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Brandi Glanville Explodes at Bravo! Defends Kenya Moore Amid Explosive Sex Scandal! Emma Roberts Spills the Tea on Aunt Julia Roberts’ Terrifying Fame! Dahmer Victim’s Family Blast Ariana Grande Over Serial Killer Fascination · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: It's hello and love no Love No Welcome to the
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Speaker 1: Naughty but Nice Show. I'm your host, Rob Shooter, and
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Speaker 1: it's Friday, which means our dear friend Corey. Andrew joins us, Hey, Corey,
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Speaker 1: are you there? I am here.
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Speaker 2: Happy Friday.
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Speaker 1: Happy Friday, my friend. I'm seeing a lot of you
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Speaker 1: on News Nation, Corey. It's really great to see. So
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Speaker 1: they call you and give you, like what ten minutes
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Speaker 1: and say can you jump in front of the camera.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know, sometimes I do get more. I get
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Speaker 2: longer if there's a story that's later in the day.
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Speaker 2: But yeah, a few times they've popped on and they're like, hey,
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Speaker 2: can you come on like in ten minutes? So okay,
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Speaker 2: I got ten minutes to get the afro big and juicy,
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Speaker 2: get a bow tie on, get my microphone set up
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Speaker 2: and research the topic, and then I get in front
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Speaker 2: of the camera.
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Speaker 1: Cool as a cute gum. I see you doing what's
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Speaker 1: most stressful for you? Because I get these calls too.
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Speaker 1: Is it how you look or what you say what
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Speaker 1: freaks you out the most? Not what's the most important,
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Speaker 1: but what gets you the most nervous?
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Speaker 2: You know What's funny? I think I've got to be honest.
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Speaker 2: I'm a communications person and an information person. I do
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Speaker 2: care about the content.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: I don't have to look perfect on camera, although it's
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Speaker 2: nice because you know, you want to look your best.
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Speaker 2: I really want people to trust what I'm saying. I
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Speaker 2: really want them to know that I know the topic
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Speaker 2: I've been asked to speak about. So the content is
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Speaker 2: most important for me.
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it's interesting, isn't it. I've been at so
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Speaker 1: many different TV studios. Rachel Maddow, it's all about the content.
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Speaker 1: She gives hair and makeup literally five minutes, and they
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Speaker 1: make the people there and they say she just doesn't
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Speaker 1: care about it because I'm not a let me eat,
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Speaker 1: tread carefully, a natural beauty. I'm an unusual looking devil.
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Speaker 1: I'm quite I'm quite concerned about the way I look sometimes.
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Speaker 1: In fact, it's a little bit of my achilles heel.
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Speaker 1: I know I'm good at the content. Yeah yeah, I
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Speaker 1: know I can talk forever, and I know I know
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Speaker 1: celebrities better than anybody. So I'm never ever nervous about
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Speaker 1: what comes out in my mouth. But I'm always just
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Speaker 1: a little bit nervous about how I look. But that's
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Speaker 1: my own insecurities. It's about like my own fears and stuff.
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Speaker 2: I've got better at it.
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Speaker 1: But it is interesting, isn't it? Okay, it's jump into
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Speaker 1: my shop. What time is it, my friends? It is
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Speaker 1: tea time. A big story. At the top of the show,
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Speaker 1: Brandy Glansville, who is at war with Brather, is lashing
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Speaker 1: out at them again now defending Kenya Moore. Let me explain. So,
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Speaker 1: Kenya has been fired from the Atlanta franchise after allegedly
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Speaker 1: showing some explicit photographs of a new cast member outrageous, disgusting,
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Speaker 1: and so she has been rightfully fired. However, Brandy is
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Speaker 1: pointing out the hypocrisy here, saying, we literally have women
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Speaker 1: on the Jersey Housewives who are physically fighting, the touching
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Speaker 1: each other. Where's hit now? Where's human resources now? And
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Speaker 1: she goes on to say that she's pretty sure the
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Speaker 1: producers pushed Kenya to show those explicit photographs or video,
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Speaker 1: and she said, I know how this happens. I've worked
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Speaker 1: on these shows. You don't just open your purse and
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Speaker 1: pull out photographs. All that stuff is planned, It's sometimes rehearsed.
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Speaker 1: They know what's going on after you do it. Then
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Speaker 1: they ask you to do more filming to have follow
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Speaker 1: up questions. I've recorded about three or four episodes of
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Speaker 1: The New York Housewives, nothing as dramatic as what went
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Speaker 1: down in Atlanta, thankfully, but just a simple scene in
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Speaker 1: a restaurant took so much prep, took so many conversations
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Speaker 1: with producers. In the middle of the shoot, they were
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Speaker 1: to stop shooting, and producers would run out and talk
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Speaker 1: to us and rile us up and ask his questions,
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Speaker 1: how did that feel? Or how would you like to
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Speaker 1: respond to that? Or wouldn't you like to tell her
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Speaker 1: what you really think of? Should you get up and
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Speaker 1: walk out? What do you think? So I've seen these
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Speaker 1: spee yes instigated. I think Brandy now, she definitely only
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Speaker 1: has an acts to grind here. She definitely is very
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Speaker 1: angry with rather because they didn't defend her for some
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Speaker 1: of her alleged outrgeous behavior. But I do think she's
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Speaker 1: got a point here. It's a tricky show because we
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Speaker 1: reward bad behavior. The Housewives is all about drama and
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Speaker 1: bad behavior, and yet when sometimes the ladies cross the line,
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Speaker 1: I think we can all agree that revenge porn is
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Speaker 1: a line that should never be crossed. I mean we
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Speaker 1: all agree there. Yeah, when they cross a line, it
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Speaker 1: is confusing to several of these cast members who are
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Speaker 1: really pitted against each other. I understand the confusion.
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Speaker 2: What about you, Yeah, I think that the issue is
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Speaker 2: the consistent, well, the inconsistency, you will, because across other
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Speaker 2: different franchises, Brandy is right, They've actually allowed some women
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Speaker 2: to get away with some of the exact same behavior
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Speaker 2: that they've allegedly fired other women for, and so that
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Speaker 2: is problematic, and especially when you consider things like Teresa philipping.
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Speaker 2: I mean, that is a violent, vile act to do
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Speaker 2: in public, and they just made her a bigger star.
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Speaker 2: Or when you have people like you know, Ninny Leaks,
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Speaker 2: for example, mouthing off against Andy. Well, a lot of
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Speaker 2: the girl's mouth off and accused Andy of all kinds
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Speaker 2: of behaviors. So how has she gone? And other people
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Speaker 2: still on the show. So I think she has a point,
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Speaker 2: although I will say also though she is speculating, she
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Speaker 2: doesn't know for sure if the producer has really helped
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Speaker 2: Ken you do that just just caught this out. Revenge
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Speaker 2: porn is now being considered as a felony. So it's
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Speaker 2: a bigger deal than just two women having in an
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Speaker 2: argument here, So it's a different situation. We don't know
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Speaker 2: the truth, but that's a speculation on Brandy.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. It's interesting to think about it. I've
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Speaker 1: turned on The Housewives. I used to love that show.
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Speaker 1: I used to really get a giggle out of it,
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Speaker 1: and seeing people behave really appallingly make me feel better
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Speaker 1: about my own behavior sometimes a little questionable too. Nothing
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Speaker 1: quiet is outrageous. It is that. But you're right, there's
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Speaker 1: no clear rules. And I actually feel sorry for the
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Speaker 1: cast members here because when they first started ten f
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Speaker 1: fifteen years ago, they were really encouraged to be wild,
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Speaker 1: to be app and now that, thankfully, our culture has changed.
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Speaker 2: Society change.
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Speaker 1: Yes, society has moved on a little bit. We're a
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Speaker 1: little bit more sensitive to this stuff drinking we are
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Speaker 1: much more sensitive too, And so I think the world
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Speaker 1: has changed, thankfully, and Bravo hasn't changed it. They're trying
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Speaker 1: with all these new casts, and they're firing people now
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Speaker 1: that that step over that line. But is it too little,
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Speaker 1: too late? Which brings us to our whole question of
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Speaker 1: the day. Brandy Glandsville explodes at Bravo and defends Kenya
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Speaker 1: Moore amid a sex scandal is Brandy right? What do
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Speaker 1: you think here? Hey? Go vote on our Twitter page
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Speaker 1: Naughty Gossip and be sure to check back on Monday
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Speaker 1: to hear your results. Hey, Cory Love, what are you
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Speaker 1: working on? Yes?
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Speaker 2: Well, there is speculation that j Loo has reached united
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Speaker 2: with Ben amid this crazy marriage meltdown they've been allegedly having.
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Speaker 2: So there was like this mysterious trip to Europe. You
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Speaker 2: guys may have seen where she was like all like
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Speaker 2: sprawled out on like a Fareadi yacht, sipping on champagne,
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Speaker 2: and she was all throughout different parts of Europe. I
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Speaker 2: think she was in like Italy and France looking fabulous.
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Speaker 2: It looked very stage though, Like it's what women do
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Speaker 2: when they want to prove that they're over a guy, right,
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Speaker 2: they know they want to go flaunt themselves, and that's
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Speaker 2: how it looked. But you know, oddly enough, she had
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Speaker 2: been seen on this trip running sort of if you will,
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Speaker 2: running back to Ben a flag or she was in
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Speaker 2: his office basically, and she made an appearance at his
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Speaker 2: location where he was and eyewitnesses could not believe their
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Speaker 2: eyes that she was showing up in this like sizzling
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Speaker 2: red and top and she had on her chik sunglasses
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Speaker 2: and she made her way over to her husband's workplace.
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Speaker 2: And they say that although their marriage has been on
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Speaker 2: the rocks, that maybe this is some sort of reconciliation.
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Speaker 2: No one knows for sure, but you know, he was
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Speaker 2: at the same local as she was just the night before,
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Speaker 2: and he was this time apparently flaunting his wedding ring.
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Speaker 2: Now you may rescord that he was out a few
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Speaker 2: I guess weeks fire with Jennifer Garner's daughter, his daughter Violet,
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Speaker 2: and he did not have his wedding ring on, which
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Speaker 2: makes me wonder. Rob. I mean, I'm not officially married,
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Speaker 2: but you are married. I mean, is it okay to
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Speaker 2: take your wedding ring?
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Speaker 1: No? No, my never ever comes off. Never, not in
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Speaker 1: the shower. No, I don't mean different people have different rules.
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Speaker 1: I guess so not even rules feelings about that, but
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Speaker 1: I think they're playing with us. I'm not a celebrity.
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Speaker 1: Bruce is not Bruce. Come on here, we're not Jalo
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Speaker 1: and Beir and thank god god that would be awful.
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Speaker 1: So Ben and Jennifer know what they're doing. Here. They
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Speaker 1: know that a simple thing of stepping out the house
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Speaker 1: with all without that band on is going to make's
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Speaker 1: going to make news. I'm told all my sources that
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Speaker 1: they're still together for the moment. Let's be honest here.
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Speaker 1: If Jennifer knows how to do one thing, it's get divorced.
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Speaker 1: She's really good. She's done it several times. If this
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Speaker 1: marriage was over, Jennifer would have been divorced by now.
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Speaker 1: She knows how to do that. She could probably be
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Speaker 1: a lawyer a divorce. She's really good at getting divorced.
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Speaker 1: She's done it several times. She's an expert at it.
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Speaker 1: And so if she wanted it over, it would be over.
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Speaker 1: The fact that it's not over yet tells me something
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Speaker 1: else is going on now. Some of my sources tell
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Speaker 1: me there is very much a business relationship between the
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Speaker 1: two of and Ben is the producer of her next film,
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Speaker 1: so the big musical Kiss of a Spider Woman, which
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Speaker 1: they've filmed. It's going to be produced by or is
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Speaker 1: being produced by Ben afflecks Kind. So Ben considers himself
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Speaker 1: very much a producer and a director as well as
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Speaker 1: a celebrity. And so they've got a few other projects
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Speaker 1: in the work too, and that twenty million dollar movie
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Speaker 1: they made together, they split the cost of that. That
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Speaker 1: was an expense as a couple, and so they very
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Speaker 1: much are integrated financially. So maybe she was there at
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Speaker 1: the office talking business. Maybe it was something about the
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Speaker 1: new movie. So it's much more complicated then it first
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Speaker 1: scenes here. But once again, if Jennifer wanted this over
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Speaker 1: my friends, it would be done. Okay, moving along, I
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Speaker 1: love this story. Jimmy Kimmel is revealing this crazy fabulous
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Speaker 1: party that he went to in La at Paul McCartney's house.
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Speaker 1: So he was on Howard Stern with his wife Molly
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Speaker 1: I love her, and they said they're at dinner with
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Speaker 1: a friend, and the host who they were at dinner
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Speaker 1: with got invited to a party at Paul McCartney's and
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Speaker 1: said let's all go. When Jimmy said, of course, we
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Speaker 1: said yes. So I'm with you at Bottino's. Corey, I
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Speaker 1: get a text from Paul McCartney saying, Rob come to
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Speaker 1: my party and bring your friends. We'd all go. So
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Speaker 1: he got there and he said that Taylor Swift was
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Speaker 1: sort of the DJ, so it leaked out Taylor was
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Speaker 1: the DJ at the party, and Jimmy said that's not
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Speaker 1: exactly true. She had her iPhone and it was tapped
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Speaker 1: into the house system, so she wasn't hired to work
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Speaker 1: the party. However, the idea of her still pigging songs
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Speaker 1: was brilliant. I wonder if she played her own I
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Speaker 1: wonder if she played the Beatle. There are lots of
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Speaker 1: other people there, including Bruce Springsteen, Luke Cox, Jennifer and
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Speaker 1: the Stern. Travis Kelsey was by Taylor's side. They're the
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Speaker 1: real deal, Jimmy says, and he said the party was
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Speaker 1: so off the hook that at one point even Bruce
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Speaker 1: Springsteen was like, Wow, this is a big party, a
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Speaker 1: lot really famous people here. I think what I love
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Speaker 1: about this, and I've known about it for a while
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Speaker 1: really because of my husband Bruce. Celebrities have these parties
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Speaker 1: all the time because they don't like to leave their house.
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Speaker 1: If they go to a restaurant or a bar, it's
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Speaker 1: going to get out. There's going to be photographs, stafford
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Speaker 1: and a gossip. So they've got the money to order
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Speaker 1: in all waboos and all the food, and they've got
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Speaker 1: the lovely houses. So they've got these beautiful homes, so
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Speaker 1: celebrities love throwing private parties at their house. Jennifer does
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Speaker 1: this a lot. Jennifer Aniston, she has a lot of
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Speaker 1: private parties at a house because she goes to a restaurant.
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Speaker 1: Once again, we're all going to find out about it.
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Speaker 1: Me Kimmel throws these parties. Robert Danny Junior throws a
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Speaker 1: lot of these private parties. And so I think it's
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Speaker 1: not it's not that unusual, Corey. They never talk about it.
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Speaker 1: Nobody ever takes pictures because you would never be invited back.
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Speaker 1: But for some reason though they are talking, and I
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Speaker 1: love that they are. But oh, to be on this
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Speaker 1: guest list, well.
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Speaker 2: My goodness. Yeah, I mean I remember, Like for me,
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Speaker 2: I've had those moments in New York City. One of
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Speaker 2: my most amazing was I get a text from a publicist.
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Speaker 2: No this is he wrote down on a piece of paper,
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Speaker 2: the famous publicist Jimmy Hester, who I'm sure you know
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Speaker 2: of in New York City. He said, come to this
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Speaker 2: location and bring those two models with you. These two
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Speaker 2: girls I was represented at the time. We go to
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Speaker 2: the Pierre Hotel getting an elevator. I had no idea
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Speaker 2: what a pinhouse was, and it goes all the way
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Speaker 2: up to the top and it opens up into Denise
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Speaker 2: Rich's Ah.
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Speaker 1: Corey Love, what else are you working on? What's going on?
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Speaker 2: Yes, well, you know what. Emma Roberts, who we are
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Speaker 2: sort of love from her new TV her new TV
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Speaker 2: Fame with all the Ryan Murphy stuff. So she's spilling
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Speaker 2: the tea on her aunt, Julia Roberts, terrifying fame, the
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Speaker 2: American horror story star. She's thirty three years old, living
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Speaker 2: high and now her own career like her famous aunt
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Speaker 2: and father. She's revealed shockingly that you know, there's insights
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Speaker 2: into the really scary world of global stardom that she
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Speaker 2: got to witness because of how famous her aunt, Julia
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Speaker 2: Roberts had become at an early age. She got to
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Speaker 2: witness all that. She says, I saw very upclose what
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Speaker 2: that looks like with my aunt Julia. It's fun and
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Speaker 2: it's great, but there's also a part of it that's
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Speaker 2: really scary, she says. Now she's the daughter of Eric Roberts,
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Speaker 2: of course, and the niece of Julia, and she says
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Speaker 2: she's gotten to see that double edged sword of fame
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Speaker 2: all too well because of how up close she got
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Speaker 2: to witness it, and she says, fame has never been
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Speaker 2: the goal for me, because fame at a certain level
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Speaker 2: is actually kind of scary. She said, she's always just
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Speaker 2: aimed to carve her own unique path in Hollywood without
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Speaker 2: using the fame of her famous dad at her famous aunt.
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Speaker 2: So I think she's done a really good job actually
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Speaker 2: at carving at her own career. She's got the last name,
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Speaker 2: she can't help it, but I think she's done well
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Speaker 2: on her own merit. I don't think she's really used
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Speaker 2: it like a nepotism situation.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's a really smart thing to say,
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Speaker 1: And she's actually quite lucky that she had Julia to
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Speaker 1: see because a lot of young people Rosie o' donnald
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Speaker 1: said this, Rosie wanted to be famous to make all
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Speaker 1: the pain go away. She just assumed fame would fix everything,
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Speaker 1: and it actually made it worse. And so I think
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Speaker 1: if you see fame early on, I'm so grateful that
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Speaker 1: my first career was in pr and I got to
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Speaker 1: see really famous people really close up, and they had
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Speaker 1: horrible lives, and my head exploded because I grew up thinking, wow,
14:37
Speaker 1: to be rich like Madonna, of famous, like Michael Jackson.
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Speaker 1: To be a superstar, to have everybody kiss my bottom
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Speaker 1: when I walk into a bar, for people to scream
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Speaker 1: and shout, for everybody to know who I am. That
14:49
Speaker 1: would be amazing. Until you see it, it's horrific. I
14:54
Speaker 1: think fame is really scary, Corey. The few people that
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Speaker 1: I know who are really famous have horrible lives. They
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Speaker 1: never leave the houses, They never can just go out
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Speaker 1: for drinks. They don't feel comfortable just going to the
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Speaker 1: movies or going to the cinema. I enjoy going to
15:10
Speaker 1: the park or walking down the river. I like going
15:13
Speaker 1: to Whole Foods and getting some fresh fruits. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 1: like I like the little simple things in life now, Corey,
15:18
Speaker 1: when you were younger, you had dreams of being famous.
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Speaker 1: Has that changed now that you've seen it up close?
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Speaker 2: Yes? I think that now what I strive for is
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Speaker 2: the separation of fame and fortune. Now being with Joe,
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Speaker 2: of course, and Joe is a really brilliant financial guy,
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Speaker 2: so he had made me realize, you know what, take
15:37
Speaker 2: the fortune, Darling. The fame part is very elusive. So
15:41
Speaker 2: now I just want to have a career where I
15:43
Speaker 2: have enough to take care of me and my family.
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Speaker 2: But yeah, when you're a child, I wanted to be
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Speaker 2: the next Michael Jackson. Are you kidding? I was like
15:49
Speaker 2: ready for jets and private day you know, mansions, And
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Speaker 2: so you get more practical as you get older, you.
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Speaker 1: Do and you get to realize the truth, like, yes,
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Speaker 1: it is private jets and man, but it's also shady people.
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Speaker 1: It's drugs, it's gets temptations, it's plastic surgery, it's sleeping pills,
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Speaker 1: it's waking up pills, it's pressure. I think it's too
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Speaker 1: much for any person to sort of cope with. It's
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Speaker 1: not surprising that we find out a lot of these
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Speaker 1: stars do drugs or drink just to escape to be
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Speaker 1: that famous. And every morning I used to work for
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Speaker 1: Liza Manelli for a little bit. She's one of my
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Speaker 1: favorite lines. Wacky but fun. But I used to always
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Speaker 1: say to myself, like every morning, when she brushes her teeth,
16:32
Speaker 1: she looks in the mirror and she sees Liza Minelli,
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Speaker 1: I scream if Liza was in my bathroom, It's just
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Speaker 1: it's too much. It's too much, Like can you imagine
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Speaker 1: being that famous? Like Diana Ross is in the bathroom
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Speaker 1: when she peas she's there, there's no getting away from her.
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Speaker 1: Madonna is from the minute Madonna opens her eyes, She's Madonna.
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Speaker 2: Like what's that like?
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Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 2: It's like, what does that feel like to be? To
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Speaker 2: wake up as that thing? Still kind of want to
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Speaker 2: experience it, though, I've got.
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Speaker 1: To be honest. You do?
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Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Now, I love that, you admit it. I don't. I'm
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Speaker 1: really really happy with my piece of the pie, and
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Speaker 1: I think it's given me such contentment and I feel
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Speaker 1: like I'm one of the lucky ones, like Emma Roberts,
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Speaker 1: because I got to seat and it wasn't wasn't pretty. Okay,
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Speaker 1: we're going to take a quick break and we'll be
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Speaker 1: right back. Welcome back to the Naughty but n I
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Speaker 1: Show'm you host job shooter with that different Corey Andrew. Hey, Corey,
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Speaker 1: let's get to the polls. Thank you very much, darling. So,
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Speaker 1: last show, we talked about Travis Kelcey spilling the beans
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Speaker 1: on meeting Prince William backstage at Taylor's concert. Should he
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Speaker 1: shut up? Like, when you meet somebody backstage, it's a
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Speaker 1: private meeting. It's not on a red carpet. It is backstage.
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Speaker 1: I have this rule, Corey, and you've got to learn this.
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Speaker 1: Le when you do TV shows, you can't gossip about
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Speaker 1: the green rooms mighty back. So I when I'm at
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Speaker 1: the Today Show, I always once said, a big morning
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Speaker 1: show and I saw a celebrity have a melt. It's delicious.
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Speaker 1: I've never spoken about it because I'd never be invited.
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Speaker 1: So anything that happens in the green rooms is off,
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Speaker 1: thank you. Yes, never talk about So this technically was
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Speaker 1: a green room. I guess it was backstage. He was
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Speaker 1: very flattering about meeting the prince. But nevertheless, should he
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Speaker 1: shut up? Let's have a look. Oh, sixty percent said, yes,
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Speaker 1: he's playing with fire here. Taylor's going to bring him
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Speaker 1: into a world of celebrity access to people Paul McCartney's parties,
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Speaker 1: like she's going to drag him. Now, give him the
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Speaker 1: opportunity to go places he would not have been invited.
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Speaker 1: If he starts talking about them, you're going to not
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Speaker 1: be invited anymore. Be careful, be careful about what you reveal.
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Speaker 1: We're a gossip show, so it's a weird thing for
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Speaker 1: me to admit. But honestly, I think part of my
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Speaker 1: success is I can keep a secret and keep a secret. Okay,
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Speaker 1: your results. And now it's time for us of the d.
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Speaker 2: Yes. Well. Stacy London has made a bold confession. You
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Speaker 2: all know her from the show What Not to Wear.
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Speaker 2: She's the former styls Yeah, she was great and I
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Speaker 2: love that like that like white streak.
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Speaker 1: She had in her hair.
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Speaker 2: She's really really fabulous. But she's the former host of
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Speaker 2: that show. She's now fifty five years old and she
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Speaker 2: has officially embraced her identity as a lesbian, five years
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Speaker 2: after debuting her romance with her partner kat Yzbach. It's
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Speaker 2: really appropriate too, because this is Pride month for many
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Speaker 2: places around the war all June, and so it's a
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Speaker 2: good timing for her to make this assessment. Of this
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Speaker 2: assessment until the public who she is, and she says,
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Speaker 2: I want to say the word lesbian because there aren't
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Speaker 2: enough of us. She declared, it's just about one type
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Speaker 2: of lesbian culture. I want people to see the spectrum
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Speaker 2: and so I identify as such. Now the Stylish Duo
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Speaker 2: has been turning head since twenty eighteen, and now with
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Speaker 2: her admission of who she is, and she's been just
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Speaker 2: being open and honest about it, they're adding this new
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Speaker 2: layer to their red bit of appearances. That's great for her,
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Speaker 2: she's fifty.
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Speaker 1: Oh yeah. I don't care if you're gay, straight, by
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Speaker 1: whatever you want to be. What I care about is
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Speaker 1: I've seen people lie about their sexuality and it eats
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Speaker 1: you up. When you live a lie, you're not going
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Speaker 1: to have a good life. So be open. I don't
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Speaker 1: know a single celebrity or a single friend of mine
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Speaker 1: who is not a celebrity who has come out of
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Speaker 1: the closet, who has admitted their truth, who is not happier.
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Speaker 1: Every single person I've met becomes happier when they get
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Speaker 1: rid of these lies. Hey, you're the nicest of the day.
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Speaker 1: I loved that, shares Stacy London. Now I noticed the
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Speaker 1: day Arianna Grande. Ariana Grande said her dream dinner guest
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Speaker 1: who should like to have dinner with is Jeffrey Darma.
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Speaker 1: Now victims of Jeffrey Darma and their families are coming
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Speaker 1: forward saying that she's she's sick in her mind. So
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Speaker 1: we often play this game, don't we at party like
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Speaker 1: who are you too? Ideal dinner glesses, and I always
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Speaker 1: picked like Queen Elizabeth, the Princess Diana, like somebody big,
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Speaker 1: like you want to see, like Prince George, Michael Whitney Houston.
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Speaker 1: But to pick a serial killer, it's such an unusual
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Speaker 1: odd thing to do. In her defense, she might say
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Speaker 1: she'd like to see him because he was so disgusting
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Speaker 1: and such a monster. She could learn something from him
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Speaker 1: to teach the world. So I think that's where she
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Speaker 1: would go with it. But nevertheless, you have to remember
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Speaker 1: here victims are involved, their family are involved, and it's
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Speaker 1: also painful. Arianna has not yet responded. I doubt she will,
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Speaker 1: but I notice the day. Let's end with a moment
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Speaker 1: of rob make tire. To have fun. Fun is not
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Speaker 1: an accident. Fun doesn't just happen. It has to be planned.
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Speaker 1: I really believe this when you think back to your
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Speaker 1: childhood and all those fabulous play dates and all the
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Speaker 1: great time you had at school, all fun you had,
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Speaker 1: all of that was arranged by an adult. It didn't
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Speaker 1: just happen. And so now that we are adults, arrange
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Speaker 1: time to have fun. I try and have one two
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Speaker 1: fun moments every day that I think about. And it
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Speaker 1: could be just buying a bunch of flowers. It could
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Speaker 1: be buying something sweet, a dessert, some ice cream for Bruce. Like,
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Speaker 1: I plan fun every single day, and if you plan it,
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Speaker 1: it will happen the same way you plan what you're
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Speaker 1: gonna have for dinner, if you're going to do your laundry.
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Speaker 1: Add fun to the list. Hey, that is it for
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Speaker 1: this week, noughties. Thank you so much for listening to
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Speaker 1: the Naughty but Nice with Robin Cory Show. I have
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Speaker 1: a bit of a sore throat today, so if you
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Speaker 1: And remember all together. Now, if you've got gut have
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Speaker 1: you gotta be nice. Nice take
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Speaker 2: It's not even nice with brow Okay,