The Snack: Diddy Doc, Breakup Bombshells, and Fake Peace Prize

Summary

Girls Gotta Eat – The Snack: Diddy Doc, Breakup Bombshells, and Fake Peace Prize

Release Date: December 11, 2025
Podcast Hosts: Ashley Hesseltine and Rayna Greenberg
Publisher: Dear Media

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Episode Overview

This week’s “Snack” episode serves up a fast-paced, comedic take on the latest in pop culture, celebrity scandals, and relationship drama. Ashley and Rayna cover a range of hot topics: the breakup bombshells in the world of reality TV and influencers, a headline-making marriage mishap, the explosive new Diddy documentary, and a few “fake” peace prizes and wild reality TV updates. True to their signature style, the hosts blend playful banter with moments of sharp, insightful social commentary.

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Key Discussion Points

1. Live Show Hype & Announcements

• [00:12-01:47] The duo opens with excitement about their upcoming annual NYC holiday show, hinting at special guests and a big announcement Ashley will reveal.
  Notable Quote:
  “We still have some tickets available, so bring your friends, bring your partner, bring your parents. Come by yourself, make friends. It is the most fun show that we do all year.” – Ashley [00:40]

2. Personal Updates and the Eagles Suite Experience

• [02:33-07:46] Ashley recounts attending an Eagles-Chargers NFL game in an LA suite full of celebs (Rob McElhenney, Charles Melton, Ryan Phillippe, Hannah Einbinder, Jason Kelce). She shares her pride at being invited by the Eagles, meeting stars and former players, and the heartbreak of an overtime loss.
• The hosts marvel at the loyalty of lifelong sports fans and weave in stories of teams relocating, notably the infamous Baltimore Colts’ midnight move to Indianapolis.
  Notable Moment:
  Ashley describes the unique heartbreak (and fun) of losing from a luxury box:
  “I could watch anybody lose from box seats.” [03:17]

3. Breakup Bombshells in Pop Culture

a. Love Is Blind: Alexa & Brennan Lemieux

• [11:38-14:56] Discussion of the Love Is Blind Dallas couple’s split, noting financial imbalance, family backgrounds, and the rare but mounting divorces among reality TV couples.
  Notable Quote:
  “We met you on reality television, so just tell us what happened.” – Ashley [14:33]
• Rayna expresses frustration at sanitized breakup announcements:
  “I just hate the canned breakup announcements. Like, just once, I’d love to read one that doesn’t start with ‘after a lot of heartfelt conversations…’” [14:21]

b. Influencer Alex Earle & Braxton Berrios

• [16:01-19:46] Analysis of TikTok star Alex Earle’s breakup with NFL player Braxton Berrios. The hosts reflect on the nature of influencer relationships, speculation about career boosts post-breakup, and the perils of male names with X’s (Braxton, Jaxon).
  Notable Quote:
  “I just think men, male names... Max, that’s it. Name a male name that’s acceptable with an X.” – Rayna [18:37]

c. Surprise “Not Legally Married” Report

• [19:50-22:49] Hilarious recounting of a paperwork mix-up rendering Ashley’s marriage technically invalid due to a botched certificate. They riff on bureaucracy, self-blame, and the trials of drunken wedding paperwork.
  Notable Moment:
  “That’s crazy. I could tell that’s that starboard ass pen with that janky ass ink. I would never use that pen.” – Rayna [21:17]

4. The Diddy Doc Deep Dive

• [23:29-42:44] An extended, viscerally honest discussion of the new Netflix docuseries on Sean “Diddy” Combs, produced by 50 Cent. Highlights include:
  • How Diddy’s unpaid videographers led to the damning footage being released (and the shockingly cheap sums at stake).
  • The many crimes and abuses detailed in the doc, including sexual assault, manipulation, and the trail of deaths around him.
  • Reflection on victims’ inability to easily leave, the psychology of abuse, and the difficulty of prosecution.
  • The hosts’ disgust at Diddy’s lack of talent and grotesque behavior, including the memorable "open mouth" commentary.
    Notable Quotes:
    “He’s a terrible scumbag, complete monster.” – Rayna [25:49]
    “Diddy is a serial killer… Like all the people who have died.” – Ashley [30:06]
    “How did he even come to power looking like that? Like, why won’t his mouth ever be closed?” – Rayna [33:31]
  • The problematic role of jurors starstruck by his celebrity, and the broader failure of the justice system.
  • Side-conversations about 50 Cent’s involvement and Ja Rule’s online accusations.
  • Reflection on bystanders, collaborator responsibility, and the sheer horror of Diddy’s actions after decades “hiding in plain sight.”

5. Lightening Round: Reality TV and Pop News

Pantone’s “White” Color of the Year

• [47:37-48:59] Brief, tongue-in-cheek riff on whether naming white ("Cloud Dancer") as color of the year is dystopian, intentional rage bait, or just silly.
  Notable Quote:
  “It acts as a whisper of calm and peace in a noisy world and invites true relaxation and focus, allowing the mind to wander. Shut up.” – Ashley (mocking Pantone’s rationale) [48:46]

FIFA’s “Fake” Peace Prize for Trump

• [49:12-50:57] Outrage and mockery over FIFA creating an entirely new Peace Prize to give to Donald Trump—without other candidates.
  Notable Quote:
  “This little preschooler…can’t even stay awake during press conferences and court cases. I mean, how much footage have you seen of him just falling asleep in the middle of interviews recently?” – Ashley [49:44]

Golden Globes 2026 Nominations

• [51:45-52:38] Nikki Glaser returns as host. Hosts realize they know all the TV nominees, none of the movies—affirming the rise of prestige TV.

Reality TV Trailers and Updates

• [52:38-56:26]
  • “Summer House” Season 10’s drama-filled new trailer (love triangles, fights, cast shakeups).
  • Vanderpump Rules’ new cast and the hosts’ ambivalence about continuing to watch.
  • “Morgan Wise” reunion special, with Stassi Schroeder praised for her hosting, but the “Bad Talk” men criticized for commandeering stage time during an otherwise powerful, women-focused segment.
  • Marciano sues Demi for sexual assault accusations.

2026 Resolutions

• [56:33-56:41] Playful revelation: Rayna’s resolution is to finally “get into Love Island.”

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “We met you on reality television, so just tell us what happened.” – Ashley [14:33]
• “I just hate the canned breakup announcements... I want someone to get messy with it.” – Rayna [14:21]
• “Diddy is a serial killer… Like all the people who have died.” – Ashley [30:06]
• “How did he even come to power looking like that? Like, why won’t his mouth ever be closed?” – Rayna [33:31]
• “This is your dude? Aren’t you guys embarrassed?” – Ashley, about Trump supporters [50:52]
• “[Pantone said:] ‘It acts as a whisper of calm and peace in a noisy world…’ Shut up.” – Ashley [48:46]

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Important Timestamps

• 00:12 – NYC holiday show hype and special announcement
• 02:33 – Ashley’s NFL Eagles suite experience and team loyalty discussion
• 11:38 – “Love is Blind” breakup bombshells
• 16:01 – Influencer breakup: Alex Earle & Braxton Berrios
• 19:50 – Accidental “not legally married” revelation
• 23:29 – Diddy docuseries analysis: abuse, music industry, and justice
• 47:37 – Pantone color of the year discourse ("Cloud Dancer")
• 49:12 – FIFA’s fake peace prize for Trump
• 51:45 – Golden Globes nominations and TV vs. movies
• 52:38 – “Summer House” trailer tea and other reality TV headline round-up
• 56:33 – Rayna’s 2026 resolution and episode wrap-up

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Tone & Language

The episode is fast, irreverent, candid, and comedic—never shying away from both deep outrage (Diddy, Trump, the justice system) and delightfully lighthearted riffs (pop color, reality TV, even bureaucratic wedding woes). Listeners get both cathartic venting and genuine laughter, with the hosts’ rapport and authenticity shining throughout.

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Summary Takeaway

Ashley and Rayna turn a whirlwind of pop culture drama into sharp entertainment, covering everything from serious documentary revelations to the latest messy breakups and TV chaos. Their honest takes, combined with humor and personal anecdotes, invite listeners to process headline-making stories—and their emotions about them—right alongside the hosts.

Perfect for listeners who want to keep up with pop culture, relationship tea, and the wild world of reality, but with laughter and realness front and center.

Transcript

[A]

This week on the snack the diddy doc and break up bombshells.

[B]

This is a dear media production.

[A]

Enjoy.

[B]

Hi, guys.

[A]

Hello, you guys. We're so excited. We're two days away from our New York holiday show.

[B]

Two days out, getting so pumped for everything we have planned. It's really happening.

[A]

I still don't have outfits.

[B]

Well, you know, you said I could choose my color.

[A]

I regret it every day. Like, a month ago, you were like, what are you gonna wear? And I was like, I can't speak of this right now. Like, I'm too stressed out. And we'll see.

[B]

You have three other color palettes.

[A]

I have. I do have gold coming. I have a red of my.

[B]

Okay, you got some stuff coming.

[A]

But anyways, we have the best show planned, you guys. We still have some tickets available, so bring your friends, bring your partner, bring your parents. Come by yourself, make friends. It is the most fun show that we do all year. It's a Saturday night, New York City, just dress up party. It's going to be a great night.

[B]

We have some really special guests. We have some stuff planned we've never done before. Former guests will be there, and we know you guys have been dying to see Raina's officiation of my wedding. And this could be your opportunity. It could be a world premiere on the big screen.

[A]

So we have a lot of never before seen there.

[B]

Really? I'm so excited.

[A]

So it is just our favorite night. Most people tell us they come year after year, and we have so many people that say, like, this is my eighth time coming. It's really such an honor. And we just do it bigger and better every single year. I'm really excited.

[B]

Yeah. So get those tickets, girlsgottaeat.com and we will see you this Saturday night in Brooklyn, baby.

[A]

Yes. And tune in Monday. I have a big announcement on Monday. Yeah, and we'll tune in Monday.

[B]

Anyways, do you think you'll announce it at the show?

[A]

I am gonna announce it.

[B]

Okay. Yeah. Okay.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Come to the show to get that announcement. Boo. Boo. Boo. Boo. Boo. Okay.

[A]

Okay. Well, we have a great episode for you guys. Lots going on this week. What should we start with?

[B]

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[A]

Those are the worst hangovers that I have.

[B]

So what is going on?

[A]

We didn't get to talk about it last week because, like, it had already come out. But, like, we recorded and then Spotify wrapped came out. We went to the Spotify wrap party in la and it was so fun. It was such a good time. We ran into, like, all these former guests of the show, like Mark Manson and Morgan Absher, and it was really fun. I had two drinks and I was, like, banged up the next day.

[B]

I never know what my body's going to do.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

It just depends on what it is. But last night I went to the Eagles game. Eagles versus Chargers. Just a stunning heartbreak of a game to lose in overtime with an interception in the end zone. Like, we were all stunned. I mean, Jason, Kelsey and Hannah Einbender and like, Rob Mack, like, we were all stunned.

[A]

Reina, like.

I tell you what, I could lose. I could watch anybody lose from box seats. And so far with Jason, Kelsey.

[B]

So, okay, so I just want to tell you, like, this is one of my greatest accomplishments to date. I feel like I was invited by the Eagles. By the Eagles marketing. Yes. So shout out to Kelsey, who works for the Eagles. Fan of the show, not Jason, a woman named Kelsey. Yeah. So just wanted to give her a shout out. She helped facilitate that. So they invited me to go be in the suite at Sofi for the Charger Skate. And they just. They do this in certain markets where they have a lot of fans, which la. Of course, there's Eagles fans everywhere, but they might not do this in every single city where they have a suite. And there's all these VIPs in there. So I just want to tell you who was in there. So we walk in, I brought Shashank, and because we are. We watch it. We. I think we've watched, like, every Eagles game together our whole relationship. Like, he's a fan now, whatever. So he deserved to be there. So we walk in, we see Rob Mack from Always Sunny, who recently announced the Eagles game. Like, he's just a big Philly guy, obviously, Always Sunny in Philadelphia. And then there were some former Eagles players, LeGarrett Blunt, Darren Sprols, and Emmanuel Acho, who I know him outside of his football career. I started following him in 2020. He was doing a lot of stuff during, like, the BLM movement. And he did a thing called uncomfortable conversations where he talked to different people. You know this guy? Oh, yeah, I know. Yeah, exactly. So I saw him when I walked in. And then Charles Melton from Riverdale. Do you know who this is? This gorgeous. I don't watch Riverdale either.

[A]

They're not talking enough about Jason Kelsey.

[B]

Okay. I mean, I'm going in order because we got there right at kickoff. Then Ryan Felipe enters.

[A]

Wait, we drive past.

[B]

Don't say this. He got pissed, I'll tell you.

Okay, so ride. Felipe is from Delaware.

[A]

I know.

[B]

It's just me, him and Joe Biden.

[A]

I know.

[B]

So he comes in in a Dewey Beer Co hat.

[A]

I have a Dewey Beer Co hat.

[B]

I know. And so I. And my brother has met him before. He's done stuff at Starboard. But I, you know, he came in, he was very nice. He introduced himself and I was like, I'm a Dewey girl. And we chatted a little bit about Delaware stuff.

[A]

And then crazy situation.

[B]

And then I tell Shashank, I'm like, you know who I would expect to be here is Hannah Einbender from Hacks.

[A]

Go Birds. Fuck Ice.

[B]

So, yeah, fuck Ice. Go Birds. Free Palestine. I think about her Emmy acceptance speech a lot. And I check her story. She's there. She's just like on the lower level. She's there, I think, with her dad. Next thing I know, she walks in the suite. They obviously saw she was there. They went down and got her. They were like, we need all the VIPs. And then so I'm like, how could this get much better? And Shashanko's. Jason Kelsey just walked.

[A]

I would lose my mind. I would lose my mind.

[B]

Taylor Swift was Kylie. There's your brother in law. No, Jason. Jason, I think was doing something, maybe a post game. He was in a suit, but he was drinking.

[A]

I mean, they have 19 kids. Someone has to watch them.

[B]

Yeah, but he. It seemed like he was on the clock, but also boozing. And so we. I introduced myself and was like lifelong Eagles fan. And we chatted with him. He was super nice and I wanted to get a photo with him. Just honestly, my idea was to put it on my story like I did, and be like, girls gotta eat, New heights, collab, whatever. We've talked about Kylie and. But I was like, I don't like to do that. Like, I'm in here too. Like, you don't want to ask people for photos.

[A]

I know.

[B]

And I wanted one for my brother. Shashank knew I wanted one. So when I walked away to Go talk to some of the people from the Eagles. Like he asked him, he was like, can I get a picture with you?

[A]

I love when people's partners do that.

[B]

So love it. I then in that moment realized that he is one of those partners because this happens to us a lot. Which is so adorable. When a fan of the show, a girl typically wants to get a photo and she's scared to ask, which you never should be. We love saying love, love meeting you guys always. And like her boyfriend, fiance, husband comes up and is like, do you mind if she gets a photo? It's adorable. So he's one of those guys.

[A]

I love that also people's moms do it. He's a stage mom. I just, I wish you would have talked to him about coming on the show and collab. Well, now listen, baby steps.

[B]

So no, I said, hey, I'm a podcaster as well. And we chatted a little bit and I was like, we were actually just talking about Kylie and I love Kylie Kelce.

[A]

So I watch her clips. I can't get enough of them. I know, so funny.

[B]

She just straight to the camera, just fuck shit up.

[A]

Well, you and I talk a lot about like solo podcasting and I think there's like a real art to it and I just, I could never do it. I don't have it in me. But like Heather McMahon. Kylie. Kylie Kelce. That's it.

[B]

It is. It couldn't be me. I have so much respect for people that can carry it. Kate Kennedy does an amazing job.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

Yeah, plenty of people. But it's just like, couldn't be my format. So I just, I have a lot of respect for it. So yeah, chatted with him for a little bit. He was super nice. And then, I mean the way the game ended just, was just gut wrenching. But the whole place was Eagles fans.

[A]

Well, no one in LA is cares about sports.

[B]

But here's the thing, Reina. These teams that have moved cities like, that sucks. And I get like, LA is a. Can be a transient city too. But the Chargers were San Diego and The Rams were St. Louis. Like the Raiders were like oak. They were LA when I was growing up. Then they're in Oakland. Like those teams that move around like you can never count on your team. Like, we are so blessed to have lifelong legacy, never going to leave the city. Knock on wood. Teams like the Eagles, the Steelers, all the Northeast teams. Of course, these poor jets fans, they're like, I guess I have to be a Jets fan for life. Like the New England Patriots I just. The Miami Dolphins. I mean, I think of how lucky we are. I never would have thought anything different. What do you do when your team just leaves?

[A]

My dad's a fan. My dad's dad's a fan. My dad's dad's dad was a fan. Like, Steelers have just been, like, in our blood forever.

[B]

My brother sent me this link. He was like, take a minute and read this. This is like, the most wild example. So the Baltimore team used to be the Colts before Indiana. I don't know if you knew this. I didn't really know this lore. There was the Baltimore Colts. People were fans their whole career. In 1984, the team picked up in the middle of the night and left the city.

[A]

What do you mean they picked up?

[B]

This is like my brother said, do that. He says the Baltimore Colts famously moved to Indianapolis in the middle of the night, March 28th to 29th, 1984, orchestrated by the owner to escape a Maryland eminent domain law that threatened to seize the team, finalizing a secret deal with Indy for a new stadium, leaving Baltimore fans shocked and angry. Mayflower moving trucks secretly packed the team's offices and equipment, relocating them to Indy before the city could stop the move, creating a dramatic and controversial moment in NFL history.

[A]

Stop the Steel.

[B]

That's crazy.

[A]

In the middle of the night. Like, I just. I don't understand, like, why, like, they're not gonna put these people in jail. Like, there's gonna be, like, what, they're gonna deploy the National Guard there to be.

[B]

Like, they would these days.

[A]

You can't move out of there. Well, yeah, yeah.

[B]

It's just so Baltimore.

[A]

That's crazy.

[B]

But I feel for these people. Like, oh, I love not having a transient team. And it's just funny because we were leaving the game, obviously. All Birds, fans everywhere. It just warmed my heart. Some Eagles fan yells out, y' all don't even know if you're from San Diego or la. And I saw a Chargers fan kind of smirk like, you right?

[A]

That's true. Yeah. I think you're right, though. That probably is why, like, football in this city isn't like, such a. Like, basketball in this city is the.

[B]

Thing, like, the Lakers forever so famous. Yes. Legendary.

[A]

And that's it. There's our hockey team here.

[B]

I don't never know what's going on with hockey.

[A]

There is, maybe, but can you believe.

[B]

That I thought the Indianapolis Colts were again, I mean, my whole life, like 40 plus years. But I didn't know this Lore.

[A]

I've been to a hockey game here. I've been to a box seat hockey game.

[B]

What is it again?

[A]

I want to say the Raiders, but I think I made that the Raiders.

[B]

That's football.

When I was growing up, I remember we had a talent show in fifth grade. I won fifth place and these girls came out in LA Raiders starter jackets and danced to R. Kelly's Bump and Grind.

[A]

How old were you?

[B]

Our school was fifth, sixth, and seventh. So they were seventh graders. They got ripped off the stage. It was like a mean girls moment. When they took Kevin G. Off the stage, literally, they were humping the floor. And that was the first time I ever knew about.

Speaking of predators today, R. Kelly, that's the first time I ever knew about the Laderators was these girls and I thought they were cool as hell. Came out in the black and gray, really like aggressive looking starter jackets and big baggy jeans and start humping the floor.

[A]

That is. We did not do kind of stuff like that at my school. We did nice, nice girl stuff. Yeah.

[B]

So anyway. All right, let's get into it.

[A]

We have a breakup report this week. There have been some breakups. So the first one, Love is Blind. Brennan Lemieux and Alexa, I guess her last name is Lemieux now. They have a kid who's about a year and a half old. They were on the Dallas season of Love is Blind.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And so they are splitting up, basically. They cited like irreconcilable differences. She came out and said I should get more money because it's his fault.

[B]

We got to talk about the money. She had money, Remember her dad? She went to their parents.

[A]

That dad was so hot. I think about that dad all the time.

[B]

And weren't they Jewish?

[A]

They were Jewish, yes.

[B]

Okay. Israeli.

[A]

I think they were Jewish.

[B]

Okay. So I didn't say it like, I said like it was so exotic. Like, were they Jewish?

[A]

Well, this is. Do you know, do you know them Jews in Dallas?

[B]

Yeah. We do all know there's a lot of diversity in Texas. I've been finding out about it more and more.

[A]

There's a lot of Jews in Dallas. I don't know about the rest of the places, but. Oh, Houston is a big Middle Eastern popular.

[B]

Yes. Yeah. So, okay, that's what I was talking about. We were just talking with, you know, someone new on our staff about it recently, Houston, and it's diversity. So he was really. He had no money. That was kind of the storyline. Remember, he was. He never had any money. He grew up really poor.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And I. It didn't sound like he Ever really had made a bunch of money. So he did not come into that with really any money. And it's very clear that she had all this money and they didn't have a prenup. So I see that being messy. And the divorce announcement, I don't know. I mean, it sounds like some shit is going down.

[A]

I mean, she said this is his fault.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I mean, when you say that, that's not irreconcilable differences. That's like, you cheated on me. But I was to think, like, love is blind is so interesting. And we talk about this all the time. Different than other reality shows because people do stay together. I mean, you. The. I think the only couple we've ever heard that got married and divorced was Milton and Cynthia.

Not Milton.

[B]

That is the most fun reference, like.

[A]

Deep cut reference from the Houston season where I think they're the only couple that did get married.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

I was trying to remember what their names were, you guys. I. I don't have any memory. You say stuff sometimes on the show. Like, reina, we talked about this on the podcast five years ago. As if I remember anything I did yesterday. But, yes, I. This show is interesting because, like, people don't really split up, which is crazy because they married people under the most insane circumstances and they had a child. I know.

[B]

Yeah. A lot of kids have come out of this show, so I. I don't know. I mean, am I surprised? No. I don't really think I'm ever surprised when people who meet on a reality show get divorced. But I thought they were pretty solid. And again, it's sad they just had a K kid. You know, it would feel different if they didn't just have a kid. The kid is, what, 14, 17 months old? So, like a fresh baby.

[A]

Fresh 16 months.

[B]

I just hate the canned breakup announcements. Like, just once, I'd love to read one that doesn't start with after a lot of heartfelt conversations.

[A]

I know.

[B]

Like, I want to be like, ask me anything about. He's the worst.

[A]

We met you on reality television, so just tell us what happened.

[B]

Yeah. Sign my petition to waive spousal support.

[A]

I totally, like, I want someone to.

[B]

Get messy with it.

[A]

We've been fighting, but it's just like, you guys sold us this love story, and I'd like the end of the love story, please.

[B]

And I get it 100%. And of course I want them to support each other. They have a child, but I'm talking a couple with no kid. I want an announcement that is messy.

[A]

Messy so messy.

[B]

Like, the most we ever get is, like, an announcement that the other person didn't know about.

[A]

Like Magic James or Nina Dobrev. I think when her and Shaun White broke up, I think she insinuated he cheated on her, but, like, only insinuated she didn't come out swinging.

[B]

I guess, though, you don't want to call calling someone out for Che. I don't know. You probably. I guess this does happen, but I.

[A]

Don'T know actually why it doesn't happen more because, like, being cheated on, people feel embarrassed, but it's so not embarrassing. It's not your fault. You can't control another human being. If somebody chooses to betray you, that has no reflection on you. It's interesting that people don't talk about it more.

[B]

I mean, I just worry. I don't know if people are. I don't know if I want to say, scared of what someone might do, but you never know.

[A]

Well, a lot of people also have prenups that, like, have that clause in there that says you can't do it. I'm assuming people do sign NDAs with each other.

[B]

Maybe. Okay, well, you know, we'll keep you guys updated. But any sort of, like, Love is blind relationship updates, we gotta talk about it. But the next one is such a heartbreaker. I know.

[A]

I feel sad about it. Alex Earle. Alex with an X. Braxton with an X.

[B]

They love an ex, Jaxon Jaxton.

[A]

So Alex Earle and Braxton Berrios split up.

[B]

I don't.

[A]

So basically, Dumois broke this news who's been on our show, that somebody sent in a tip to her. They've been broken up for a while. And then every outlet picked this up. It was my entire feed. I don't think Alix Earle has confirmed it, but a few days later, people were shopping this idea that Jackson with an ex who's the quarterback of the Giants.

[B]

Giants, yeah.

[A]

Had slid in, was like, you single now? And she did a TikTok saying, like, that was photoshopped and that wasn't real. She.

[B]

She also said I would never post this, which I love. Like, guys, grow up. Are you. Do you know me at all? I wouldn't post this. Like, I'm. I'm a classy bitch. You.

[A]

And I've always really liked them as a couple. I've. I always really liked her. She just seems, like, cute and fun and sweet, and she doesn't start shit with anybody ever. I just. I enjoy her whole vibe. But she's a young girl. She's 24. I'm assuming she had to. You do have to move to LA to Dancing with the Stars. And since she went all the way, I'm assuming she lived here for a couple months.

[B]

Yeah, I have always, for the most part, you know, she had a few problematic things in her past. And I think she's, you know, grown and apologized. And I think she's a pretty generous influencer in terms of what she's done with her fame. And I think people like her. I like her. I loved watching them together. I like their energy. I think we see a lot of influencers and their boyfriends that feel like they don't want to be in the content or they're annoyed or they don't even like their partner. And I always thought they were really cute, but this is just young people breaking up, you know, like, it's just what it is. Like, we all have relationships and we date, we break up until we find the one. And then sometimes you break up then, too.

[A]

That dynamic is tough because I think she's so busy, she's so famous, and she has a million things she's always going and doing. And he is tethered to Houston where he plays, so there's no, like, traveling around with her kind of thing. I agree. It's just. I think young people break up. It's sad to say.

[B]

I think her career is skyrocketing. People are saying this will help her career. Not that she did it as a career move. I think they had a solid, real relationship, but that she will be even more popular now being single, which you can think that. Or not. I don't know. I think any change in someone's relationship status elevates them in some way. Like, it. Something changes. Like, oh, she's single now, so that'll be the narrative. As opposed to, oh, this person's, like, married or engaged now. That's the narrative. I mean, it goes both ways. So we'll say boyfriend is embarrassing because having a boyfriend, anything in between. What is embarrassing is any male name with an X in it. Besides Max.

[A]

All of them like X.

[B]

That's what I'm saying. Braxton, Jackson.

[A]

Like Alex, she loves an ax.

[B]

Alex is acceptable. The E, The I is a little weird. Yeah. So same energy, though. Braxton and Alex with an I. She's like, I'm going to date somebody. They're gonna have an X in their name. But I just think men, male names. Max, that's it. Name a male name that's acceptable to X. Max, Felix.

Because we're going to Felix tonight.

[A]

Felix. You're a little more cat coated, though.

[B]

Felix is fine. You. You got me on that one. There are two.

[A]

I'm on fire today. Okay. Because I haven't drank in, like, a week.

[B]

Firing on all cylinders. Anything I ran. There's. There are a few names I hate more than, like, Braxton.

[A]

No, that name is Jackson with an X. But no, I like what you said, by the way. You hit on, like, influencer boyfriends. You only usually see one of two camps. People that openly hate on having to be in these videos, and it's like, it's embarrassing and weird and.

[B]

But.

[A]

And once they, like, want to be in a little too much. Yeah, he really was right up the middle.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And I like to see it.

[B]

Yeah. And I wasn't, like, a dedicated follower, but every time I saw a video where she was getting ready, like, genuinely, genuinely was helping her.

[A]

Cute.

[B]

You know, it seemed like she really wanted his opinion on her outfit and he would just help her get out the door. And I just love that because that's my life.

[A]

You do love somebody helping you get out the door.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Okay. You wanted to tell me something about.

[B]

Yes. Okay, so not quite a breakup, but a not legally married report. And that's me because of a mistake you made on the paperwork. I made a mistake at the paperwork.

[A]

I can't believe after four days of binge drinking with you, I made a mistake.

[B]

Crazy. Okay, so this.

[A]

Are you sure it wasn't Meghan's fault? We were all pretty banged up at my house that morning.

[B]

So what happened was LA county sent me a letter.

[A]

You're not married.

[B]

Here's why. The following items. So, a couple of things. One thing, you didn't. I don't think this is your fault. Obviously you didn't write your religious denomination, but it says in the box, it says religious denomination. If clergy. And that's. I thought if you are clergy, you're not clergy. Are you supposed to write Jewish in here?

[A]

But, like, what's the. I don't mean sarcastic. What is the difference?

[B]

I don't know. I didn't think that was one of the mandatory things we had to fill out. Are you supposed to write Jewish?

[A]

I guess, but I could worship this lamp if I feel like it. Like, I have to write atheist or.

[B]

Agnostic because it has nothing to do with us. And you also. You don't to register as a religion Jew.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And then the other thing, this official title you had written officiant, and then you crossed it out and wrote minister, which I think Was a joint decision.

[A]

You sure it's in my handwriting?

[B]

Yeah, right there. I remember this.

[A]

That's not my handwriting.

[B]

I didn't write that.

[A]

That looks like your handwriting.

[B]

Wait, I did that?

[A]

You don't know your handwriting? That. That's crazy. I could tell that's that starboard ass pen with that janky ass ink. I would never use that pen.

[B]

You love those pens.

[A]

Gel pen, baby.

[B]

It doesn't matter because there are two mistakes.

But apparently you can't cross something out on this, Rena. Okay, so we both fucked up. It says the office of the state registrar prohibits the recorder from filing a marriage certificate that is illegible or has been altered by whiteout erasures, strike overs, etc. So those two things. Things, yes. One is completely my fault. I mean, I'll take credit. I'll take the blame for both of them. I told you, you don't have to fill that out. I thought it meant if you're religious, you put that in.

[A]

Why did you cross it out?

[B]

I got. I crossed that out because I thought when I looked up, like, what you are, it said you're a minister. And I didn't know if officiant was elite. Was was the correct term.

[A]

So now what do we do? So now I have to have you.

[B]

Fill this out today.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

And we have to send this like I'm a baby. They're like. They're gonna get this wrong again. We have to send this in with a 30 check. Okay. I have to get a new marriage certificate. And then we have to do that. So I'm like, do we have to bring our witness back into the mix? This is crazy. Oh, we'll do it.

[A]

New York with Megan again, Reena.

[B]

Like, this is wild.

[A]

I can't believe you thought that was my handwriting.

[B]

I didn't even bother to look. I just didn't want to take the blame myself.

[A]

I can't believe that you're not married.

[B]

I can't believe either. So, anyway, that's the breakup report.

[A]

Honestly, like, I feel like people are way dumber than us, probably. And, like, how does anybody figure this out?

[B]

Well, it's so funny. Cause I called to see if they had received it yet. Because I sent it in the mail with something else that hasn't been received to New York. And so I was like, oh, no. What if they haven't received my certificate? So I call them. They're easy to get in touch with. And they were like, oh, we have so much mail to go through. We probably won't know if we Even received it for like a month or two.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

But sure enough, they did receive it and they sent it right back. This is wrong.

[A]

That was quick.

[B]

Yeah, they're quick. Okay. Okay. So anyway, hopefully we'll be married soon.

[A]

Well, I'm excited to spend more time signing this with you.

[B]

Okay, let's move on.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

The.

[A]

The biggest doc to hit these streets. The Diddy doc.

[B]

The Diddy doc. Let's kick it off with a slow clap for 50 cent for producing this.

[A]

I mean, unbelievable. So he got a hold of footage for the last 10, 20 years or something?

[B]

Well, there's footage of the old footage is footage that's existed that's out there. He got this footage from recently, obviously, there's all this footage from Diddy days before his arrest, days later. And do you know how they got that?

[A]

I thought that it's somebody like on his team, obviously, who gave it. Okay, tell me, and I'll tell you what I heard.

[B]

So Diddy always has filmed himself doing everything a lot of these celebrities do. It turns out that the story so far, which I think has been confirmed, is that he was planning to do something of his own with that footage. Probably his comeback story. Regardless, he was filming and he never paid the videographer.

[A]

I heard, who told me this like two days ago, that basically all this footage got seized in a raid and that it just got lost.

[B]

The story that I have seen, which I. They. There's been journalists that have reported on this. We can I just read this article this morning, is that he didn't pay the videographer, which is on track for him, and didn't sign any sort of contract. And so the videographer owns the footage. And so he submitted it to Netflix. Which brings me to my first point, which is like, just pay people. Like, I found it so crazy. I mean, you had these people, Lil Rod for one, saying he owed him 250k. Like, which is nothing to Diddy. And Diddy, meanwhile, is voice noting him, like, calling him non stop with all these excuses. Why not just pay him? And the people in the doc that spoke on this were like, he liked to keep people down and not pay them because then they might get a little cocky. And it's like, yeah, but he's abusing people and also not paying them. So it seems crazy to me. I thought his whole thing, this was one of the surprising parts of the doc to me, I thought his whole thing was always paying people to keep them quiet. He's paying, obviously law enforcement. He's paying his lawyers, his PR team, All these people. So the people that were working for him, that were inside of his world, like Lil Rod, to not pay him what he's due is crazy to me.

[A]

It's like I'm 100 with you. You and I were talking about the most shocking revelations. So I was like kind of writing down stuff that was one of the more shocking revelations to me, that he wasn't paying people. Because I do believe that how you do one thing is how you do all things. He's a terrible scumbag, complete monster. It doesn't. It doesn't shock me that he structured all of these music contracts so that nobody would get paid and was taking advantage of all these people. But to your point, the people he needed to have hide his secrets, like the videographer, I'm shocked he didn't pay these people crazy.

[B]

Like, he low Rod says that he was drugged, he was in the freak offs, all of that. And all he needed was 250k. All he was promised was 250k to.

[A]

Produce that whole album from a billionaire. That's like giving somebody a dollar.

[B]

Exactly. That's what I'm saying. It's not that it's not a lot of money. It's. It's not a lot of money to. They paid him $29,000 or something like that. I mean, so this documentary, obviously, we jumped a little, a little bit ahead. It's the Reckoning Sean Combs. It was produced by 50 Cent, and it's four parts. It's done wonderfully. I mean, it is about Diddy and his life and his coming of age and into his career. But it's also shows a lot about the music industry and the best era in music and all. The Tupac and Biggie feud that was basically seems orchestrated by Diddy.

[A]

I mean, I hate to say, like, I loved the documentary because it's horrifying, but it was so well done and it wasn't so biased either. I thought that they actually did show, like, why some of these testimonies didn't go so great for the prosecution and why some of these people. It was harder to believe. Some of these people that, you know, you have his longtime assistant on the stand who went through a lot with him, her name's Capricorn. And they said, you know, it's. It's sort of hard to take into account the stuff she said because she was sort of aiding and abetting him for many, many years a decade, helping him. And, you know, there's all this talk about, like, you know, well, you Stayed and all this. And, I mean, you and I, you could talk forever about the psychological effects of being in the throes of such an abuser and a manipulator and what that does to you. And, you know, they talk a lot about Cassie. I mean, Cassie was 19.

[B]

But being groomed, though, like, that's why people groom. That's the whole point of it, is to get you to a point where you will put up with this and stay.

[A]

Yes. And his assistant also said she came from a lot of trauma. Like, you do understand that it's not so easy for these people to just have left or not have helped him.

[B]

That Indian man didn't understand that juror.

[A]

He kept saying, like, they interviewed some of the jurors. You know, it's easy to have left. But I look at somebody like Cassie, who was 19, she left a small town, moved to New York, met him at the most, one of the most famous and powerful people. You. It's not easy to just leave.

[B]

I don't understand how many women would.

[A]

Just leave if it was so easy to leave.

[B]

Yeah. I don't understand how anyone can justify anything he's done after seeing the Cassie video. Like, above all, like, a hundred accusations, like, this man is a complete monster. He's, like, the most depraved, sickest individual I've, like, ever really heard of to date. But if nothing else, if you want to think it's all been a witch hunt or a hit job, you've seen him kick this woman and drag her. How can you. I just. That would be. He's guilty of everything. Clearly, this is a monster among us.

[A]

So it's interesting because I was looking at this, and I was like, not that I'm a prosecutor, but I was like, this should have been a RICO case. So RICO cases shouldn't have been. It should have been. So a RICO case was basically invited.

[B]

Was a RICO case case.

[A]

The whole thing was a RICO case.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And he previously, he. He got acquitted for a RICO case. This was for, like, prostitution, kidnapping, racketeering.

[B]

This was the whole case. They didn't. They weren't able to get him on the RICO charges.

[A]

They couldn't get him on the RICO charges.

[B]

He was. Yeah.

[A]

Of that. He was acquitted.

[B]

People were saying that was their mistake. They were trying to do too much.

[A]

But to me, like, this is all a picture of somebody who's just a menace to society.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Like, that's why it's so hard to put Mafia bosses away, because, like, they didn't pull that. They don't pull the trigger in any cases. I mean, Diddy sexually assaulted a lot of people, did some terrible things, but like mafia bosses, they don't really pull the trigger. So it's hard to get them because like they're involved in pulling the strings, but they don't really do anything necessarily. Like, Diddy is a menace to society, needs to be locked up for life. He destroyed the lives of all these people. They showed all these people that like, would have stayed in the music industry and like quit the music industry just because like they couldn't deal with working.

[B]

With him or they died. Diddy is a serial killer. Like again, like you said, I guess if he didn't pull the trigger. But it's insane. Like all the people who have died.

[A]

The trail of death.

[B]

Yes. Like all the people from uptown in the early days. So obviously Biggie, Kim Porter, Craig Mack, Andre Harrell, who was the original founder of Uptown Heavy D, all those people are dead. Tupac. Tupac, of course, obviously Biggie and Tupac. I'm talking in like the uptown bad boy world. Like the stampede during the basketball game, which I didn't realize that he was responsible for. Like, which came first, his bloodlust or him realizing that the more people died, the more power he gained.

[A]

I thought so much of the sensationalism of the trial was about sexual assault and these freak offs. They didn't actually talk about it as much in this four part series as I thought they would have because so much other stuff was so terrible. I mean you just pick a thing. The amount of deaths and robbing people of all their money, their careers, their ability to just make a living. I mean, it was a smaller part of the documentary because everything he's done is so terrible.

[B]

Like him and his son went into the bathroom and killed somebody and they just covered it up. Like it's, it's. There's witnesses. It's so crazy. I mean, Aubrey o' Day was, I mean allegedly. I say that so loosely, but I think very clearly raped, gang raped by him and someone else. Someone saw this with their own eyes. But because she couldn't remember it, she didn't feel comfortable coming out. Even though she knows that happened and there's so many other victims.

[A]

I thought she like really like applause to her. Like, I thought she did a great job saying like, I don't know that this happened, but I can't say it didn't happen. That would undermine all the other people that said this happened to them. I really liked. She was really like poised in what she said. And she also provided emails of him saying I'm masturbating to you and stuff. Why are all these people putting stuff in emails like this?

[B]

It's so crazy. I mean, he's the same as Epstein and Trump where it's just like they think they're above the law, but he, because he has been. I mean, he learned at a young age people can die and I will benefit. And he just went with that. I mean, what a sick fuck.

[A]

I also don't think I really, I enjoyed the part about hip hop in the early 90s. I thought it was really interesting to revisit like that part. Moment in time, obviously through this lens is very terrible, but I actually kind of forgot that he wasn't particip. He wasn't actually like a rapper until he orchestrated Biggie being killed and then all of a sudden was like in all these music videos and performing. I guess I just kind of forgot that he waited to like wipe out Biggie to take the stage.

[B]

To take the stage. I loved all the stuff about how terrible he is as he has no musical talent. It took him what, seven months to do eight bars? They said the one guy that was mocking him when he was come for me or that song, like, he had no talent. Like, even the way he danced, that became a thing. But when you look back you're like, oh, he can't dance, he can't rap. He's so ugly. His mouth is always open. I mean, you guys go check out my reel. It's pearly popping off. I have always been unable to comprehend just how repulsive he is. Like, how did he even come to power looking like that? Like, why won't his mouth ever be closed? So I posted this reel and I just said he looks like Napoleon Dynamite and he's catching flies at all times and people are just like loving it.

[A]

Thank you for breaking that story. Because like I've been watching, it's all the photos throughout the documentary is mouth open.

[B]

He's mouth breather. And no chin, which if you're a mouth breather, it does affect your jawline. It's just, he's disgusting. It's.

[A]

He's.

[B]

And Blake Lee Thornton, who I love, did this. He does not hold back. He just goes in, no lube on everybody. Sydney Sweeney Diddy, like, he does not care. But she, but he did a reel about how he's a self loathing closet case and how so many of these people are gay. And he, and he, he had this quote, he was like, if you hate yourself. You don't care about anybody else. And I think that's the thing. Like, we are able to look at people, like the people in power in this country and be like, you hate yourself. You're you. So you're. That's a scary person. That's a person that. You never know what they're going to do when they hate themselves, what are they going to do to other people. And, like, just think. A lot of people obviously think Diddy is gay. And he has. There's obviously multiple men in the. Men are men. Exactly. He's abused so many men. But it's just somebody that was trying to not be.

[A]

There were so many people in this documentary that worked for him for a long time that were sexually assaulted by him. And I mean, I just. I resent into anybody who's ever been harmed like that. Resents the implication that you could just leave. I mean, the amount of money these people depended on him for and fame and access or all these things. I mean, that's a really frightening person. It's really brave to even come forward and record this and put out this documentary. Like, I would fear for my life. And a lot of these people said that they do fear for their lives.

[B]

Yes. Like, a third to half of women don't report sexual assault at all, by the way. So. And especially if it's someone in power. So for 100 women to accuse him of sexual assault, like, how can you not believe that? It makes me so sick. It's just, I'm so. I don't even have the words for these abusers who are in power, him just being one of them. Like, good guys do not have multiple rape, domestic abuse, murder allegations. These are terrible people. And I look back and, like, the amount of money and energy I gave to Bad Boy, like, obviously I was never, like, they thought Diddy was a great musical artist. But all, you know, I used to say I was Bad Boy for life. I mean, this. It's hard to believe in all those people you feel for if they were taken advantage of, abused by him. And I still support them, obviously, 112, Lil Kim, whoever it may be, but I could be sick over it. And the same with people like R. Kelly. It's just, I don't know, trust no one.

[A]

I mean, you hate to see these people just hiding in plain sight. A hundred women came forward and, you know, the prosecution had a hard time selling this idea that, like, Cassie was a victim because they were together for 10 years and there's so much evidence in Emails and texts of her saying, I'm always down to freak, and all these things. And I understand it being hard to paint this picture, but this paints a larger picture of a total monster who. This is supposed to be somebody he loved and protected. This was a young girl who he was supposedly in love with, and he just fed her to the wolves for a decade.

[B]

Yeah. And these fucking jurors. I mean, I cannot believe that woman, juror 160, did this documentary. Like, she had stars in her eyes. I mean, just couldn't not smile as she talked about Diddy. Talking about. They shared a moment during the case. Like, how much of a fan she was of. She watched making the band 112, day 26. Like, no one even remembers who they were. I know. I don't. Like, how did she even get on the jury? I was reading about this. I guess she said she wasn't a fan. Lies Watching her. I honestly second to all the rage I feel for him and what he's done was that woman to sit there giddy that she got to be in the same room with him.

[A]

Yeah, you're right.

[B]

I mean, she's getting dragged all over the Internet, and I'm like, you shouldn't have done this.

[A]

Shouldn't have done it. It's just. It's hard to believe that anybody could sit and watch that video of him beating Cassie. And somebody said he wasn't on trial for domestic abuse. Okay, fine. But this paints a picture of a literal monster.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

He's able to hold a towel up in that video and beat her basically to a pulp.

[B]

I know. And it was just heartbreaking to hear that. Like, I never thought that. I never thought that jurors would feel starstruck by him. And then they were talking about how the jurors went home every night, which I forgot that or I didn't know that. I thought that was insane. They weren't sequestered. And then there's these publicists talking to them.

[A]

There's TikTok in the Common era.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Crazy.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But then, like, they did this whole montage of, like, all the times he'd been accused of things and, like, just tangential to a lot of murder. Like, both times, the time Tupac was shot and the time he was killed, like, Puffy was there. He was, like, on the premises. Like, the amount of times he was just sort of, like, parallel to all these things happening. We just never thought the Keefe D thing was crazy.

[B]

Just straight up admitting that he was hired to do it to kill Tupac. Like, I mean, once they said he escorted Biggie to his death. I mean, I just couldn't believe this. And I just. We were brought up to think they were best friends and missing you and all of that. They just weren't. And like Tupac and Biggie were getting along. I mean, we just missed that collab. Would have been the best team up of the century. So there is so many things that are unbelievable in the documentary. His son Justin. Justin, fucking watch out for that guy.

[A]

I mean, being so. I thought that was shocking. I didn't realize that, that his son was like a part of raping all this women and assaulting them.

[B]

Just did it.

[A]

Killing people in the middle with his dad.

[B]

I just kept forgetting I would see Justin in these shots and be like, he's always with him, whatever. And I literally had to remind myself that was his fucking son. It's unbelievable.

[A]

But like, I mean, they say that his mom was this monster. She's obviously denied it, but like, like that's who raised Justin. Why wouldn't he be exactly like that?

[B]

Justin I'm terrified about. I mean, how do you. Because he's obviously sticking by his dad. And you know, you have a parent like that and you really either completely separate yourself from them and denounce all their behavior and choose the complete opposite path, or you're exactly like them.

[A]

That guy is a monster in a menace to society.

[B]

Yeah. And now Ja Rule has entered the chat and saying 50 is not innocent. And he. Ja Rule is saying jaw. Well, 50 and ja rule have beef also. He said. Let me be clear, this is on his Instagram. Let me be clear, this isn't about Diddy. He's already in jail, serving time, as he should be. This is about this sucker Curtis acting like he's hip hop's moral savior. Going on TV with them tight ass, nasty suits and that big ass jughead, when you're no different. Allegedly. I mean, and then there's pictures of them together. But they were friends. I mean, a lot of people were friends previously.

[A]

I mean, it's hard to say. Like, you know, if can you be friendly with a person and not participate in all those things? Probably. Can you? I.

[B]

Well, like JLo, I mean, where's the line? Like totally being friends with somebody. Early days is different than sticking by them for years. Because you and I could have gone to a white party and not known what was going on. And we could have pictures with him. And it. We weren't in his. We wouldn't be in his inner circle for Years. Obviously, we would start to understand what was happening. I don't know.

[A]

I mean, it's. I'm willing to believe that you could collaborate professionally with somebody for many years and still hear rumors and not know that they're true. I. I don't know how far. Like, I don't know how far down it goes. Like, you could collaborate professionally and not have gone to these parties. And a lot of the people that were interviewed had never come forward before. Like, you could have heard. I. I don't know.

[B]

I really don't know.

[A]

Does everybody that gets near him, are they all.

[B]

I mean, J.

[A]

Lo is an interesting person because she. For what years they were together.

[B]

But I think it's. It seems to be people are speaking out, putting their lives on the line because they can't stay silent anymore. Or they are completely silent, like JLo, like Lil Kim. I mean, it's just. It's like one or the other. So I don't know. I don't know what's gonna happen. I mean, he's in jail for a few years.

[A]

Okay. You know what? I don't think that they talked about in the documentary. And then we'll move on from the surprise. Kim Porter died, allegedly his ex wife of pneumonia, in her 40s. Do they talk about the fact that people think that he killed her also, or is that totally not a part of the documentary at all?

[B]

I don't think they mentioned that, but they also didn't mention all the other people who died of a heart attack or whatever. You know, like Heavy D, Andre Harrell, like, all these people. Like, I think you're supposed to kind of put together the pieces. I don't. I thought everybody thought he killed Kim. I don't think it was in the.

[A]

I don't think it was in the documentary. I think everybody thought that, but I. Maybe it just felt like they can't substantiate this, and so they didn't mention it. I was just curious.

[B]

So check it out. I mean, it's the number one thing on Netflix. Everybody's watching it. It just. It stuck with me for days. It's a tough watch.

[A]

It is. It's just, you know, you think about all the people that he was connected to artistically that you loved growing up, that you enjoyed, you consumed this music. You paid for it. Like, how much of your money went towards this? And it's, like, hard to stomach.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So anyways.

[B]

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[A]

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[B]

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[A]

Was talking about how I feel so good lately because I haven't been drinking at all, but I was like, catch me in the gutter drunk every day. Next week. I don't leave the house in la. I don't have to worry about being hungover.

[B]

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[A]

Okay? And we are going to give you guys headlines for the week and then send you off to your week and our show. So Pantone every year chooses a color of the year and this year they chose white. It's caused some rage bait discourse online.

[B]

Yes. The question is, is this rage bait? Like, what are we doing here? I mean, I just, you know, this is not what I can get riled up over. Of all the things happening in Diddy, of all the things happening in the world.

[A]

But like, it seems people are saying it's dystopian. It evokes white supremacy. I think I. I think people are kicking the can down the road a little too much here.

[B]

It seems out of touch and ill timed. And are they doing this to cause a stir? Is white a color? What is it cloud or something? Cloud Dancer is that color? Yes. So Cloud Dancer, which, yes, is like a little bit of an off white. I mean, we love the color color, but that's the whole thing too. Like Pantone, you think of color, they do all these different colors. Like, there's also a debate, is white even a color? So why do this? It felt really intentional in a weird way.

[A]

So they said the reason why, it acts as a whisper of calm and peace in a noisy world and invites true relaxation and focus, allowing the mind to wander. Shut up.

[B]

Yeah, white.

Anyway, rage bait or not, you guys let us know. Reina, stop saying it's Cloud Dancer. Taylor. Okay, next we have FIFA gave a peace prize to President trump to the.

[A]

2 year old that runs this country.

[B]

Never happened before. FIFA created The FIFA Peace Prize that did not exist a month ago and gave it to Trump. There were no other candidates. He obviously. He obviously campaigned for the Nobel Peace Prize unsuccessfully. And they gave him this participation trophy, which I think is so crazy, because the MAGA world, they feel very like not everybody gets a participation trophy. Like, they feel anti that movement, and yet their guy, their toddler of a president, needs a fake peace Prize.

[A]

No, this little preschooler who can't even stay awake during press conferences and court cases. I mean, how much footage have you seen of him just fallen asleep in the middle of interviews recently? And they're like, just give it to this child.

[B]

Can't believe it.

[A]

Make it up.

[B]

Aren't you guys so embarrassed? You know, like, if you're a maga, let's just take all of the racism and misogyny and authoritarian out of it, because they like that. You know, some of them like that. Aren't you embarrassed that he can't stay awake? Aren't you embarrassed that he tweets a thousand times a night like a senile grandpa that shouldn't have access to technology? Aren't you emotional embarrassed that he had to get a fake prize because he didn't win the real one? Aren't you mortified that this is your guy? This is your leader, and he ran.

[A]

This whole platform, which everyone thought was so funny about Sleepy Joe. Joe Biden is a falling asleep on national television.

[B]

Saw Joe last week, sort of killing it. He was at this party of this guy that I know. Still.

[A]

Great.

[B]

The health update. He was making a little joke.

[A]

Let me.

[B]

You know what? Let me give a Joe Biden health update.

[A]

He's such a cutie.

[B]

Okay?

[A]

I just think you're so right. Like, aren't you guys embarrassed that this is your dude?

[B]

That's what I'm saying.

[A]

Like, this is your big pores and his orange face, and he's just asleep.

[B]

This is your leader. Okay? So I know this man. He used to work with my best friend. And I met him, too. And I met him right after the 2016 election. That was tough at her wedding. And last week, she was supposed to go to a holiday party at his house. This is, like, Joe's bestie. And they got there late, and Joe had just left, so she just missed him, but I was like, did you get a health report? She said he took pictures with people. He apparently showed someone a funny TikTok. He did look a little tired. He joked that he was out past his bedtime.

[A]

Yeah, Joe, I get it. He was making jokes. 8pm is my bed.

[B]

Exactly. So he seemed with it and never stopped smiling. She sent me a couple photos. He looks amazing. Not sleepy at all. So anyway, that's your Joe Biden health update.

[A]

Oh, that's cute. I love that. Yeah.

[B]

Okay. And we have our golden globes nominations for 2026. Nikki Glaser is hosting again, and. Right. I have to tell you, like, we're not gonna go through all the nominations, of course. But I was scrolling them, and I know, like, none of the movies and all of the tv.

[A]

Ashley, nothing makes me feel like a bigger piece of trash than seeing nominations because I'm like, I've never seen.

[B]

But I don't care about movies. I don't. Yeah. You know what I just said recently to Shashank? I was like, God, I fucking love tv. I just. TV is so good. And we've said this recently. Like, movies aren't as good as we thought. They used to be because of tv. How great TV is. Like, you don't need these movies. They're all three hours. No offense to the movies.

[A]

They're all three hours long.

[B]

But we'll watch three hours.

[A]

Yeah. But I know that there's breaks, so I just.

[B]

I love seeing it. And so I thought there was so much good TV this year. Lately we've been talking a lot about it, so I'm really excited. And I'm excited to. To see Nikki host again. And so we'll have to do another little watch party again at your house.

[A]

I can't wait to see it. Okay. And we're gonna close out just some reality stuff that's been happening. The summer house trailer has dropped for season 10. So much tea out of this. I mean, Wes and Jesse are fighting over Sierra, Amanda, and Kyle. I mean, she says he fell asleep at a. At a fan's house. What else do we see on this? Oh, Carl and Kyle get, like, a physical altercation.

[B]

I was honed in on Sierra and West and Jesse, which no big surprise there. Like, of course West Mrs. Sierra.

[A]

And of course Jesse is gonna go around his friend like a little scumbag that he is.

[B]

And then Lindsay's just a mom. Where's her kid? This is not mom shaming. But, like, Turner, is the kid gonna.

[A]

Be with his dad?

[B]

True. Yeah. No, this. This might be the last season. I want. Wait, Paige is not on it.

[A]

Paige is not on it. And they have, I think, six new cast members. They teased almost. I want to say six new people kind of in and out. There were a lot of new people this season they replaced Paige with six people.

[B]

That's what they needed to do the star of the show. Yeah, I mean, I am into it. We have so much good TV coming in 2026. Tell me lies will be January and then Summer house is early Feb. So I'm excited. But yeah, I don't know. This could be my last season. That's what I feel.

[A]

I say that every year, but once.

[B]

Everyone I know from the old days is gone, I'm really not gonna care. So I don't know how much longer we have with those.

[A]

I'm glad that you said that because Vanderpump season 12 just came out and it is an all new cast. And one of the girls on the show, Demi, waited on you and I and Shashank the other night. We went into sir.

[B]

Did we know then she.

[A]

I knew that she was gonna be on the show.

[B]

You did know.

[A]

Okay, so she waited on us.

[B]

I don't go to Sir a lot, you guys. It was random.

Like we're always at slur.

I've been twice. Ever.

[A]

We actually wasn't the other day either. It was the summer and we. We were at an event hosted by friends of yours at a hotel across the street. And I seized the opportunity because I will go to. I will go to Sur anytime.

[B]

They were wonderful. The hospitality is great. I asked to move our table. They accommodated us. Yeah, obviously I did.

[A]

Yes. Guillermo moved our table. And it's. It's beautiful in there. And also, I don't know that I'm gonna watch this season. I think that the ship has maybe sailed for me. I watched the first episode.

[B]

I don't know.

[A]

I'm 40 years old. I don't know that I want to watch a bunch of 20 year olds just like, be terrible to each other. Maybe I do. I don't know. I mean, I did watch the first episode. It's fine.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

It's fine. And then ending it. Morgan Wise reunion was this week. Stassi Schroeder, speaking of Vanderpump, hosted it. I thought it was amazing to see her, like, hostess. She's so good at, like, managing all these people. I was a little disappointed. They let the bad talk guys on the stage for 45 minutes of the. Of the hour.

[B]

People are saying, like, why are we platforming these men? The show is about these women. I mean, I'm not in the culture, but I have seen that online.

[A]

You're exactly right. You're spot on. And for Real Housewives, they tend to bring the guys out sometimes, especially in Jersey, because those guys are such a big part of the husbands of that series, that franchise. But these guys came to the stage, like, very early on. It just. Just stayed on the stage. Half of them didn't even dress for it. The guys in, like, in, like, tank tops. I don't know. They really just gave the floor. I. I guess they filmed for 12 hours, and they put out one hour of content. I could have done three hours. And given I just. The whole thing of this show is that these women and what have. What has happened to them at the hands of men. I mean, at one point, they go around the stage and talk about how they've all been sexually assaulted. I mean, it was really powerful and brave, and all these women are bringing their stories to the forefront.

[B]

But.

[A]

But I didn't need these men on the stage for this moment.

[B]

Get out of here. And then, boom, off the stage.

[A]

And so the whole thing is they're, like, filming the new season while the reunion's coming out. It's a whole thing. So stay tuned. Next year. And then the final headline is that Marciano is suing Demi for accusing him of sexual assault. So stay tuned. But I guess he is suing her for bad press.

[B]

Okay. I don't know what that means. No, I think you told me last week. No, I'm gonna. You guys, I'm gonna watch this. Watch out. 2026. It's my year.

[A]

Do you know that I put on my resolutions? I don't want. Okay. Ashley and I do resolutions. Resolutions every year. I don't want to, like, tease all of my.

[B]

Giving one of mine away, but that's okay.

[A]

2026. I wrote I'm gonna get into Love island.

[B]

Oh, okay. Things are. Times there are changing, you guys. Okay, that is your snack. We will see you Saturday in New York for the girls gotta eat. 8th annual holiday show. Get those tickets@girls gotta eat.com. we cannot wait to see you guys. Girls gotta Eat podcast on Instagram and Tick tock. I am Ash hess. Raina is raina.greenberg. subscribe on YouTube. Share this episode with a friend and we will see you Monday.

[A]

Have a great weekend, guys, and we'll see you on Saturday. Yes.

[B]

Bye.