, and I had a friend with me, but
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Speaker 3: actually I wasn't feeling that great that night. So I
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Speaker 3: gave her the ticket and she came back and she
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Speaker 3: told me about the show, and so that worked out beautifully.
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Speaker 1: I was like, actually, I'll go home and get.
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Speaker 2: Some You're a good person. If you weren't feeling well,
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Speaker 2: you do something like that. Do you remember when I
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Speaker 2: took you to six and there were no tickets. When
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Speaker 2: you went to get coffee, no tickets. They're just like,
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Speaker 2: mister shooter, there's no tickets. I was like, I'm so embarrassed.
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Speaker 2: I'm so humiliated. Can I take you for like? We've
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Speaker 2: got cookies and coffee And I actually had more fun
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Speaker 2: hanging with you for two hours than seeing the shock.
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Speaker 3: Well, what people have to understand, it's not that there
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Speaker 3: weren't tickets. What happens is that we see the press
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Speaker 3: from the press, people, oh, please pick a date, and
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Speaker 3: we say in our minds that we've done it, and
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Speaker 3: then we realize we have it because we get.
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Speaker 2: The six publicists are fantastic and I eventually saw the
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Speaker 2: show after you get together, it was fantastic KK which
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Speaker 2: brings us to our whole question of the day. Even
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Speaker 2: the Rock had to pull some strings to get Taylors
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Speaker 2: with tickets. Would you you should star power? If you
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Speaker 2: had star power, would you use it to get tickets?
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Speaker 2: I think I know the answer. Hey, you never know, though.
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Speaker 2: Go vote on our Twitter page. I had naughty nice
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Speaker 2: be sure to check back to morrow to hear your results. Hey, mister,
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Speaker 2: what are you working on?
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Speaker 3: Well, this has got me thinking, we don't know what
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Speaker 3: shares real names. So the iconic singer has stun fans
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Speaker 3: with a shocking revelation from her new book, Share the
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Speaker 3: Memoir Part one.
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Speaker 1: She did not know her real name for years.
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Speaker 3: The Grammy winning legend she seventy eight looks Fantastic detailed
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Speaker 3: in her memoir how she was blindsiding while attempting to
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Speaker 3: legally simplify her name to just Share. So she said,
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Speaker 3: I believe Cherylyn was my name, but when I saw
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Speaker 3: my birth certificate, I was shocked to discover it's actually Cheryl.
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Speaker 3: So the revelation, uncovered decades into her career, has left
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Speaker 3: fans amazed that the Superstars journey from Cheryl sar Kiskan
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Speaker 3: to one of the most one name phenomenon in the
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Speaker 3: world that we know today. Oh my goodness, I love this.
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Speaker 3: I mean, maybe I should go from Delana Dixon to
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Speaker 3: just Lane.
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Speaker 2: What do you think about sometimes, she called yourself liked
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Speaker 2: I do, I do? I can't do your secret that's
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Speaker 2: one of your secret names, lady. Can I reveal too
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Speaker 2: that sometimes if you run a dating site, you often
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Speaker 2: go by Laney.
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Speaker 1: I do.
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Speaker 3: So. Now, if I ever go out with somebody who's
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Speaker 3: listening to The Naughty but Nice Show and they come
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Speaker 3: across Laney, they're going to know it's me. But I
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Speaker 3: don't want to give my full name because it's easy
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Speaker 3: to google and find out a lot about me, and
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Speaker 3: I don't want people to make, you know, snap judgments.
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Speaker 3: But I don't want to say, like, it's Jane and
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Speaker 3: then I say my name is Delayer. So I say
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Speaker 3: it's Delaney and that works.
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Speaker 2: A little hint, a little taste for And I've got
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Speaker 2: to admit, if you google you, mistery, it's pretty much nice.
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Speaker 2: I'm more controversial. I get good and bad, but if
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Speaker 2: you google Delay to TIGS, it's overwhelmingly positive.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, that's not what I'm worried about.
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Speaker 3: It's just people finding out what I do. And I
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Speaker 3: want to tell that in time, because, as you know.
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Speaker 1: We get a lot of free tickets to.
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Speaker 2: Tickets.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't want people making judgments that, oh, this
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Speaker 3: is the life I'm going to get. I want them
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Speaker 3: to know what's inside before I can't offer on the outside.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's all part of the package. You're fabulous inside
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Speaker 2: and you have a fabulous life outside too. Let's move along.
10:06
Speaker 2: Meghan Markel is reflecting on Thanksgiving and hinting that she
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Speaker 2: might be doing more so low events moving forward. So
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Speaker 2: Meghan is stepping into the spotlight so lower, sharing her
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Speaker 2: gratitude and participation in this amazing initiative hosting a Thanksgiving
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Speaker 2: dinner in la However, it was without the print, so
10:28
Speaker 2: some people are saying, wow, Meghan's going her own way.
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Speaker 2: The organization teamed up with Archie, Well, that's her foundation
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Speaker 2: to do this really fantastic solo charity work. But people
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Speaker 2: have noticed now that Harry's doing his own work too,
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Speaker 2: So while she was doing her Thanksgiving event, he was
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Speaker 2: doing a Christmas fundraiser in the UK. These two, I think,
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Speaker 2: quite rightly, misty and wisely here have decided that the
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Speaker 2: Sussex brand, the two of them together, has some baggage,
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Speaker 2: It has some toxicity to it does a lot of
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Speaker 2: good too. So maybe separately they're being advised that they
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Speaker 2: might be more powerful, they might be more successful if
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Speaker 2: they split up their brands, not their marriage, their business.
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Speaker 2: They're together, Misty, Let's be clear here, there is nothing
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Speaker 2: wrong with that marriage. However, they have sat down with
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Speaker 2: their business advisors, managers, agents, publicists and moving forward. I
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Speaker 2: think it's a better idea. And now for Megan to
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Speaker 2: do her thing and for Harry to do his, at
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Speaker 2: least professionally.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with you.
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Speaker 3: Your actions speak louder than words, and we know they've
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Speaker 3: said a lot of words. So now it's kind of
11:35
Speaker 3: time to divide and conquer. They have different interests. They
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Speaker 3: can be in two places at once, and different charity
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Speaker 3: is different goals that they have for themselves. And every
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Speaker 3: successful marriage, from what I've heard, is that you have
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Speaker 3: different interests, you go different ways, yes, but you come together.
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Speaker 3: So I think this is a really smart idea. I
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Speaker 3: have said for the past couple of years it's time
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Speaker 3: to stop talking and start doing, and that's exactly the
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Speaker 3: path that they are following. So I think it's a
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Speaker 3: good move.
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Speaker 2: I think so too. Hey, what's going on with Liso?
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Speaker 2: Everybody is talking about Lizo. I don't know if you've
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Speaker 2: seen these very dramatic pictures, google them. They are wild mysterio.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, Lizzo has been looking fantastic and she's left fans
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Speaker 3: and shocked after debuting a dramatic weight loss out with
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Speaker 3: her mom Sherry Johnson Jefferson. Now she's shared a series
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Speaker 3: of Instagram posts showcasing her new look. It's a playful
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Speaker 3: killip captioned, my mom stole my hairstyle and ate me up.
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Speaker 3: Oh that's what the young people like to say, because
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Speaker 3: they both have these long, kind of like chest length braids.
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Speaker 3: Now Flans flooded the comments expressing amazement over Lizzo's weight loss,
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Speaker 3: which was promintly on display in the car ride video.
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Speaker 3: And she's known for her body positive advocacy, but she's
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Speaker 3: not really come out and done an interview on her
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Speaker 3: weight loss. But she's doing what she's doing. She's in
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Speaker 3: the gym, she's eaten right, she's getting her mind, body
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Speaker 3: and soul together. And you know, miss Da is all
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Speaker 3: about health. I'm all about work out your body, work
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Speaker 3: out your mind, and just have a healthy lifestyle. It's
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Speaker 3: not about getting skinny. It's about being strong and soughtful.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. I think you're right. You taught me, mister, you're
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Speaker 2: my trainer. The reason I've lost all this weight is
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Speaker 2: really the advice you've given me over years. A little
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Speaker 2: exercise every day, not to get skinny. Although that's a
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Speaker 2: lovely benefit for me. It was a lovely benefit losing
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Speaker 2: forty fifty pounds. Mister, that was a really nice thing. However,
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Speaker 2: it's not about the weight loss. It's not about looking
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Speaker 2: cute in a new pair of jeans. I always thought
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Speaker 2: I looked cute, even when I had a big bottom,
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Speaker 2: But I think I look a little cute and now.
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Speaker 2: But it's how I feel. I breathe better, I sleep better,
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Speaker 2: I'm much happier to wake up and not have a hangover.
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Speaker 2: I forgot what that felt like, and it's a lovely feeling.
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Speaker 2: In fact, it's one of the best feelings in the world.
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Speaker 2: So I love here that Lizzo is being healthy and
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Speaker 2: the side benefits that she's looking even better, if that
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Speaker 2: was even possible. Okay, quickly, before we get to break
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Speaker 2: some tragic news. Elton John is revealing that he's totally
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Speaker 2: blind now in his right eye, saying I can't see anything.
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Speaker 2: The legendary musician revealed that he is currently blind in
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Speaker 2: his right eye due to a severe infection. He said, quote,
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Speaker 2: I can't see anything out of my right eye and
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Speaker 2: this infection has flowed me. Now we do know that
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Speaker 2: Elton has retired from touring, but he still will do
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Speaker 2: some charity concerts here and there. He's had a really
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Speaker 2: rough time at the moment. He just lost twenty five
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Speaker 2: million dollars on his new musical, Tammy Fay. It only
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Speaker 2: ran for five performances after opening night. I saw it
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Speaker 2: during previews. It was good. It wasn't great, but it
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Speaker 2: was good. But now closed five performances. Mystery, and it's gone.
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Speaker 2: When I went to see it, gosh, the theater was
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Speaker 2: half empty. I went with my friend Daniel, who's now
14:54
Speaker 2: listening to the podcast. You know you've met Daniel. He
14:57
Speaker 2: owns the Red Eye Bar. Yes, yes, the bar on
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Speaker 2: forty first Street. We've been their misty. It's a great bar.
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Speaker 2: So I remember with Daniel to that and Elton was
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Speaker 2: sending you our best. The good news here is my
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Speaker 2: sources tell me Elton's power and wealth. He can see
15:12
Speaker 2: the best eye doctors in the world. So fingers crossed. Okay,
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Speaker 2: we're going to take a quick break and we hope
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Speaker 2: to see very well when we return. Welcome back to
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Speaker 2: the Naughty but Night Show and your host Rompshooter with
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Speaker 2: they did for mistery. Hey, mistery, let's get to the polls.
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Speaker 2: Yesterday I did a poll from my mom and dad's bedroom.
15:35
Speaker 2: I was recording our show from my mom and dad's
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Speaker 2: house in England, and I asked Megan Marko was dishing
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Speaker 2: on her Thanksgiving traditions, as that question was quite simple,
15:45
Speaker 2: would you like to spend the holidays with the former royals?
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Speaker 2: Ninety three percent said yes, so would I. Even if
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Speaker 2: you don't love this couple, come on to spend the
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Speaker 2: holidays with the Prince the food alone, Oprah might turn up. Ellen,
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna be there. Steve, I'm invited. You're my plus one.
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Speaker 2: If you're invited, I'm your plus one two.
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Speaker 3: It's on my vision board to have.
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Speaker 2: Don't forget to vote on today's pole. We'll get a
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Speaker 2: which is Naughty Gossip and me shure to check back
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Speaker 2: down my rival hear your results and that it's my
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Speaker 2: favorite part of the show. It's time for our Nicest
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Speaker 2: of the Day.
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Speaker 3: Well, our nicest of the day is Princess Kate Middleton
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Speaker 3: because she's bringing comfort and hope this holiday season by
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Speaker 3: inviting survivors and family of the victims of the tragic
16:36
Speaker 3: stabbing attack at a Taylor Swift themed dance class to
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Speaker 3: her annual Christmas Carol service. The event Together at Christmas
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Speaker 3: will take place on December sixth at Westminster Abbey, with
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Speaker 3: families from Southport, England among the honored guests. Now, if
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Speaker 3: you don't remember, the Southport community was rocked by the
16:56
Speaker 3: devastating attack in July which claimed the lives of the
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Speaker 3: three young girls and injured ten others. Since then, the
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Speaker 3: Princess of Wales, alongside Prince William and King Charles the Third,
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Speaker 3: have made it a priority to support these grieving families. Now,
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Speaker 3: Royal Insider revealed Kate met privately with the families last month.
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Speaker 3: This invitation is her way of showing continued solidarity and
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Speaker 3: spreading joy to those who have endured the unthinkable loss.
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Speaker 3: I am so just heartbroken for these families, but I
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Speaker 3: hope they can find a little joy and solace in
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Speaker 3: this event.
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Speaker 2: OK to you are a class act. And now I
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Speaker 2: noticed the dayteen naughty, naughty Liam Payne was apparently trying
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Speaker 2: to escape his hotel via the balcony when he fell
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Speaker 2: to his death. So sources are saying that he had
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Speaker 2: a history of trying to break out of hotel rooms
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Speaker 2: because he was really miserable in that setting, reminding him
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Speaker 2: of his boy band days. If you're in a boy band,
17:54
Speaker 2: if you're a pop star, you go from a hotel
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Speaker 2: to hotel to hotel. It's not a fun life. I've
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Speaker 2: been on the road when I worked with John and
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Speaker 2: I went from hotel to hotel. It sounds glamorous. It's
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Speaker 2: a really depressing life. You go and you just sit
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Speaker 2: by yourself for hours watching CNN, w ordering room service.
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Speaker 2: There's nothing to do. So his bodyguard revealed that just
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Speaker 2: two months ago, he had to be confined to his
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Speaker 2: hotel room in Florida because of his alleged drug binge.
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Speaker 2: Liam got a garden hose and climbed down to flee.
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Speaker 2: So he has a history of trying to flee hotels.
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Speaker 2: Now the security footage from the hotel where he fell
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Speaker 2: to his death. It shows him agitated under the influence
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Speaker 2: and being carried to his room by three staffed members
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Speaker 2: before he fell. Just tragic, Just heartbreaking. Liam, Rest in peace,
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Speaker 2: Rest in peace. Let's end with a moment a rob
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Speaker 2: You get a rubbing. Your regrets aren't what you did,
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Speaker 2: but what you didn't do. So take every single opportunity
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Speaker 2: think about the stuff that you regrets in life. I
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Speaker 2: guarantee you most of those regrets are not something that
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Speaker 2: you did, Misty, but something that you didn't do, something
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Speaker 2: you didn't feel good enough to do, that you told
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Speaker 2: yourself you weren't smart enough to do that, you told
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Speaker 2: yourself this wasn't the right job for you, or they'd
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Speaker 2: find out that you're stupid or rob don't take that opportunity.
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Speaker 2: It be embarrassing when you fail. Take the opportunity. I
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Speaker 2: promise if you take the opportunity, the chance of you
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Speaker 2: succeeding is actually pretty good. Hey, that is it for today.
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Speaker 2: It is so nice to be bad in my studio
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Speaker 2: with you, mistery. I missed you like crazy. And tonight
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Speaker 2: we're getting that drink on me, just a little drink.
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Speaker 2: Do you know who we're meeting? Captain Bree. Remember Captain
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Speaker 2: Bree from our show at Derek and Remains. She's in
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Speaker 2: town with Miles I love Miles her son, and they're
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Speaker 2: going to see a show. And before the show, I'm
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Speaker 2: going to get a drink with Captain Brie. If you' listening, Gallo,
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Speaker 2: hello alone, mis d will join us too, and then
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Speaker 2: we'll put the Captain in a taxi and Uber and
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Speaker 2: then you and I, mistery, will go and get one
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Speaker 2: of those meat ball nice Scott. I'll see you in
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Speaker 2: a few hours. Mister. Thank you so much for listening
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Speaker 3: You're going to be naughty, take care of everybody.
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Speaker 1: Come bye.
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Speaker 2: It's Star Eve but Nice with Ron.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah,