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Charlie Sheen says Denise Richards should ‘complain to judge’ over child support ruling. Britney Spears’s sons make rare appearance. Adele had conversation with Beyoncé after her 2017 Grammy win. · Naughty But Nice with Rob Shuter

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Speaker 1: Scarable advice for Shugar Space. It's time. Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello,
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Speaker 1: welcome to the Naughty but Nice Show. I'm your house,
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Speaker 1: drup shooter. It's Friday, meaning a dear friend, Corey Andrew
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Speaker 1: from Instinct magazine dot com is joining us. Corey, are
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Speaker 1: you there? I am here. Happy Friday everyone. Hello, Darling,
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Speaker 1: you sound crystal Crystal clear. Hey, we got a ton
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Speaker 1: of tea. Let's get into the show. What time is it,
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Speaker 1: my friends? It is tea time. Charlie Sheen is saying
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Speaker 1: Denise Richards should complain to a judge over the child's
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Speaker 1: support ruling said Charlie and Denise were married from two
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Speaker 1: thousand and two to two thousand and six. They shared
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Speaker 1: two children together, Sammy, who's now seventeen and Lula, who
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Speaker 1: is sixteen. So a judge ruled that after one of
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Speaker 1: the daughters, Sammy, after she moved in with Charlie, the
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Speaker 1: judge ruled, well, now that she's living with her Dan,
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Speaker 1: Charlie no longer needs to pay child support to Denise.
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Speaker 1: The actress. Denise was blindsighted by the ruling when approached
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Speaker 1: by paparazzi outside Whole Food in Malibu. Can imagine him
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Speaker 1: and the celebrities that you must see in Malibu. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I just sit there. If I was a photographer, just
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Speaker 1: sit outside Whole Food in Malibu and you'll see everybody.
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Speaker 1: So he was approached by a photographer and he was
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Speaker 1: asked about Denise and the new ruling, and he said
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Speaker 1: she should go down to the court house and complain
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Speaker 1: to the judge. After the ruling. She is doing interviews,
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Speaker 1: he told us Weekly. Then he believes it's extremely fair.
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Speaker 1: Denise is not doing interviews, but her people are talking
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Speaker 1: saying she's very disappointed and she's very surprised. But get
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Speaker 1: this also to Denise's new husband is heartbroken. That's what inside.
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Speaker 1: Of course, of course that's a massive check they're not
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Speaker 1: going to be getting anymore. They go on to say,
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Speaker 1: he's not just heartbroken over the money. He's heartbroken because
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Speaker 1: Charlie has done this. And it's very unfair because when
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Speaker 1: Denise is upset, then he's upset you're missing that check. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I think, honey, he's missing the coins. And you know,
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Speaker 1: I wonder though about this. Is this something that Charlie
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Speaker 1: went to the judge and petition for. I mean, it's
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Speaker 1: not as if the judge is out of nowhere, goes,
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Speaker 1: Oh the kid's there now, no more shall support. Like
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Speaker 1: it seems clear that Charlie was like, hey, I've done
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Speaker 1: with these payments. I'm trying to did it. Charlie's like,
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Speaker 1: Charlie's been paying these payments for years and years and
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Speaker 1: years and the kids were living with Denise, And I
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Speaker 1: told my source has told me he's a good dad.
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Speaker 1: He tries to be the best. The card. He mean,
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Speaker 1: let's remember he's Charlie. She yeah, so good. He's a
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Speaker 1: you know, sort of a word that we should forget
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Speaker 1: about it. He tries to be there. But financially he's great.
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Speaker 1: Every month he get that check for these kids. They
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Speaker 1: are now too, sixteen and seventeen. I mean we should
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Speaker 1: I should check this out. I don't know what age
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Speaker 1: child support as I think eighteen. So now the kids
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Speaker 1: will at least one of them is living with Charlie.
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Speaker 1: Remember that whole drama on social media. She said it
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Speaker 1: was a hellish place living with her mom and she's
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Speaker 1: happy now to be with her dad. So there's lots
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Speaker 1: of drama going on there. I love. It just shows
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Speaker 1: you how shrewd Charlie Sheen is. We think of him
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Speaker 1: a sloppy but you know what when it comes to legally,
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Speaker 1: is he got his lawyers down to that courthouse with me.
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Speaker 1: I'm not paying anymore. He's putting our legacy. He's dad.
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Speaker 1: I mean, come on, he knows where to go and
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Speaker 1: he needs the good stuff. He knows who to talk
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Speaker 1: to his dad. Mean you know, yes, he has good lawyers.
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Speaker 1: So he's no longer playing child support. His daughter has
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Speaker 1: moved in with him. Denise is very, very upset about this.
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Speaker 1: I bet she is. Do you think it's fair? That's
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Speaker 1: our whole question of the day. Do you think this
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Speaker 1: is fair? Should he still be paying she's not living
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Speaker 1: with Denise? Or is this a good idea? Hey? Go
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Speaker 1: Kelly Clarkson has shaded her ex husband for trying to
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Speaker 1: get her ten million dollar house in the divorce. This
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Speaker 1: story cracks me up, though, I gotta be honest. So
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Speaker 1: fans are convinced that Kelly Clarkson has shaded Brandon Blackstock
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Speaker 1: when she recently performed a rendition of Happier Than Thou
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Speaker 1: by Billie Eilish. Now, they couldn't help but notice that
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Speaker 1: she had changed a few of the lyrics to the songs,
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Speaker 1: and she changed the final lyric too, I get it
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Speaker 1: you hate this city. Now. Many interpreted that lyric as
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Speaker 1: a reference to her ex husband, Brandon Blackstock, who has
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Speaker 1: been living at his and Clarkson's former ranch in Montana
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Speaker 1: ever since she filed for divorce from him back in
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Speaker 1: July twenty twenty. Now. Clarkson, for her part, has spent
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Speaker 1: most of her time living and working in Los Angeles
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Speaker 1: since they're split, but Blackstock has been busy fighting for
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Speaker 1: a month to try to keep the Montana home as
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Speaker 1: part of their divorce settlement. Now we need to say,
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Speaker 1: we need to share that the ranch was bought by
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Speaker 1: Clarkson for a ten point four million dollars twenty nineteen.
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Speaker 1: So she bought it, right and so absolutely, and now
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Speaker 1: a Los Angeles judge is ruling that because she bought it,
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Speaker 1: the Manta Ranch belongs to Clarkson. And you know what,
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Speaker 1: he's shady for even trying to get that house he
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Speaker 1: built their house wasn't his. I can't stand shady divorces
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Speaker 1: like that. Shady. It's so shady. These two have so
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Speaker 1: much money now obviously Kelly has way, way more, but
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Speaker 1: he was her manager for a long time. The manager
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Speaker 1: never goes poor. They always have money. So he's doing
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Speaker 1: fine too. He wants to continue living the lifestyle of
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Speaker 1: Kelly Clarkson's husband, but not be with Kelly Clarkson. That
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Speaker 1: doesn't work that. It doesn't work like that. If you
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Speaker 1: want to live the lifestyle of the husband of a superstar,
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Speaker 1: then stay married. But you're getting divorced. And with divorce,
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Speaker 1: that's the end of Kelly, and not only Kelly, it's
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Speaker 1: the end of Kelly money. And so instead of living
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Speaker 1: in a ten million dollar ranch, about a one million
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Speaker 1: dollars rancho. I mean, you know, I do think. I
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Speaker 1: do think people get used to it, though, don't they
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Speaker 1: And it becomes like a right. They think because they
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Speaker 1: live like that now they should always live like that.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, oh no, no, no, no no no. When that
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Speaker 1: money's over, I mean, who lives in a ten million
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Speaker 1: dollar house. She's got the house back, and I sort
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Speaker 1: of love the shadiness. She deliberately changed her lyrics. She's
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Speaker 1: too much of a musician to change a lyric without
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Speaker 1: knowing what she's doing. She's not the sort of artist
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Speaker 1: that goes up on lyrics or doesn't do the work.
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Speaker 1: She knows her materials, she knows her songs, and I
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Speaker 1: think on her show they might even be in the
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Speaker 1: teleprompter because she's always singing a new song every day
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Speaker 1: by a cover artist, so it's not her catalog, so
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Speaker 1: they might even be in the telly prompter. And the
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Speaker 1: new lyric just happened to ryme when she's a lot
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Speaker 1: of works and somebody wrote that lyric. She Saggitt. She
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Speaker 1: knows exactly what she's up to, and you know what,
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Speaker 1: I'm here for it. Britney's sons are making a rare
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Speaker 1: public appearance. So I've got a photograph of Sean Preston,
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Speaker 1: who's now sixteen, and Jaden James, who's fifteen. My goodness,
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Speaker 1: they are growing up. They look great together. We don't
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Speaker 1: see them very often. The picture was snapped with their dad,
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Speaker 1: Kevin Federline, who ten years ago we used to think
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Speaker 1: he was shady and now he's turned out to be
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Speaker 1: dad of the years. It's amazing. Isn't it. So they
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Speaker 1: say in the photograph that these are just wonderful boys.
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Speaker 1: Also too, they call Jaden a child protege because he's
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Speaker 1: playing the piano in a video. Brittany has said in
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Speaker 1: the past that she has to be very careful with
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Speaker 1: her children and she even has to ask permission before
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Speaker 1: she posts a picture. She said, they're both really private
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Speaker 1: and extremely independent. My sources tell me since the day
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Speaker 1: they were born, they have seen fame up close and personal,
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Speaker 1: and they've not really seen something that they like. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: that's why these two boys are so private, I know.
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Speaker 1: Because he seems to be a great piano player, A
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Speaker 1: lot of people are buzzing, will be a musician? Will
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Speaker 1: he follow in his mommy's footsteps. I'm told no, he
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Speaker 1: doesn't want fame. If you've seen it, and you've seen
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Speaker 1: the dance side of it this closely, I'm told these
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Speaker 1: two boys want no part of celebrity. Yeah, but you
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Speaker 1: know what, though, you can still maintain a life as
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Speaker 1: a musician and not be famous. You know, he could
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Speaker 1: go on to do all kinds of other things in
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Speaker 1: music and not be a pop star. So if he
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Speaker 1: loves music, there's still an opportunity for a career there
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Speaker 1: without an other craziness. You know, I know you're right,
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Speaker 1: and I think though being Britney Spears's children, yeah, you
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Speaker 1: care for they end up. Even if they work in
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Speaker 1: a bank, there's going to be a certain level of
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Speaker 1: fame that is going to follow them around for forever.
8:53
Speaker 1: I was thinking about Madonna's children and her daughter Lola
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Speaker 1: seems quite comfortable in the spotlight, that goodness because she's
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Speaker 1: always to have it on her being Madonna's kids. And
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Speaker 1: then I look at Angelina's kids, who seem to be
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Speaker 1: much more private. Yea, Yet they're always going to be
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Speaker 1: Angelina and Brad's kids. And so I just hope that
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Speaker 1: all this works out here Brittany and the kids. I'm
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Speaker 1: wishing you all the best. Talking about music, what's this
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Speaker 1: story about Adele and Beyonce? Yes, well, Adele had a
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Speaker 1: conversation with Beyonce after the twenty seventeen Grammys. Adele took
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Speaker 1: home the top award at the twenty seventeen Grammys, but
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Speaker 1: she maintained the entire time that the Album of the
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Speaker 1: Years should have gone to Beyonce. Wow. Now, the British
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Speaker 1: singer who declared her love for Beyonce's Lemonade during her
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Speaker 1: own acceptance speech, revealed the two spoke privately after the show.
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Speaker 1: She says, my personal opinion is that Beyonce definitely should
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Speaker 1: have won. I got overwhelmed. I was like, I have
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Speaker 1: to go tell her how much I love that album,
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Speaker 1: how much it means to me, and I'm getting a
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Speaker 1: bit emotional now. Adele found Beyonce backstage to explain how
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Speaker 1: much Lemonade meant to her, but the thirty three year
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Speaker 1: old said she wasn't able to articulate it well during
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Speaker 1: their first exchange, and after leaving Beyonce's dressing room, she
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Speaker 1: burst into tears, so her then husband, charity executive Simon Knicki,
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Speaker 1: he dragged her back in the room a second time,
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Speaker 1: and Beyonce's publicist cleared the room. So she just said
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Speaker 1: to her, like, hey, the Grammys have the Grammy's work.
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Speaker 1: The people who control at the very top, they don't
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Speaker 1: know what a visual album is. They don't want to
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Speaker 1: support the way she's moving things forward with her releases
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Speaker 1: and the things she's talking about. Adele explains, and she
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Speaker 1: was a bit of an emotional mess at night, though,
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Speaker 1: you know, because she actually broke her Grammy award. She
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Speaker 1: broke the award, she still hasn't fixed it, and instead
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Speaker 1: of like the actual thing being fixed, there's a piece
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Speaker 1: of fruit wedged in where the break happened in the award.
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Speaker 1: And it's a limit. So maybe just further acceptance speech
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Speaker 1: for there. But can I just tell you, if Adele,
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Speaker 1: if you're listening and I'm a member of the voting
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Speaker 1: Grammy Voting Academy, we do know, honey, what a visual
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Speaker 1: album is. Just to be shady, but we do. We
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Speaker 1: do the Yeah, yeah, it's so tricky, is nixt. My
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Speaker 1: initial instincts was, oh, this is so lovely that you
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Speaker 1: so respect her, you go over, But I think you
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Speaker 1: actually make it worse. I think, you know, Beyonce's backstage
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Speaker 1: with her people. I've been backstage had the Grammys with
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Speaker 1: Alicia Keys and different different celebrities, different people I worked for,
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Speaker 1: And it's really emotional when you lose. You just want
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Speaker 1: to be by yourself, Like I've been backstage with artists
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Speaker 1: that haven't won. You don't want the winner in the
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Speaker 1: room crying. You don't just call me in a week,
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Speaker 1: like send me a note next week, because send me
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Speaker 1: some flowers next week, but that night you weren't like
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Speaker 1: enjoy your win, and it's it is gracious on one hand,
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Speaker 1: but on the other hand, it's just so awkward. You're
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Speaker 1: actually making it worse or Beyonce, Yeah, go home, enjoy
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Speaker 1: your reward. And even though I do believe it's coming
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Speaker 1: from a good place, I think Adele is really being
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Speaker 1: honest here and opening up her heart. She loves Beyonce
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Speaker 1: and that that Lemonade album was fabulous, But there always
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Speaker 1: has to be a winner. Every award show, there has
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Speaker 1: to be a winner, and when you don't win, you accepted.
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Speaker 1: I think Beyonce is a big girl. She's a smart
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Speaker 1: she knows what's going on to she knows and the
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Speaker 1: politics of award shows. Every award show, every award has
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Speaker 1: politics involved in it, so she gets it. You're almost
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Speaker 1: a pointing out the obvious, Adele. I don't think this
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Speaker 1: made Beyonce Eddie happier. In fact, I would argue you
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Speaker 1: made it even more awkward and enjoy it. Enjoyed, enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: Let's move along quickly before we go to break. Jane
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Speaker 1: Fonder is a shame to admit that she actually really
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Speaker 1: cares about what men think. Of her looks. So she
12:35
Speaker 1: said that if she's going to be on a zoom
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Speaker 1: call and she knows there's a man going to be
12:40
Speaker 1: on the call, even if it's a doctor or somebody professionally,
12:43
Speaker 1: she's a shame to admit that she pays a little
12:47
Speaker 1: extra attention into how she looks. She goes on to
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Speaker 1: say that as somebody that grew up in the fifties,
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Speaker 1: it's just part of her DNA. She knows, she knows
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Speaker 1: it's not a great thing, but she's probably gonna feel
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Speaker 1: this way to her death bed. She said, quote, I
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Speaker 1: do it because I need to feel they find me attractive.
13:08
Speaker 1: I don't mean sexy, I mean just look good for
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Speaker 1: my age. Do you do this for certain people too?
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Speaker 1: Maybe not men or women, but there's certain people that
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Speaker 1: you want to look you want to look more attractive
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Speaker 1: for what do you think? I find that at this
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Speaker 1: stage in life, I don't do it as much. But yeah,
13:25
Speaker 1: there was a time when like I would make sure
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Speaker 1: that like every hair was in place, and you know,
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Speaker 1: the shirt was pressed. But now I'm look, honey, I
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Speaker 1: don't have time for all that. Here's what I got going,
13:35
Speaker 1: Here's what I offer. You don't like it by when
13:38
Speaker 1: I was at university. I can't admit, I can't believe
13:41
Speaker 1: I'm emitting this, but it is true. When I was
13:43
Speaker 1: at university, when we'd go out to bars, I would
13:46
Speaker 1: stuff a sock into my underwear that I know, Oh
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Speaker 1: my god. I just wanted everybody to be like, oh,
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Speaker 1: he's amazing, very honestly, but not when I went to
14:04
Speaker 1: classes at school, but on the night when we'd go
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Speaker 1: to bars, I would always and you know, Art Corey,
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Speaker 1: if I didn't have a sock stuffed in my underwear,
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Speaker 1: I didn't enjoy the night as much. That the psychological
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Speaker 1: component to that I wasn't a good night and I
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Speaker 1: would never meet guys without the sock. And I was
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Speaker 1: convinced it was the size of my anatomy, but in
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Speaker 1: reality it wasn't. It was the way I was feeling yeah,
14:28
Speaker 1: and I put out more good vibes. It's like my
14:30
Speaker 1: friend Damien had this lovely leather jacket at university and
14:34
Speaker 1: I was poor. I didn't have any money, I didn't
14:35
Speaker 1: have a leather jacket, and a couple of times Damien
14:38
Speaker 1: let me wear his leather jacket, and the bars or
14:41
Speaker 1: the club I always met a guy that night, and
14:43
Speaker 1: I called it my lucky leather jacket, and I realized
14:46
Speaker 1: it now. I realized it had nothing to do with
14:48
Speaker 1: the jacket. It had to do with the energy. That's art. Yeah, yeah, Okay,
14:54
Speaker 1: we got to take a break while I just blush away.
14:56
Speaker 1: I'm so embarrassed, I can't talk anymore. We're gonna take
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Speaker 1: a quick break and we will be don't tell anybody,
15:04
Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Naughty but By show. I'm still
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Speaker 1: humiliated about what I just said that we will move alog.
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Speaker 1: Let's get to the balls. Okay. Yesterday show, Megan Margle
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Speaker 1: was reportedly eyeing a deal with an infomercial guru. This
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Speaker 1: sixty five percent said tacky. It's gonna feel tacky at first,
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Speaker 1: a lot of people do this. She gets really candid
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Speaker 1: about her relationship with her body, and she says when
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Speaker 1: she gets really anxious, she eats more food. It's a
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Speaker 1: pattern of eating when she's anxious or uncomfortable. I think
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Speaker 1: a lot of people tense of that. She said, it's
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Speaker 1: a comfort thing for me. It's just something that's become
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Speaker 1: unconscious and almost zombie like eating. And then she feels sick.
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Speaker 1: And she said when she's having negative thoughts about her body,
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Speaker 1: that's when she wants to binge eat cookies. And then
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Speaker 1: she said, it's a real weird psychology. The more I
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Speaker 1: love my body, the more I want to take care
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Speaker 1: of it. So I've lost a bit of weight recently,
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Speaker 1: and I've got to admit now that I feel good
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Speaker 1: about myself, I'm in a much better position to take
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Speaker 1: care of myself. When I needed to take care of myself,
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Speaker 1: I didn't feel like I wanted to it. It is
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Speaker 1: sort of a chicken and an egg. But we certainly
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