Morgan Stewart McGraw: Boobs and Loubs (FBF) [VIDEO]

2024-05-03 00:52:49

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What is up, daddy gang? It is your founding father, Alex Cooper, with Call Her Daddy.

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Morgan Stewart, welcome to Call Her Daddy. Thank you so much. I'm so excited.

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I am so excited to have you here. You got your start on Rich Kids of Beverly Hills.

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Yes, I did. Shout out.

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Yes. You transitioned to host multiple shows on

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E! Multiple, yes.

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You have impeccable style. Thank you. I appreciate that.

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You make it look effortless and achievable. You're the kind of person that I'm screenshotting

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and trying to remake it. Good.

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I don't ever remake it well, but you're the inspo.

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I like that. How did you pick your outfit today?

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I'm in my Gen Z feelings today. This is the first time I've ever worn these shoes. I bought

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them because I'm a mother now, so I need to be able to wear things that are convenient

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to running around. I was like, I'm never going to wear them. Then I was like, you know what?

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Today is the fucking day. I'm putting them on, and then I had these pants. They don't

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actually look good on me, but I always ... This is my ... They don't. The pleats in the front

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make me look like they're warping my thighs inward, but I will tell you, I am very big

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on everything I buy. I make sure to wear it once, even if it was the wrong choice. If

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I have not returned it, I always want to make sure that I've at least put it on my body

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so it's not a waste, and that's really how this all happened. Then I was going to wear

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a navy turtleneck. Do we have enough time to listen to all this bullshit?

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Yeah. I was going to wear a navy turtleneck, and

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it read too dark, so then I grabbed this, and then I was like, is this too much like

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a teacher? That's how it came together, and I just left.

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I'm just geeking because I'm so happy your shoes are clean because this is a disaster

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set when people come on with the dirt. Can't have it.

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I was also going to tell you they are ... They have not been in the world.

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I have never had someone go into that much detail when I ask them that question, and

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I actually appreciate it. Yeah. I like to give you an experience.

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How do you describe your style? It's classic with a little bit of a flair.

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I don't get into the trends. I try to avoid it. I've been able to get into the trends

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lately because my husband has more accessible income, so I can fuck up more, but if you

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are on a budget, you should be buying a white and a black t-shirt, two pairs of jeans, black

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and blue, a black blazer, a beige blazer, and keep it moving.

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Don't get into the croppy tops. If you have to replenish your closet a lot, don't do that.

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Just go with the basics. Just go with the basics because they never,

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ever, ever, ever, ever leave. That's why they're called classic. Getting into the Barbie stripper

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vibe right now, I can't do it. You're just taking your husband's credit

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card, swiping. Oh, yeah.

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Swiping. Well, no, I have my own on his account.

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Oh, love that. Oh, no.

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So you're just not spending your own money? No, ladies, this is ... No, I'm not. I gave

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two children to this person. Two, in one year and one day apart. Okay?

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I mean, superwoman. Yeah. It was a lot, but it was amazing. The

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best thing I've ever done. And so you earned this?

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The best. I've earned it, and I will tell you because I get on this tangent and I'm

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always like, I'm not the ... It is still a little bit strange for me because I'm somebody

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that has my own money. I'm still getting paid out at E.

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Shout out. Shout out. So I really ... A part of me is like,

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well, I could just pay for this, but I just feel like ...

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Let him. Let him. Right. Let him.

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Thanks, babe. Yeah.

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Yeah, you go have a kid. See how that feels. Exactly. Exactly.

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What is a current fashion trend that you love, even though I know you said you don't like

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trends, if you had to pick? I think the sneakers right now. I feel like

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sneakers are really big. I feel like girls are wearing them all the time, and that's

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something that I'm getting more into. That's what I like.

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Are you into the dad sneakers, like the New Balance?

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I am. By the way, I had those in the seventh grade. Things always come back. It's crazy,

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but I haven't gotten a pair. They've been hard to find.

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I got one pair recently, and someone that I work with complimented me on them, and I

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was ecstatic because I didn't really know. I'm sometimes just going with it. I think

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this looks good, but I didn't really know for sure, and then I put them on, and within

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an hour, someone complimented me on them, and I'm like, oh my God, I'm in the right

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lane. I know what I'm kind of doing. I'm happy these are back.

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They never left for me. Doesn't matter. Whatever year, I'm obsessed with an Ugg, and I will

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do an Ugg. An Ugg to the knee.

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To the knee. I'll do it. Oh, yeah.

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Did you ever get rid of yours?

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Never. Thank God. I had to get rid of one black pair because they were really ... They

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had seen the light of day. It was really disgusting.

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I had the sand color when I was in seventh grade, and I had to throw them out because

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they were to the knee, and they were just at that point brown, so it wasn't as cute.

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I get it.

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The Uggs, when people are like, they're so ugly, no, they're not, and they're comfortable.

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Amazing. Even the super cropped ones with the platform, now I'm trying to get my hands

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on those, but I can't find them.

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I just got a new closet. I just moved into my new house, and I've heard that you're the

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queen of organization.

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I am really. I've become.

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I need a little tip for all the girlies listening and for myself. What is an organization tip

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that you have that's just a good go-to to remember when we're trying to organize our

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closets?

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Organize your closet based on season. Now I'm transferring summer things out. I don't

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care what anyone says, California, we still have seasons.

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Yeah.

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It's fall. No linen. Even my son was in linen yesterday. I was like, oh no, Crystal, no

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linen. He's not in linen anymore. It's October.

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How old is your son?

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Eight months. But why are we in the linen joggers? He has new sweat joggers.

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Who put him in linen joggers?

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My nanny. I was like, no, Chris, no. We can't do that.

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Do you expect, listen, we're not in season.

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No, we're not in season. No linen.

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Do you like how your husband dresses?

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Oh, this is such a question. Okay, so I really love the way my husband dresses. I will say,

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and a sign of a mature relationship and how I've grown is I also do not control it. He

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can wear what he wants. I don't have the energy to change things. We are not stylistically

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completely on the same page, but I appreciate what he wears because it works for him. The

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transition where, why are you asking me everything that's going on in my life? The things that

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we transition now, it's the transitioning from day to night where I would like it to

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be a little bit more formal, but we're having a hard time finding that happy medium because

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he still wants to be himself. I'm like, but just wear the crew neck sweater and the jacket.

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Right. Does he get annoyed by you when you try to tell him what to do?

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It's not a conversation. He's like a silent, strong person. He's not a loud, strong person.

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That's actually worse.

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I know because I'm like, oh, he's like has power over me, but nobody usually does. Yes,

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but I do like it.

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Is that normal in your relationships that you usually have the power?

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Oh yeah. Usually like dominate and completely like, you know, I overpower people, but I feel

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like the people that have been in my life in the past that I've dated have always somewhat wanted

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to, they've almost wanted to be like me. Does that make sense in a way? Like I exude like a

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strength that I think is appealing to males and then they're like, whoa, this is maybe too much,

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but with my current husband, I don't need to do that because we're just really balanced.

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That's really interesting. I can relate to that about first they're so attracted to it and then

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they get in the relationship with you and then it's a full for sure thing and that's when they

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get the most insecure, but in the dating phase they love it and then you settle down and it's

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like, it's the same thing as when girls are like, wait, why did you like when I posted bikini

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photos when we weren't fully exclusive? But now that we are, you're like all scared and you're

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going and running and liking other girls' bikini photos. Like pick a fucking lane.

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Pick a lane.

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That's really interesting. Okay. So the husband dresses to your liking.

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Yes, he does.

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But you could elevate a little bit.

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I would, I wouldn't even elevate it. I would transition small things and I'm only talking

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about at night.

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So mine is kind of the opposite, which is so strange. My boyfriend, I've never dated a man

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like this, has the best taste.

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Oh my God. It's so nice, right?

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He really knows how to dress.

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Okay.

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And he really understands design. Like we just redid our house and he was like,

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we don't need to get that big of a designer because like I know what we need.

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Smart.

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And it's, it's like shocking to be, if anything, it makes me insecure because I'm usually the

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one, the guys that I've ever dated, I'm like, I don't give a fuck what you think I'm wearing.

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This relationship, I'm like, okay, he has better taste and I have to accept that.

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Which is honestly, that's so smart because I feel like my husband like accepts it,

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but doesn't think our taste is as different as it is, even though it's not. I think that's.

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You're like, it's so fucking different. Shout out if you're listening to me.

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It's, it's very, it's, that is very smart of you because it's so nice to have that.

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Right. Just accept it.

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Yes.

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Someone's going to have better style and taste. Lean into that.

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Rather than try to just take it equal. Not everything has to be equal in a relationship.

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I agree with you.

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Okay, good.

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Yes.

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What is your take on matching your children's outfit? Is mommy and daughter going to be

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wearing the same thing? And are your children going to be wearing the same thing?

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No and no. Absolutely fucking not. Like you don't have friends. Like you don't need to

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dress your kid like to you. Like you don't, didn't you do that when you were in seventh

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grade? With your friend in a box skirt?

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My mother, she made my sister and I wear the same things for like Christmas.

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But that, that is also like a traditional thing. And I feel like that's also, that was

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our parents' generation. I feel like that's like, I get the Christmas photos and you're

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in the little blue dress or whatever.

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Do you send out a holiday card?

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Oh my God. I haven't, but I guess I'm going to this year.

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Why?

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Because I feel like I should do that. It's like an, it's a mature, nice thing.

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Oh.

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It's like a way to send a photo of your family with like it being in line with it being

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appropriate. Like it's fine. It's an excuse to get a photo out of you guys.

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Right.

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So yes, I will send a holiday card out. I did not send one last year.

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Are you going to be figuring out the outfit?

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Yes. Okay, wait. I did a photo shoot with my kids and they did wear the same outfit.

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I forgot. But can I tell you, they were leggings. They were, he was like three months old and

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she was however old she was. And it was, they were in like beige leggings and a long sleeve

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shirt. Like it was like pajamas. It wasn't, and we were all in beige. My husband's still

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mad at me about everyone being in beige.

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Completely contradicting. I just never have my kids match. Oh my God.

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But by the way, it wasn't like, it wasn't supposed to be a fashion statement. They were

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just supposed to blend in if that makes sense.

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I get that. Oh, okay. Just you wanted your kids to blend in because you wanted to stand out.

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Yeah, exactly. Exactly.

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That's good. Do you think your daughter's going to have the same personality as you?

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Yeah.

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How are you going to deal with that?

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I don't know. She already brings me to my knees.

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Really?

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She really is so strong. You can really tell about children. You can tell who's going to

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be the fucking loser. Who's not going to have friends. I'm kidding. I'm so kidding. Her

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friends, I'm like, oh, dork. No.

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Such a bitch. I love it.

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By the way, it's hilarious because every mom thinks that. Every mom analyzes it. But I

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will say, I think that I can tell she's extremely sweet inside, genuinely. And I'm not saying

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that because she's mine. And then there is a side that's quite fierce and strong willed.

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So I do, I think we're quite alike.

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Where do you think you got that from?

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You know, my parents, I feel like I'm very much like my mom, but she's less crazy and

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she's crazy in her own way, but not as outward as I am.

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Right, right, right.

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She's a little bit more conservative, a little bit more dialed back.

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Did you get in trouble in school at all?

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So this is so weird because every person I've ever been interviewed by in this context has

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always asked me that and always asks my mom that. And I never got in trouble. I was never

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late for curfew. I never, it was only in my early 20s that it was a little messy because

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I was kind of in love and dating the wrong person. And by dating, like I was dating him,

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he was not dating me.

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Oh God, love that.

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I was like, well, I'm coming over. He's like, no. And I was like, no, I'm going over.

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And that's when I think my mom called me a few times because I was like, you know, I

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had been in college and then I left college and she was like, what the, what the, where

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are we going here? What the fuck are you doing with your life?

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I think why people probably ask you that is because I think you had this very like outspoken,

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confident nature about you that I would see you as the person in class telling the teacher

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that he had the answer wrong. So you were just not like that.

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I was not like that, but I also struggled like intensely in school. I had a really hard

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time. I definitely had like severe learning disabilities that were not diagnosed till

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like my senior year of high school. It was like, she's failing math every year. What's

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wrong? Let's ignore it and keep her going. And then in senior year, they're like, you're

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not going to graduate. So I had to go do a night school and pass class. I had to see

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a math psychologist because I had such a bad learning disability. So I couldn't, I didn't,

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to be honest with you, I don't know how I know how to spell. So I could never, I was

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not like that. So I kind of just shut my mouth as much as possible.

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Okay. That makes sense. Cause like you weren't confident in that aspect. So you're like,

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I'm just going to sit here and listen.

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But then outside of the school doors, you're like running shit. Like the playground,

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you're thriving. It's not where the desks are. That makes a lot of sense. And I think

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that's great for your career also that worked out. You got a great personality.

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Thank God.

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Okay. What is a hot take that you currently have? I know you had a show on E! Obviously

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necessary realness. Are you sad at that?

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I just think that's the stupidest decision anyone could have made. I mean, literally

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like the duck, like you, you know how many people do interview? How many people really

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impress you? Good talent is hard.

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Oh, it's very hard.

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And, and somebody being manufactured by like whatever circumstance they're around,

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that makes them popular. It doesn't mean that-

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Oh, so they kicked you off?

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Oh, they ended the shows. They ended the shows. They put an end to nightly pop, daily

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pop. And they were like, we're going to sunset necessary realness. I will tell you necessary

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realness was like my little show. I love doing it. I love the people that worked on it. I

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definitely was, it's not a negative because I, it was time for me to go and figure out

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what I really want to do.

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But are they coming up with new shows to replace you guys?

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I have no idea. They're doing an E! News reboot. So they're, they're bringing back

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the show that they got rid of five years ago.

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Oh, that sounds relevant.

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Uh-huh. And so they're doing that. I don't know. And beyond that, I don't know, but

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I will tell you, I saw a psychic when I was redoing my contract last year and he said,

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I would sign this deal. You're not going to be in it for the remainder of the time you've

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signed up for. And I was like-

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Maybe they work for E! News. Maybe your psychic is low key working also for E! News.

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My psychic has told me things. He told me that I was going to name my son with a G name.

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I was like, yeah, right. Gary, who the fuck has a G name? There's no way. Like there's

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no possible way my son's going to have a G name.

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And it's Gray.

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And it's Gray.

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It's a good name.

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Yeah, it's a good name, right? It took a long time.

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Okay, well now I need the psychic's number.

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Oh, I'll give it to you. He is, he will-

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Change your life.

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No, it's like naughty. It's like, he's a medium. It's no joke.

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Were you sad the day it happened?

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I was emotional because I had been with everybody for so long, but I genuinely, I had done

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six years of 5 a.m. wake ups. I was doing at one point the most, I was doing four shows a day. I

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mean, I worked like, it's not physically possible or sustainable to work the way I worked. I'm

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grateful for the experience, but I was, it was a mutual feeling of, okay, it's time to move on.

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I had been feeling like I had hit the ceiling there.

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Was it affecting your relationship or anything?

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It wasn't affecting my relationship with my husband now. It wasn't, no, it was fine. He

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knew I wanted to do this, but also we were in the pandemic. So the last few years hadn't been

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consistent. And then I also had two babies in two years. So I like, it was, it was the perfect

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time to, to part ways.

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Wow.

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Yeah.

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I have so much respect for how you managed that show because you kept it so real. And I think

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sometimes on TV, especially those formats can come off a little like scripted and stuffy and just

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like a little like, ah, do I believe that's actually her personality? And you were like

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fully able to be yourself.

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Which is great.

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And they did a good job with that because they had to edit out quite a bit to keep it safe too.

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A little bit. That's great.

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Yeah.

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That's great.

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So shout out to them.

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Shout out. Thank you.

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Yes.

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What is a hot take? Let's pretend we're on the show. What is a hot take that you currently have?

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So it's hilarious because my PR sent me this, like, that was a question I was like,

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what's a hot take? So I asked my agent, I was like, what is a hot take? Like, what is it?

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She goes, well, a hot take I have is that you can be friends with your ex.

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Everyone's friends with their exes. And I was like, I'm going to steal that. And I'm going

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to credit you. I always credit people by the way.

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Love that.

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I never take someone's fashion. Nothing. I always credit people.

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Right. Well, you can't. You'll get canceled.

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Yeah, exactly. By the way.

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And I then was really thinking about it and I was like, no, you can't.

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Wait, no, you can't.

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No, you can't. She was like, I'm going to read you the quote.

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Read me the fucking quote because we could do a whole episode on this. No, you can't because

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only if you are in a new, if you're in a relationship, if you're single,

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sure be friends with all your fucking exes.

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Also, by the way, I was going to pull it up and I was like, it's so much, but

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Just read it.

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The reality is, is that if you're so able to be friends with your ex,

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then why are you breaking up?

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Right? Okay. So I said that. I think there are a lot of factors that go into make,

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literally my homework. Do you love it? I think there are a lot of factors that go

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into making a relationship work and making someone your person, your long-term partner.

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I have a laundry list of reasons I am not with exes, but there are definitely a lot

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of reasons I liked them in the first place that still exist. The majority of people on

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this planet are people you will not have a connection to, not have any chemistry with.

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And so when you find someone you actually connect with, that's rare and wonderful.

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And just because it doesn't work out romantically for you,

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why does that mean those people should be out of your life completely?

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Let's talk about this.

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It's no fucking way.

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Okay. Tell me your take on that.

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I don't think it's, first of all, I don't, what you said, I think is accurate. I think

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you cannot be friends with an ex unless you were not ever in love with them and you didn't share

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a genuine romantic connection, because if you're walking away from the relationship

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so easily and able to revisit, then why separate at all?

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No, I completely agree. I think I've had relationships where I'm like, oh,

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one of my college boyfriends, I'm like, oh, he was so cute. And I just walked all over him and

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I feel bad for that. He's such a good guy. And if I ever saw him, we'd be totally chill.

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Totally.

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I'm not texting him.

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Absolutely not.

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That's so strange.

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And also why do you want, if you want to be friends with them, you probably want to be

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in their lives for other reasons. I just don't, but it works for her. There's no like-

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But I agree with the sentiment of, I don't hate everything about them. Of course not.

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But you take that with you and you move along.

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You move along.

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You don't need to be marinating over there in that like, oh, I love this part of him. So I

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want to keep it going in my life.

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Exactly.

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Well, I think that if you're single, you can absolutely be friends with X.

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I would say be cautious about that though, because then you're not moving forward and

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you may just keep going back into that awful cycle. However, the minute you get a new partner,

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the only way to be able to have a healthy relationship is to move on from your past

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relationships. Someone that's been inside you or you've been inside them or putting

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something in whatever hole.

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I get it.

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Let's just-

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Move on.

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Move on. You can totally respect.

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Agreed.

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But it doesn't need to be a texting, buddy, buddy, let's get lunch every week.

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Okay. But didn't I get, I did my homework because that's a hot take, right?

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I'm so impressed with you. Did you do your homework for this question?

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What was the next question? Because I was waiting for four days. Last week I was like,

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what are the questions?

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Wait, where were you again?

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I went to Napa for my husband's birthday. And I mean, we, I mean, not, I mean,

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today is even a struggle for me.

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Are you okay?

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I'm okay.

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You look great.

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Thank you. Well, I got a glam for an hour and a half. I was like, Tammy, we got till

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10, 15. I'm not going to be late. She's like, your eyes are small. I'm like, I don't care.

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You need to just do the mascara. She's like, more lashes. I said, it's 11 AM.

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We don't need more lashes, Tammy. I'm leaving. So that's it.

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I think you look great. You look so beautiful. Everything is put together.

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Your teacher outfit, is that what you said?

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This is literally, it's my teacher. I literally, by the way, it's like, it's my Gen Z teacher look.

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I am obsessed with it.

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Thank you.

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Okay. Also, I've never been to Napa. Is it good? Great. I mean-

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That's your next place.

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Okay.

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It's so close. It's unbelievable.

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Do you recommend going there as a couple or like with friends?

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No, couple. Couple and couple friends. It's not a single girl's place.

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You really can throw a party, huh?

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Oh yeah. Honestly, that might be my next career.

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I love it so much.

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A party planner.

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I could be a serious party planner. I'm like, it took so much work to plan this birthday and I

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really thrived.

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I saw the things you made for your husband for his birthday. And I was like,

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the every single little detail, I couldn't even come up with that in a year.

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No, it was a lot. But I will say shout out to my mother-in-law because she really helped me.

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She is like Oz. She is like a magical wizard that will just come up with these insane ideas and

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it'll just, she got 22 pieces of metal engraved in 24 hours. She's like, I can get it done.

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Don't worry. I can get it done. She said, there's nothing I can't do.

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She literally had it all fucking done. I was like, there's no way. She had a neon sign.

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My assistant picked it up that morning and drove it to Napa. It was done the morning of the party.

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How nice is it to like your mother-in-law?

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We are, I will not to get too crazy and deep. We are like kindred spirits through life.

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Have you had the opposite before? Even if it wasn't like an absolute mother-in-law?

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Not bad. I've never had a bad relationship with anybody's mother, but definitely not to this

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level. I've had like the son mommy dynamic where it's a little too incestual that you're like,

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do you want to fuck your mom or me? What's going on?

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That's not the guy for you. I can just sit. No, it does not work.

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It doesn't work at all. It's such a turnoff also sexually and it's like,

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oh, you have to call your mommy every couple hours. Get it together.

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And that's something I have to think about with my son. He's got a sweet spirit,

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so I might need to smack it out of him soon, but he's adorable. They're good kids.

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And they've got great names, so they're immediately cool by association. Also you,

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the whole thing is going to work for them. Thank you.

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Okay. What is a hot take that you've had in the past that you no longer stand by?

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Okay. I used to have a, okay. Mine that I used to not like Anne Hathaway or her style and now

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I love her. Oh my God. Is that a hot take?

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That's so good. I used to not be able to look at her. I was like, oh my fucking,

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why does she annoy me to this level? Now she's my idol. She's my queen. I don't know what the

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fuck she's done. It's that subtle aspect of her. I don't know what the fuck she's done.

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That's just puffing the right things up. The cheekbones are sunken in the right way. The

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outfits, I'm inspired by them. It's the tousled bang.

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She's back right where she needed to be in Devil Wears Prada.

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I can't handle, I love her. And we loved her in that movie.

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Loved. Who didn't love her?

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Yes. And I love her now.

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I think she went through a really weird phase where people were just shitting on her.

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Hated her. Hated her.

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It was when she was hosting the Oscars and it was just like too theatrical. And I think what it

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read as, as we've touched on, it's the inauthenticity that people just don't have time

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for. Was she in Les Mis?

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Yes. Because it was too theatrical and we're like,

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we want you back. Princess Diaries, our queen, give it back to us. And she's back in her era.

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Yep. So I think that's a great hot take that you used to have and then you don't agree with and

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now you changed your mind. Okay. You have discussed pop culture and celebrities for years. So I'm

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interested to know who would be your celebrity hall pass?

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John Mayer. Was that too fast?

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John Mayer?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Really?

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Yeah. My husband knows. It's always, I, I, when I was single for a little bit,

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I was like, I'm going to go out with John Mayer. Guess that, that did not, did not happen.

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Have you ever met him?

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Oh yeah. Uh huh. Oh, still did not happen.

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And you still want, oh.

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Oh no, I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm moved on now.

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What about, I feel like I'm fine.

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He's a Libra. My husband's a Libra. I get along with Libras. I was like, oh,

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he would totally, if he had two hours with me, he would fall in love with me.

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Nope. Not, not even a little. Not for a second.

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What about him do you love?

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I, I don't know. I think he's hot. I think he's just got the whole thing down. I'm into it. I

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love that he's just like mysteriously moving through every single person you've ever met.

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Ever.

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Except me. I'm, I'm fine. I'm just saying that's my celebrity hall pass.

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You're like, I'm here.

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Yeah.

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And he, and would your husband be okay with it?

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Oh no, absolutely never.

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Oh, okay.

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No, no, we're not. We're, we're like totally, yeah.

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Closed.

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We are like, yes.

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But do you know who his is?

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I feel like he's also more quiet about his hall passes, which is like the ones you always have

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to watch out for. Like the people that vocalize their desires or like it's on the table. He's

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like, oh, she's, she's pretty. Shut the fuck up with she's pretty. Who says she's pretty about

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any person in their life?

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No one.

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No one.

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Unless you're in love with them.

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Right. There you go. Who's he? I'm going to call, who the fuck?

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Yeah.

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Wow. Okay. So he's made little comments.

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Yes. I'm trying. I guarantee you when I leave, we're just going to have to do this again

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because when I leave, I'm going to be like, oh, he likes blah, blah, blah. He thinks Kim's hot.

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But like that, if you're a frog, you think Kim is hot. She is like, she is a really beautiful.

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I've never seen her in person. I've heard she's.

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It's like looking at the sun. You can't stare too long. She's, it's like, she's stunning.

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This is very beautiful and was always very beautiful.

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I agree.

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That's why this works as well as it does.

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I agree. Wow. Okay. So Kim for your husband and you, John Mayer.

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What a fun couple night. You guys should just do it all together.

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There you go. By the way.

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You have to watch out because Kim's single. Well, I guess John's single too.

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Oh yeah.

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What's the most memorable interaction you had when you met a celebrity?

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I mean, it's so, it's not as fun as it should be because it was on Zoom, but I guess I,

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it's split. They're my highlights. Rihanna, I went in to do a interview with her for Fenty Beauty

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and it was sort of like you were in a waiting room in Zoom and then I opened the camera up

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and those are very stressful and doing things over the internet are very stressful.

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You want to be able to meet someone, be able to do a little small talk. Right.

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And she was like, Oh my God, Morgan, I loved you on Rich Kids. You were so funny. And I literally,

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I like was seven and a half months pregnant and I like peed a little bit. It was literal. I'm not,

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I was like so excited and I couldn't hold my labia tight because it was like

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flapping open at that point. And that's what happened. And then George Clooney

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was also so fucking lovely and like a movie star. So those two, the bigger the star,

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I've realized the nicer they are.

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Really?

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Oh yeah. Because you've already achieved that level of success. You just want good,

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normal, nice people around you to treat you like a human being. You're not insecure. You're not

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climbing. Jen Aniston, really nice. Never met her. I've just heard, just saying.

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I love her so much.

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So much. I can't handle it.

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I can't, but you know what? I don't think that pertains to the James Corden issue.

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By the way, I've heard.

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I've heard.

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I've heard. We've heard.

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So there was a lot of news. I love, I feel like now I'm doing like the nightly pop show,

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but I never usually cover pop culture. But James Corden, which is one thing that I just do not

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fuck with is news came out that he is the biggest fucking asshole to waiters. And Balthazar, a very

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famous place in New York City. That's just like the best French place to go to. I guess he was

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just like a fucking dick to the waiters and they banned him from going there. And I don't fuck with

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that.

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I don't fuck with that ever.

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You are not better than anyone.

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