Snow White, Bravo Spin Offs and Recycled Scandals with Jacques Peterson

Summary

Episode Summary: "Snow White, Bravo Spin Offs and Recycled Scandals with Jacques Peterson"

In this episode of Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald, Heather engages in a candid and spirited conversation with Jacques Peterson, a writer for the Daily Mail. The duo dives deep into the latest happenings in pop culture, reality TV, and controversial Hollywood stories, offering listeners an unfiltered take on the juiciest topics of the moment.

1. The Allure and Reality of the Adult Industry

Jacques Peterson opens the discussion by highlighting his involvement with the Daily Mail's new subscription service, Mail Plus, which focuses on the adult industry, including OnlyFans stars and related scandals.

“It's like, OnlyFans, the adult industry, the porn industry. So like only Fan stars, feuds, porn stars that have gone missing. Luigi's sex tape, all of it.”
— Jacques Peterson [07:46]

Heather McDonald expresses her fascination with the behind-the-scenes lives of porn stars, contrasting them with public perceptions.

“They have a couple, you know, had good personalities and was, like, kind of really loved doing it.”
— Heather McDonald [07:18]

The conversation touches upon the grueling demands placed on porn stars and debunks myths about rampant drug use within the industry.

“People think that all these porn stars are burned on drugs and like crazy and stuff, but it's like, no, they're actually just getting gang banged for like 15 hours a day and they go home and go to bed.”
— Jacques Peterson [10:46]

2. Ramona Singer's Unexpected Invitation and Housewives Dynamics

Heather shares an intriguing encounter with Ramona Singer from The Real Housewives, detailing a spontaneous invitation to the Palm Beach Boat Show.

“Ramona, this is Heather McDonald, the comedian, I mean, from LA.”
— Heather McDonald [12:13]

The discussion shifts to Bethenny Frankel's continuous return to the Real Housewives saga through her various podcast endeavors, emphasizing her relentless pursuit of media presence.

“She's gonna recap the original Roni episodes and tell us what really happened.”
— Jacques Peterson [13:13]

Jacques Peterson criticizes Bethenny's repetitive content and her need to stay relevant in the ever-evolving media landscape.

“I think she always wants to be like, I was the first. I'm the only.”
— Heather McDonald [17:02]

3. Controversies Surrounding the New "Snow White" Movie

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to dissecting the reception of the latest Snow White remake, highlighting casting choices and audience backlash.

“She isn't being rescued by a prince. She’s getting a graduate degree.”
— Heather McDonald [46:10]

The hosts critique the movie's attempt to modernize the classic tale by introducing diverse characters and non-traditional roles for the dwarves, leading to widespread alienation of potential audiences.

“Every facet of the audience has been alienated from this.”
— Jacques Peterson [45:40]

They also touch upon the political undertones of the film, noting how the leading stars' stances on Middle Eastern issues have further polarized the viewership.

“Imagine having the two leading stars have now been made, like the face of each side of that, and you alienate the entire country.”
— Heather McDonald [45:44]

4. Met Ball Absence and Hollywood PR Strategies

The absence of Blake Lively and Ryan Baldoni from the Met Ball becomes a talking point, with Heather speculating on the underlying reasons tied to ongoing legal disputes.

“I think that their PR strategy of just kind of acting like nothing's happening and still going to the premieres is really good.”
— Jacques Peterson [50:44]

They delve into the complexities of managing public image amidst personal controversies, stressing the importance of maintaining a facade to preserve career trajectories.

5. Harvey Weinstein's Continued Influence and Candace Owens' Podcast

The episode takes a serious turn as Heather and Jacques discuss Harvey Weinstein's latest appearances and the implications of Candace Owens' podcast series on his case.

“Ari Emanuel, who's the head of William Morris Endeavor, did a live podcast and was asked about it, and he said, oh, yeah, I'm Team Ryan Reynolds or something.”
— Heather McDonald [52:46]

They critique the media's role in shaping narratives around high-profile cases, emphasizing the dangers of cherry-picking information to fit specific agendas.

“He's gonna have to address the relationship, though, because they let all the women on New York do that.”
— Jacques Peterson [34:54]

6. Wendy Williams' Health and Public Image

Heather and Jacques provide an update on Wendy Williams, discussing her recent health challenges and the public's perception of her current state.

“I think she sounds lucid because she's being controlled, because she's not having access to alcohol and substances.”
— Jacques Peterson [81:29]

They debate the ethics of managing celebrities' health issues and the balance between public interest and personal privacy.

7. The Return of Playboy and Changing Dynamics in Modeling

The conversation circles back to the resurgence of Playboy magazine, examining its attempts to modernize and appeal to contemporary audiences while grappling with past controversies.

“The nudity's back. So now they have some girl from Montana fully naked in the centerfold.”
— Jacques Peterson [78:38]

Heather reminisces about her early experiences with Playboy and discusses the evolving standards of beauty and empowerment in modeling.

“I was always hungry when I went out because I couldn't afford anything.”
— Heather McDonald [78:34]

8. Closing Thoughts and Final Predictions

As the episode wraps up, Heather and Jacques share their final insights and predictions on ongoing pop culture narratives, urging listeners to stay informed and critical of media portrayals.

“If you have a certain narrative that you want, you can go, I'm gonna get all of this and then leave this other part out.”
— Jacques Peterson [62:59]

Notable Quotes

• Jacques Peterson [07:46]: "It's like, OnlyFans, the adult industry, the porn industry. So like only Fan stars, feuds, porn stars that have gone missing. Luigi's sex tape, all of it."

• Heather McDonald [17:02]: "What she really needs to do is say, I clearly I'm addicted to social media. I used to be addicted to being on reality shows."

• Heather McDonald [46:10]: “She isn't being rescued by a prince. She’s getting a graduate degree.”

• Jacques Peterson [50:44]: “I think that their PR strategy of just kind of acting like nothing's happening and still going to the premieres is really good.”

Conclusion

This episode of Juicy Scoop offers a comprehensive look into the intricate web of reality TV dramas, Hollywood controversies, and the ever-evolving landscape of pop culture. With Jacques Peterson's industry insights and Heather McDonald's unapologetic commentary, listeners are treated to an engaging and thought-provoking discussion that neither shies away from nor sugarcoats the complexities of fame and media.

For those eager to stay updated on the latest in entertainment gossip and behind-the-scenes scandals, this episode is a must-listen.

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[Jacques Peterson]

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[Jacques Peterson]

Thanks for having me back. That's a lot of pressure. My sexy accent.

[Guest Speaker]

Such a good one, though. It just really is so likable. Yeah. There's certain words that I like, say. Weird.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, weird. Yeah, everyone likes. No, no, no. Yeah, that's a meme now.

[Guest Speaker]

Oh, really? What? Australia.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yeah. Yeah. Everyone's doing the. No, people make me say it when I go out. That's the only thing that people have cared about with my accent. Like when I got here. So funny. I got here last year and I'm like, oh, my God. People are gonna be, like hitting on me everywhere I go. Cause they're just gonna love my accent. No one cares. I feel like because it's la, everyone's such a narcissist. No one really wants to ask you about yourself. So, yeah, I'm like standing there like, hi, pay attention to me.

[Guest Speaker]

I'm unique. I have a cute accent. I loved when people did the parodies of Nicole Kidman and Baby Girl. Did you? Please tell me yourself, Baby Girl.

[Jacques Peterson]

No. Well, I was warned not to because people said it was so bad.

[Guest Speaker]

It was so bad. I've already ripped it apart. You know what? I'm watching right now is Anora.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yeah, I like that. I like the director, you know, the fan.

[Guest Speaker]

I don't know. Listen, I was a little bit like, I can't believe this is Best Picture because for me I'm like, okay, so you played like, you know, a sex worker girl with a strong Brooklyn accent. It was good, but I don't know. Then when I heard that it would cost 6 million to make, but they spent 18 million on the campaign to get it in the Oscar areas, I just, I stopped. Honestly, I didn't even finish it. Like halfway through I was kind of like, I don't really care, like how this ends. And I don't know, I was excited. I love hooker as a genre of film is like my favorite. So I thought I'd really like it. But it starts out so much nakedness in the beginning and so sexual in the beginning that I was like, okay. And I didn't feel like instead it's like a pretty woman, but instead her getting with like a guy I'd want to get with which is, you know, Beverly Wilshire Hotel and Richard Gere and all that. She gets with like this 20 year old Russian kid who's, you know, living off of his parents and he's really skinny. And so there wasn't like that, like, I don't know, it was more realistic than Pretty Woman, but for me, I just wasn't like feeling it.

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, I love a hookah movie. Have you seen angel from the 80s?

[Guest Speaker]

You mean the girl that went to school?

[Jacques Peterson]

Yes. Schoolgirl by day, Hooker by nine.

[Guest Speaker]

Hello. I've been talking about that forever. Yes, I watched it when it was happening. I was at an all girl Catholic high school wanting to be a hooker. I used to dress up as a hooker for Halloween. I loved dawn the teenage hooker, which was Eve Plumb from Brady Bunch. He was a hooker on the streets. And, you know, now there isn't a lot of street walking happening anymore. Mostly because the streets are so disgusting it's not fun anymore. But also because people could do OnlyFans and all that kind of stuff which gets into your side. Hustle.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yes, about it. I'm on OnlyFans. No, I'm not. I work at the Daily Mail, as you know, and we have a new subscription service called Mail Plus. It's like $2 a month. You get all this extra stuff, all the juicy stuff like your Patreon. And I have a column there now and it's all about like OnlyFans, the adult industry, the porn industry. So like only Fan stars, feuds, porn stars that have gone missing. Luigi's sex tape, all of it.

[Guest Speaker]

Luigi, who's in. He has a sex tape.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. Well, so there's a room.

[Guest Speaker]

Luigi, who is waiting trial for killing the CEO of United Healthcare. Yes.

[Jacques Peterson]

The healthcare killer has allegedly has a sex tape. His lawyer says that the sex tape is fake, but there are, like, porn brokers selling it. They're trying to sell it to gay porn sites.

[Guest Speaker]

Oh, he's with a guy.

[Jacques Peterson]

No, but it's.

[Guest Speaker]

But you guys like it for it.

[Jacques Peterson]

You know, I mean, men buy porn.

[Guest Speaker]

Okay.

[Jacques Peterson]

More than women, right? And it's a solo video and.

[Guest Speaker]

Oh, it's a solo video.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. So it's just, like, cell phone footage. I think that he did maybe jerking off or something. But his lawyer says that it's fake. But these porn brokers have it, and they say that it's real, so they're trying to get it out there.

[Guest Speaker]

That's also interesting if you're like, I'm a porn broker.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, I know.

[Guest Speaker]

I was a real estate broker, but the market got too tough, and now I'm a porn broker. We were talking about that on the phone recently when I said that along with, like, what you're doing. I'm always interested in that. But also, back in my day, I used to come home from, like, doing standup in the 90s, and there was cable access, and there was a show where people would. Where this guy would interview porn stars. And I was just fascinated by, like, their life and that they, like, had a couple, you know, had good personalities and was, like, kind of really loved doing it. I was sort of fascinated. I grew up in the Valley, so like, sometimes I would. I remember I'd go to, like, an open house, and there'd be things, like hanging from the ceilings, and I'd be like, what is that? And they'd be like, this was, you know, a porn house. So they were, like, hanging from the rafters. This was, like, before staging, they would just, like, leave those things and, like. Oh. And then I'd be watching Cinemax, and I'd be like, oh, my God, that's a cul de sac in Northridge. I totally remember I saw that house anyway, so I was always fascinated by that. But I remember watching one of those, like, after. What was the show's. After porn ends.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yes. Yeah, after porn ends. These document. They're so good. They're on streaming somewhere.

[Guest Speaker]

They're from, like, 15 years ago.

[Jacques Peterson]

They catch up with the porn stars after they've left the Industry and they're like, where are you now?

[Guest Speaker]

And there were some. And one was like a positive story which was this girl left and she was a realtor in the Valley. And I remember like seeing her photos with like another girl who was a non porn and it was clearly who was the porn and who was the non. Like one's just wearing like your average blazer and the other one is like trying to wear the blazer but the tit's so big that the blazer can't even just try. And then, and then they. But then the market dropped in 2008 and then she had to go back.

[Jacques Peterson]

To porn and now they just go straight to selling Sunset.

[Guest Speaker]

And I'm like, right, like what's worth? Like back then too, you'd have a real estate sign that required. It was like a stake. So it required some physical work of hitting a hammer. Now they fold out nicely. But I was like, God, what is more dangerous? Sitting alone at an open house in the Valley or doing a train with seven people?

[Jacques Peterson]

I don't know, probably being alone in the Valley because I now meet all of these porn publicists and everything when I'm doing stories. And a lot of the porn stars lives aren't that juicy because they just work like 24 7. Like they're not burned. Like people think that all these porn stars are burned on drugs and like crazy and stuff, but it's like, no, they're actually just getting gang banged for like 15 hours a day and they go home and go to bed.

[Guest Speaker]

When you say burned, I was thinking like, you know, you're, you're burning the candle at two ends. Literally like two ends. Like you are burning it out. Yeah, now it's like a whole thing. There's that girl that did the thousand people or now she's going to elderly facilities or something.

[Jacques Peterson]

No, that's Lily Phillips. So there's two. So Lily Phillips did. So Lily Phillips did 100 guys in one night. And then Bonnie Blue was like, well, I'm going to do a thousand in 12 hours.

[Guest Speaker]

So it's so gross and also so not original because when I was watching the show there was Houston did it. And these girls were like, even on legit, like regular daytime talk shows talking about how like. And then I just remember they talked about how they'd have to like. I mean, I'm sorry that this is so graphic people after she had to like have like ice packs and stuff. Like it was just.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

I was just like, what? So now this is happening. But there's also. So anyway, you've got the juicy scoop if you're interested about how these girls really make it work. But let's get into some other topics. This Saturday, I got a call from Ramona Singer.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, okay.

[Guest Speaker]

And it was like 7:20am and so I was pretty excited, but I was also a little scared because I was like, have I said something about her? And I'm like, hi, how are you? And she goes, you know what? I just got back from Aspen. Okay, I know it's really last minute, but I have two tickets to the boat show in Palm beach, and I want to know, why did I call my favorite girlfriend? Would you like to join me? And I'm like, ramona, this is Heather McDonald, the comedian, I mean, from LA. And she's like, oh, my God, you know what? When you're coming back from Aspen, when you're like, you know, living a life. Cause I'm not on that crazy show anymore. I just. I'm so relaxed. I just sort of made a mistake and I'm like, that's okay. I'm like, I wish I could hop on a jet and go to Palm Beach. And like. Anyway, so then I went. And she went, here she is. She's at the Palm beach wishing everyone a beautiful Saturday.

[Jacques Peterson]

She looks cute.

[Guest Speaker]

She looks so cute. She's like, living her best life not being on that show. And you were saying you are keeping me updated on the latest of Bethany Frankel.

[Jacques Peterson]

So Bethany is back to Housewives podcasting again. I mean, I don't know how many times she's done it. Like, she, like, quits the show and then she comes back and then she goes, I'm doing a Housewives podcast.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. And then she's. And then she's like, this is reality reckoning. And you know, you're gonna be. Your heads are gonna be rolled and you're gonna see what's gonna happen with these people, and it's so disgusting. And let me talk to Rachel Levis and. And let her know that she was taken advantage of. Who, by the way, I'm gonna hop for a minute because our girl Rachel Leviss is. She just got certified as a sound bath person.

[Jacques Peterson]

I love.

[Guest Speaker]

Honestly, what if she and DJ James Kennedy got back together and he did DJing, and then on the side, she's doing like, the sound bath. And, you know, good for her. Obviously, you know, shockingly, the podcast, after a year, went away again. Why? She gave the tell all to Bethany. Not bright, but we know she's not. But anyway, she Does a sound bath. And people like those. So good for her. But okay, so then. So now you were saying Bethany is back.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. She's gonna recap the original Roni episodes and tell us what really happened. I thought she already did this, by the way. Cause she had five housewives.

[Guest Speaker]

We've already done that. And she'd have people watch an episode with her that didn't really watch it. And it was just a weird thing. Cause it wasn't really an interview. And it's just, you know, and then she was like, nobody is doing this. Nobody is doing this. I created the podcast and I. Joe Rogan's shaking in his little boots. And like, I was just like, okay. It's like. Then it was about chicken salad. And then, you know.

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, she started with, like, Hillary Clinton. She was like, this a premium podcast I'm having, like, Hillary Clinton and, like, Mark Cuban and, like, the Top of the Top. And then she was doing housewives recaps. And then it's chicken salad. Remember, she ate the lobster boil, the seafood thing, which.

[Guest Speaker]

And then we saw that she stole someone's idea.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, did she?

[Guest Speaker]

Yes. Somebody else did the lobs, the eating in the hotel lobster thing. She's like, you know, allegedly. There's a slight. There's a strong comparison. Someone did it. Okay. I don't need to.

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, how original is it eating lobster? I mean, can you trade that?

[Guest Speaker]

It was one of those things where, if they put it side by side, kind of like the Selena and what's her name?

[Jacques Peterson]

Haley.

[Guest Speaker]

Haley. Stuff like that. And, yeah. And again, nobody cares about someone stealing someone's standup joke or someone's content. It's like, to the people at home, it feels like a victimless crime. So who cares? Whatever. I'm just saying what people were discussing about that, eating the lobster. But anyway, I have found a delight that I want to give some love to because this kid is clever and came across him. His name's Evan Lazarus. And he just recaps all of her posts and the erraticness of it and how many she deletes and how. What it is. And that one was, you know, and he'll just be like. He's like, she assaulted a chicken salad. Threatened to sue a small business. Then she did a Get ready with me from three weeks ago from an outfit she wore three weeks ago. Then she did a dirty delete of something about her daughter. Then she did. And I'm like, it is the way he does it, though. It's just so simple. And, yeah, listen, she. She is entertaining no matter what. So whatever, go for it, girl. But she is addicted. She. What she really needs to do is say, I clearly I'm addicted to social media. I used to be addicted to being on reality shows. I thought I was going to be this big powerhouse businesswoman. I still am. I'm still the greatest person on earth, but I also can never put the phone down. And that's what I think is fascinating.

[Jacques Peterson]

What's crazy with her going back to Housewives recaps is like, it's not like her engagement has dipped. Like, if you look at her views and her comments, like, people are obsessed with her. Like, she probably has, like, some of the highest engagement of any influencer, but it's like, it's still not enough where she's like, I got to go back to Roni, get those Housewives fans again. It's like, girl, like, how much attention do you need?

[Guest Speaker]

I think she always wants to be like, I was the first. I'm the only. So she's like. I think it occurred to her when people started watching the old episodes on Peacock and really liking it. Younger people. And she wants to get in with the younger people.

[Jacques Peterson]

Why?

[Guest Speaker]

She, like, you know, is after the Alex Earls and stuff like that, which is fine too.

[Jacques Peterson]

Like, yeah, she's always following Alex around.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. She's always acting like, you know, I'm your business auntie and.

[Jacques Peterson]

But she's best friends with Tim Dillon too, which is so random. I think she just friends with anyone.

[Guest Speaker]

With some who knows if they're best friends. Okay. But like, yeah, like, is it a good time? Are people fascinated with each other? Sure. But like, but I also know, like, I also know of two influence, major influencers that she pursued. And then when they didn't want to get into business with her, she blocked them. So, like, I know that that's the case too. Okay. I know personally. Okay. That's my opinion. Yes. And I have facts. But anyway, whatever. It's fine. No one was hurting it. It was just they were a little confused because I thought, you know, Auntie B was coming and, like, Auntie B was like, you're not gonna be under my umbrella. Get the fuck out of here. So anyway, so she. So, yeah, I think it's. I think it's just. I think what she thinks is always like, I was the first that thought of a skinny cocktail. I'm the person that does this. I'm the smartest one I know. So I think she was like, whoa, I, you know, can tell the behind the scenes stuff. In a way that nobody else has. And she's watching all these other podcasts that are recapping, whether that's, you know, the Office or Scrubs or Boy Meets World or whatever. So two T's was that.

[Jacques Peterson]

Two T's and a pod was actually the first of the Housewives to actually do it. Like, even though they weren't the first Housewives podcast, but they were the first ones to be like, hey, we're not on the show. We're gonna give you the behind the scenes of, like, what really goes on. And then that became like the number one podcast.

[Guest Speaker]

And then I'm just gonna start recapping old Chelsea lately episodes.

[Jacques Peterson]

I mean, people probably.

[Guest Speaker]

And then I said that Lindsay Lohan was aging like a dog. Okay. It was a bitchy thing to say, you know, whatever. And then we go back. No, I'm glad those are gone. So. He's amazing and very funny. This episode is brought to you by Progressive. Most of you aren't just listening right now. You're driving, cleaning, and even exercising. But what if you could be saving money by switching to Progressive? Drivers who save by switching save nearly $750 on average. And auto customers qualify for an average of 7. Discounts multitask right now. Quote [e-mail] progressive casualty insurance company and affiliates. National average 12 month savings of $744 by new customers surveyed who saved with Progressive between June 2022 and May 2023. Potential savings will vary. Discounts not available in all states and situations. I have been wearing shapewear for years and I am so thrilled with what Honey Love has brought to my life. They're incredibly comfortable from their bras which don't even feel like I'm wearing a bra, to the snatched in waist I get when I use their G string. I have the white G string, one that just sucks me in and comes right underneath my boobs. I love that one. And I love of course the power short, which works great with jeans, pants, anything. You just want that little extra suck you in and smooth this for any dress and you just don't even feel it. So why? It used to be that those shapewears were uncomfortable and you're like, oh, I don't want a dress that requires a shapewear now. It's just a no brainer. You put it on, you forget you're even wearing it. That's why I love honeyloaf so much. Honeyloaf Shapewear is designed to move with you. So say goodbye to the pesky shapewear that rolls down just as you hit the dance floor, which has also happened to me. Not fun. Treat yourself to the best bras and shapewear on the market. Save 20% off [e-mail] juicy. Use our exclusive link to get 20% off honeylove.com juicy to find your perfect fit. After you purchase, they'll ask you where you heard about them. Please support our show and tell them we sent you. Elevate your comfort. Elevate your style with honey Love. So, speaking of which, Farrah Abraham is the latest reality star to pursue stand up. There's been many. She's not the forefather of this. There has been many that have led the way. Yes. Huh.

[Jacques Peterson]

Joe Gorga.

[Guest Speaker]

Joe Gorga's still doing it. Reza had a spin, a stint of it. Bethany did it, you know, because she is a fucking hysterical. And she did it and had a good time with it. But, you know, why would I do that? I don't know what's. But so I think in Farah she says there's a clip of her saying, once I start selling out 50,000 person arenas, my rapist might be there, this person might be here. And everyone's just like being quiet and not really laughing about it. And I just want to say a couple nice things about Farrah, okay? She did my show a couple years ago. She was on time, which is a big deal for a reality star. Promoted it, which is also a big deal. Oftentimes they're like, I don't think I want that. I want this on my grid. Or I don't know if I want to like, you know, add the story. Tried to hook me with up with some other little business just for fun. Not anything sexual like a jewelry or something, which I just like, no, not that I was doing, but just like, oh, you might. This might be good for you. So I do like, appreciate that about her. I like that she has this confidence that she's gonna sell at arenas. But I think she's just another one of those people that like, God love Nikki Glaser, who is an extremely good standup. But I think she's like, oh my God, I love her. She's edgy and she wears tiny little outfits and has a good body and talks about sex, so I could do that. And they don't realize that Nikki's been doing it for 20 years and is really good at it and has a very distinct style that's perfect for what she's doing right now. But that's okay. But like, you can Like, I never want to be that person because I remember my mom telling people because I would do real estate with my mom. And I remember going, oh, Heather's doing stand up at the Improv tonight, you know, and, like, be so proud. And I remember this woman's like, good luck when you're getting a spot at 2am It's a boy's world. And I was like, I never want to be that person that like, shits on someone wanting to do stand up. So I say, go for it. But one of the things that didn't exist back then was like, I remember I started and I wanted this agent to come see me. And he goes, nobody should see you unless you've been doing it for at least two years. Well, that doesn't exist in this day because everyone wants to show all of their standup right now and post it themselves, especially if you've got a following on the Instagram. But, like, if she actually really did it and, like, worked on an act for, like a year without us seeing it, she might have a decent seven minutes. That's unique to her.

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, look, I'm a Farah fan as well, actually. She has an album which I'm a fan of. My Teenage Dream Ended, an underground hit. It's not really stand up what she's doing. It's like a trauma dump because she's. Yeah, she's. There's no punchline to the rapist thing. She's like, my rapist could be here in the audience or someone that attacked me and I'm okay with it. And it's like you could hear a pin drop. I think what she should do is team up with, Remember Janelle, the other teen mom, Janelle Evans? She should team up with Janelle, Maybe Amber Port would and just do a live speaking tour, get all the Teen mom fans, tell stories from behind the scenes, and maybe you can have some jokes and stuff. But I don't know if. I don't think she's going to be the next Hannah Burner, but I think.

[Guest Speaker]

I don't think. Yeah, I don't think. I think she wants to do on her own. I don't think she's friends with those people. I think, you know, well, she's in.

[Jacques Peterson]

A better space now, actually. If you've seen the movie, if you've seen the new Farrah interviews, she seems a little healed, like, compared to before.

[Guest Speaker]

It's a good attitude. Why the fuck not? But I understand where that thought goes and I understand when you try for a while, like, oh, Even the Bachelorette there was the female back. She started trying to do stand up and everything. And it doesn't mean that you can't be successful. It's just really hard cause you're already famous. I mean, even when I interviewed Melissa Rivers, she was like, even if I wanted to do standup, I knew I never could. Like, yes, she's a nepo baby. But sometimes being a nepo baby or being a famous person, you don't have the luxury to go out and fail and bomb and get to a place where then you have the thick skin and you get where you just don't have the luxury of it because everyone has their phone out and you know, they want you to fail and whatever. So I respect, like people that are like, I really love comedy and I want to see if I can do this. But they don't know in this day and age, when they see like, oh, Matt Rife talks to the audience, I could do that. And oh, look how quick and funny Nikki Glaser is. They don't get like the pattern of a joke. So I think it's interesting. But you know what? And if people, if a club wants to put her there and they can sell out that night because she's famous versus putting a legit standup there, I don't blame the club either. Everyone's gotta make their money when they can make it. So that's my thought on that.

[Jacques Peterson]

Good for you, Farrah.

[Guest Speaker]

Good for you. Well, now, this is some news. This is from the sun, but the sun picked it up from many content creators that follow Real Housewives of New Jersey. And in a nutshell, there are actual documents, it's public record that Louis has been hit. Louis of Louis and Teresa. Well, Teresa Judah is now Louis Rulez. Combined, it's about $3 million. She has her own for 300,000, which is a little confusing. It could be from the past where she's still paying it back from. From when she went to prison with her first husband. But his seems to be recent and a couple million dollars. So you know, when it first came out before the sun and everybody was reporting it, then there were content creators showing text messages from an unknown number that was threatening, we're going to sue you. We got our lawyers coming. You better not spread these lies. Well, now it's out there and it's. So whatever it is, maybe it's something that they can work out with lawyers and accountants and it's all going to be fine. But it's out there and it's being Discussed. And people have a right to discuss what's public record when you're a public person.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. Well, remember at the last reunion they said that he was hiring bots or weird people to go after, like Margaret's business and doing all of this crazy.

[Guest Speaker]

The detective, and he says, well, we don't know if it's him, but whoever's writing this original content creator who at one time was a tree stump.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, okay.

[Guest Speaker]

And then this other girl, Chrissy Balls, kind of recapped the whole story.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

And so this other girl used to write a lot of negative things about.

[Jacques Peterson]

What, the one that they hired to.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, she was Melissa's old nose on Twitter for like 10 years. She then, you know, had a come to Jesus moment. She's confessed her sins and now she's on the other side. And she got this threatening text from whoever it might be of. We got our lawyers, we're gonna sue you, whatever. And like, I don't, you know, it sounds like it's probably a burner phone. They can't say that it's him, but he has said, I know Bo dle and all of this.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. And I don't think they're coming back. I don't think they're back. That's my prediction.

[Guest Speaker]

I have a new prediction.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, you have a new prediction.

[Guest Speaker]

I think this just got the production company to get a green light on a spin off of just Teresa and Louie come and clean. Whatever this is. However they want to explain it, however they want to work off the payment. Whether it's, we go on tour and we. We life coach and we do yoga and we do three day events and you know, and Gia does comes with us. I don't know what they're gonna do, but this would be the thing that then they kind of have them by the balls per se, to say, yeah, we need to do this show. Cause we need to take care of whatever this is. And then they do that. And if it's a success, great. But at least there's something juicy going on. I think they were waiting when I said there was an announcement in April. Supposedly the rumor that I said, which I think Andy has now said, no, there's nothing going on. Maybe there's some new shows being announced in April, but I think my predict, my opinion, I think they knew that this was coming.

[Jacques Peterson]

Okay.

[Guest Speaker]

And I think they want this to come so then they can say we are going to follow this train wreck or redemption or how love prevails and follow all your different business adventures. So that you can stay on top and do the right thing. And that's going to be the show. And they're gonna do this. And then they also might also have a Gorga spinoff. And just like Denise Richards is having old Beverly Hills housewives show up on her new show, Margaret will show up at Melissa's. Jen. Aiden might show up on this one, but that's what it'll be. And we're gonna test them out, and we're gonna see how they do.

[Jacques Peterson]

I don't think the Gorgas will get a spin off. I think they may bring Melissa back for Jersey, if they even do bring Jersey back. I definitely don't think that they'll bring Theresa back because all of the stink and the dirt and the craziness around allegedly around Louis and Theresa, it's like no one wants to be on a cast with that. No one. Right.

[Guest Speaker]

That's why they're gonna have their own.

[Jacques Peterson]

I do think. I think they'll get a spin off. And then I think that I think Melissa is still in the mix for the Jersey reboot, if they even do it. I heard they're looking at new cities. So they're doing.

[Guest Speaker]

I heard Long Island. I've heard Boston.

[Jacques Peterson]

I heard Rhode. Rhode Island.

[Guest Speaker]

Did I say Long Island? Rhode Island?

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. Rhode Island.

[Guest Speaker]

Rhode Island. I think we've heard Rhode island. And then also I've heard Boston.

[Jacques Peterson]

Okay. Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

And so we will see. Let's talk about a little bit about Real housewives of Beverly Hills. What are you feeling? Let's get your opinion on the season. And I have a little inside scoop.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, okay. Well, love bows. Love the new Dorit calling everybody out. I love that there's a lot of, like, real life stuff going on this season. It's wearing a little thin. Just Sutton and Dorit arguing at dinner every single episode. They're clearly missing. I don't think they should bring Lisa. I mean, I love Lisa Rinna, but Lisa and doesn't want to come back. And I think it's kind of like that chapter's closed. But they do need that person that's going to be calling people out and making different conflicts happen in the group. And I also am so sick of.

[Guest Speaker]

Why are you doing coke in the bathroom?

[Jacques Peterson]

We need that.

[Guest Speaker]

You're so angry, Denise.

[Jacques Peterson]

I'm annoyed with Kyle just not talking about the Morgan Wade stuff. But then she's talking so much about Mauricio and Mauricio's photos and his. It's like the double standard.

[Guest Speaker]

Well, also, remember, it was Kyle Was in. In it when it was revealed that Brandi told Kim Richards, who then told Kyle that she had a rendezvous, lesbian rendezvous with Denise when she was doing a Hallmark movie in Canada. And that was the whole. Where Denise was not wanting to talk about that on camera. And bravo, bravo, bravo. And all that kind of stuff. And so I understand Garcelle's frustration too. Of like, what is it? I have said all my different theories. So now I have had people write.

[Jacques Peterson]

To me, oh, what's the T?

[Guest Speaker]

Two different theories. One says, yes, I think she's in a relationship with Morgan, but she is just not ready to come out and say it. Much like being on the DL in the 90s as a Black man and doing an Oprah episode. Like, I'm just not ready to say this is my life. However, then the other thing is I got someone who wrote me and said they just witnessed them together.

[Jacques Peterson]

Kyle, Morgan out.

[Guest Speaker]

Yes. Just witnessed them together, holding hands together. I'm not going to say where, but I'm just saying. So now I go back and I do think they are together, but she just doesn't want to say it. But unfortunately, when 15 year life of your career for 15 years was being really honest. If you are having a romantic relationship with someone that shouldn't be hit. If you want to hide that your child, you know, is on Adderall, you can hide that. That's not something we need to know about. But like, if you are now, like with this, like, now you just need to come clean and say, yeah, we're together. I don't know if it'll last forever. We're not engaged, but we're together. We have been together for a year and a half or it's been on and off. Just fucking say it. But yeah, keeping us guessing. So maybe the producers like that it's too much now.

[Jacques Peterson]

Like we were guessing last season. Okay. Like, this season should have been the season that we know she cannot do another season where she's not answering it. It's like she. She's gonna have to leave the show. But then I also am like, I don't think she can because she's really the anchor of the show and cannot leave the show. Yeah. So, like, I can't even imagine the show without her. So I don't know.

[Guest Speaker]

Alex Baskin's gotta crack the wind when she ran out with the bathrobe on at that then she did. She didn't shoot for two weeks. I didn't know that.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, she was like, ready to call it a day. But I don't know. But I do like the cast. Garcelle and Sutton need to turn on each other because that's not a real friendship. It's an alliance.

[Guest Speaker]

Wait, I want to go back to Kyle real quick. Kyle had. I'm just saying, Kyle had all those other things going on. The American Woman series and production, and she was supposed to be doing a documentary on Morgan.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yeah. The breast cancer one or something.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. And so I'm like. I kind of feel. And Hollywood is. You know, projects are drying up. It's hard to film stuff here. It's a big dip. So I think for that reason, too, that maybe a couple years ago, she was setting herself up to launch, and now it's like, maybe I better just stay and continue to go on the trips and, you know, walk the dogs on camera. Okay, sorry. Now go back to what you're saying.

[Jacques Peterson]

I mean, she should just acknowledge the relationship, though, because they let all the women on New York do that. I mean, half the cast of New York reboot won't even show their partners or their significant other. Like, Jenna Lyons doesn't show her Les.

[Guest Speaker]

And it doesn't. But it's not good, though.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

So it doesn't work. That should be a lesson that it doesn't work.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. So I don't know. They've got to do something. Sutton and Garcelle need to turn on each other. They don't like each other, clearly.

[Guest Speaker]

I also have a prediction.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, go.

[Guest Speaker]

It's not good.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, what is it? Well, maybe it's good for me.

[Guest Speaker]

I think maybe Garcelle might not come back.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, good. Please get rid of her. I think she's the worst. I hate Garcelle. The only thing I liked is when she was calling out Kyle about the thing.

[Guest Speaker]

But I like Garcelle. But I just. I have a feeling like it's kind of run its course. What's her.

[Jacques Peterson]

Her storyline?

[Guest Speaker]

Every season.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. She sits on a laptop and either scrolls Bumble in her kitchen or she just goes to set or takes a call in her car. And. No, she's the worst.

[Guest Speaker]

But it's okay that you don't have a lot going in your life. It's okay that, like, your son's. They're good kids, but. Yeah, but then that becomes your thing is that you have to dissect friendships, because you don't. And I also feel like that's always dumb. Like, what's your storyline? Well, then if you don't want us to make up a storyline. And my life is Pretty peaceful. Then. Yeah, I'm gonna have to comment and partake in yours because what else am I supposed to do here?

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, no, she's got to go. I would love it if she left. I wish they would put Cynthia Bailey as a full time on Beverly Hills.

[Guest Speaker]

I was a full time run.

[Jacques Peterson]

No, she's a friend there, but she splits her time in la so she doesn't even live in Atlanta full time. I would rather her on Beverly Hills, but I don't know. They've got to do something. They need to. But I think Bose is really good. I think she's amazing casting. I think, you know, sometimes you have a slower first season. I think next season Bose is gonna be calling people out and love Erica Sutton. Like, I don't like Sutton, but I think she's amazing television. I just think she's not a nice person.

[Guest Speaker]

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[Jacques Peterson]

Oh yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

Then it was the little people aren't the Snow White and seven dwarves. They realized, you know, that is really creepy that she was hanging out with seven, you know, little grown men that she had to cook and clean for.

[Jacques Peterson]

And there were like 50.

[Guest Speaker]

But then also then don't remake, don't do the movie. So then they were like, that's weird. Let's make the dwarves not dwarves and just make them like kind of fucked up kids.

[Jacques Peterson]

They're magical creatures.

[Guest Speaker]

They were like, yeah. And they were guys and girls and non binary and like whatever. And then they'd. And everyone was like that. No, we don't want that. So then I'm like, all you need go, like, why don't you just go over to TLC and cast the Seven Johnstons if you don't want them to all be old men? At least they're all little people. They have some chemistry. They've worked on camera. No. Now, I guess it's the dwarfs are, like, from the old movie, but they're. They're like. They're a cartoon.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. They're cgi. Well, obviously. With my porno column, my adult column, I interviewed one porn star and she said she went to a party and they had little people on stage and they were dressed. It was like a. The guy. The guy that was hosting the party was regular sized. And then he had hired all of these little people to be the Oompa Loompas. And then they all had an orgy on stage.

[Guest Speaker]

Oh, my God. Well, I remember. I remember when we found out that on Chelsea lately that Chewie had a pornographic working past. And I remember it was so funny because Chelsea got the call from her boyfriend slash boss at the time, Ted Harbert, and he was like, chelsea, where are you? She's like, I'm driving. He's like, pull over. And she pulls over and her heart's beating. And he's like, this is like the first year of Chelsea. And he's like, chewie was in porn. And she's like, of course he was in fucking porn. He's a little person, immigrant. What the fuck else are you supposed to do in la? Until I rescued him. And she's like, how dare you tell me to pull over? My mom has passed, my brother's passed. Like, how the fuck are you at. Like, I don't need this stress in my life. And so then it was like, no big. Like, it was no big deal. Until one day. This is. You know, someone found a video of his work and tricked me into, like, hey, come look at this on my laptop, or whatever. And I'm just thinking it's like some other thing we can do, like a cold open about. And then I. So I saw some of the work, and again, it's fine. It's like, whatever people want to do, they can do. But, yeah, it's not a big deal.

[Jacques Peterson]

Did they end up distributing the tape? Like, did they. I mean, because he got famous off Chelsea, Layla. Did they really pack each other?

[Guest Speaker]

Nobody cared.

[Jacques Peterson]

So it wasn't like a backup. Nobody cared.

[Guest Speaker]

Because the thing is, is that again, we weren't trying to hide It. He wasn't running for vice President of the United States. Like, he's on a stupid little comedy show on E. As a sidekick, and he was a grown man, and he wasn't. It wasn't any. He wasn't doing anything with someone, like, you know, that wasn't of consented age. So, like, yeah, it was a good attitude to be like, yeah, who the fuck cares? It just adds to the weirdness and the funness of the stupid show, you know?

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, if. Yeah, if you don't hire these people for Disney movies, then they've got to do porn. So what are you guys doing?

[Guest Speaker]

So then this happened, and this is. And then we have the deal with the two stars that don't get along either. So if you're tired of Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, there's a new story which is Snow White, though I don't think it has the legs that that one has, but that they both are on opposite sides and being vocal about how they feel about the problems in the Middle East. So that really splits the audience, too. So if you're on this side, you don't want to go because of that star, and if you're on the other side, you don't want to go because of that star. So then that. And then if you're a little person, you don't want to go because you got screwed out of a job. And if you're an advocate of a little person, you don't want to go. So who is going to this movie? Apparently nobody.

[Jacques Peterson]

I mean, it's the movie that's literally alienated now.

[Guest Speaker]

I kind of want to see it. Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

Every facet of the audience has been alienated from this. I mean, especially the whole political thing with what's going on in the Middle East. Imagine having the two leading stars have now been made, like the face of each side of that, and you alienate the entire country.

[Guest Speaker]

Right?

[Jacques Peterson]

And, yeah, look, and the Rachel girl, she was annoying at the beginning with her red carpet interviews where she was like, oh, we're updating it. The princess isn't, you know, Snow White's not being rescued by a prince.

[Guest Speaker]

She's getting a graduate degree.

[Jacques Peterson]

You know what? I was going back over some of the comments. They were annoying, but she really only said it, like, a couple of times. Then I think the level that the kind of conservative media blew it up like the woke. Like, I think they. They went a little overboard. And I actually get, like, mean tweets about her from accounts coming in my timeline, and they're yeah, they're calling her, like, ugly, and they're zooming in on her, but she's, like, gorgeous.

[Guest Speaker]

She is beautiful.

[Jacques Peterson]

And they're like, oh, she's too ugly to be Snow. Snow White. And they're zooming in on, like, a back hair that.

[Guest Speaker]

When the original Snow White was a drawn cartoon.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, I know. And it's.

[Guest Speaker]

It was not, you know, it wasn't Lynda Carter in Wonder Woman. It was like an actual just drawn. Perfect.

[Jacques Peterson]

I think she's perfectly cast, really talented. And it was the same with the Little Mermaid movie. Like, a lot of people were outraged about that. Like, why are we having a black Little Mermaid? But, like, that actress looked really suited for the role.

[Guest Speaker]

She looked very Disney.

[Jacques Peterson]

It's like, who cares?

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. But, you know, like, again, you can also just, like, turn off your phone and take a walk with someone.

[Jacques Peterson]

You don't have to watch and you.

[Guest Speaker]

Don'T have to watch this. But now I kind of am like, I really actually can't wait for this to come on.

[Jacques Peterson]

It's fine. Like, I bet it's not that bad. I mean.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, I actually kind of want to watch it, like, review it now anyway. They're both stunning and, you know, but it's also funny because them not getting along when it is like, you know, mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? Am I still it? You know? No.

[Jacques Peterson]

There's someone more beautiful, you know, in the alt. I feel like you could have spun this to get good publicity for the movie because they're enemies in the film, and then you can say they're enemies in real life. But then I think because of what the issue is over. It's just like. It's just too polarizing. What?

[Guest Speaker]

Really? Wait, wasn't it there? Is there also, like, a. Like a date rape GHB element? Because doesn't he, like, give her something to fake her pass out?

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, I guess in the original.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, I mean, she's passed out and then he kisses her. So it's. I don't know. Maybe they didn't do that. So not consensual, right? Girl, who knows?

[Guest Speaker]

Anyway, and there's a lot of porns, too, about.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yes.

[Guest Speaker]

With. With dwarves doing it and that. She's like. With seven guys getting.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yeah, they always do those parodies, those porn parodies of, like, Marvel and stuff.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

And give them. I mean, I remember my favorite is who's Nayland Palin? Do you remember that? The Sarah Palin.

[Guest Speaker]

I was like, the first person to do Sarah Palin because, like, the minute they announced that she was running for vice president, we had a show that night. Like, unlike at Saturday Night Live, they had to wait till Saturday. So they're like, oh, my God, Heather put these glasses on, and they had me, like, in an office that I was playing with dinosaurs.

[Jacques Peterson]

The Palins are my favorite. I miss them. I miss them on tv. My favorite is how Bristol Palin's baby daddy, Levi, remember him? And then he did Playgirl. So he posed nude for Playgirl? Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. And then she got. Got a prey in a couple.

[Jacques Peterson]

She was on Teen mom as well. She did team for, like, one season.

[Guest Speaker]

I. I'm sure Sarah Palin still has a podcast, right?

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, she's got a Facebook page. And still in Alaska. Yeah, she's still in Alaska. She's. She's doing it. I mean, we had a story at Daily Mail that did really well because she went on. She was on, like, News Nation, like, Chris Cuomo's thing, and she had, like, a. She was dressed, like. It was pretty provocative, a news show. She had, like, thigh high boots and, like, a mini skirt, and I love that one. Yeah, she looked like she was. Well, she looked like she was heading out with Ramona Singer for a night. Viewers were like, this is inappropriate. It was like our number one story, Sarah Bail in her raunchy outfit.

[Guest Speaker]

I love it. Okay, so anyway, a little update on Blake and Ryan. They're not going to the Met Ball, but I don't. I think it has more to do with the theme of the Met Ball, of how you're supposed to dress.

[Jacques Peterson]

What's the theme this year?

[Guest Speaker]

The theme is, like, African American, like, like, very chic design from, like, the 1920s, when they, like, really set the standard of, like, everybody dressed up and, like, that style. And if you, like, look up photos of that time, very, like, dapper and, like, oh, yeah. So. But it's about that time in history, and being that they got married on the plantation and everything, I think they were like, maybe we sit this one out.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

Otherwise, I think if it was just like, you know, I think if it was like, you know, let them eat cake time or whatever, Marie Antoinette, they would gone. They would absolutely go. They would 100% go and be like, we don't give a shit.

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, I think that their PR strategy of just kind of acting like nothing's happening and still going to the premieres is really good. I think just keep acting like you're not in a lawsuit. Go to your. Go to the Cannes Film Festival with another simple favor. Do the SNL thing. Just act like nothing's happening and you've done nothing wrong, and just keep doing it.

[Guest Speaker]

So along with the updates of now, New York Times saying, can we be removed? Brian saying, I should be removed from Justin's lawsuit. Now Justin has sued the OR is now suing the original publicist who shared all the text messages that went and ran over to Blake Lively's people and said, look what happened when I worked there. Because then they were taken out of context, which then were given to the New York Times, which then wrote a piece that he felt was defamatory and not completely accurate. But come, like, in a few months. I was talking to Zach Peter about it, who's really on it, but I was also like, my honest is getting bored. So, like, just give me the Cliff Note version. So anyway, but he's like, you know, something might get settled before we get to the deposition. Part of where they'll bring in Taylor. And he said, bradley Cooper. I can't remember what Bradley Cooper has to do with it. Hugh Jackman, all these people that don't want to be. Oh. But one thing that I didn't know that was pretty juicy is Ari Emanuel, who's the head of William Morris Endeavor. He was the Endeavor part of. When they all combined, he did a live podcast. I forgot the name of the podcast and was asked about it, and he said, oh, yeah, I'm Team Ryan Reynolds or something. We fired Justin's ass.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh.

[Guest Speaker]

And then it was never uploaded or it was removed from the upload, but someone in the audience got it.

[Jacques Peterson]

Okay. Wow.

[Guest Speaker]

And then according to Zach, he has since stepped down and is now just on the board of William Morris.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

And I'm like, why are you doing this live podcast? It must have been his client or whatever. But still he said it. Cause I thought there's probably no email or evidence of it. They probably just were like, I think you'd be better served under their agency, which we've all gotten. And I was like, did they do it to be happy to Ryan? Yeah. But to actually say it out loud.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. Look, I'm on Justin Baldoni side, so people don't freak out and get mad at me. But I was on. I support him. Not a fan of Blake Lively. Never have been. But I was on Zach Peters podcast, and I just made a comment about Justin. I said, oh, you know, he's kind of insufferable. Like, he's. They're both annoying, but I'm on his side. And all these women were, like, furious at me. And I was like, I think a lot of these women that are very invested in the case or kind of just like, in love with him.

[Guest Speaker]

I think it's a. It's a few things. I think it's like, it's because the evidence is. Is really on his side, in my opinion.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

And even when I was on her side, I had people being like, how could you, Heather? You have our mother of boys. So I think sometimes in this day and age of like, how are we going to let get our men to like our sons to not be in this vulnerable position of being accused of something they didn't do, but also not be so afraid that they end up not pursuing romantic relationships, become incels. Like, yeah, there's so many. There's a fear of that, too, with that movie Adolescence now on Netflix. Like, there is a big fear of, like, mom of boys. Of like, what? Where is the fine line? And like, but also protecting them. So that's why I think it's such a fascinating story. And like I said, I don't want to spend too much more time on it. But this was juicy and weird.

[Jacques Peterson]

Okay. Okay.

[Guest Speaker]

So this is impractical. Jokers is a show that I would watch with my boys. We'd watch it all the time. Is four guys, four best friends, and went on for years, and they would, you know, do the hidden cameras and stuff. And they were all hilarious.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

And this one guy, Joe Gatto, he left the group a couple years ago for personal reasons, but he's also an established standup and gets standup gigs. So this girl goes on TikTok and she's pretty young, and she's got, like, the nose piercings and whatever. And she decides to tell her story, which has since been deleted. But she goes on TikTok and she says, I was out with my mom and we saw him at a restaurant and we went up to him and met him and whatever. And then she DMed him and she goes, I just got taken to your show tonight. It was so great meeting you. And he goes, oh, I'll leave you two meet and greets to say whatever. So she has the photo of the photo of them. Here they are at the meet and greet, and he's like, hey. And then she, you know, and then she said there were all these DMs of them, like, talking, and then. But then she said it was on vanish mode. But the one part she has is when she's making plans to go now to his house. After she said she's drinking with her roommate to his hotel. And it was one of those things where the little bit that I saw she was like, well, if I can't press the number without the key card, like I'll let you know. So someone can come or you can come down. So then she says there and she has receipts of leaving at 2:30 in the morning during that time. It wasn't all consensual or whatever. They got together and it wasn't what she thought. So that's the story she's telling. He at the time was. He was originally separated from his wife. But this timeline, he was already back together with her. Then this other girl has come forward and said I was an intern and he was creepy to me and said, you know, things to me. So he is denying it. There's no real receipts.

[Jacques Peterson]

But did she go into any specifics about when you say it wasn't consensual? So she went over there after midnight or whatever and been drinking and then.

[Guest Speaker]

She showed like a, like a photo of like her bruised butt or whatever from that night from 21.

[Jacques Peterson]

Okay.

[Guest Speaker]

And it's not, it's not great evidence and it's just another reason.

[Jacques Peterson]

Did you apply it to anybody or did she just do a TikTok?

[Guest Speaker]

I think she just did the tick tock.

[Jacques Peterson]

She just did the TikTok is not the police. So.

[Guest Speaker]

Right. And it's like, I think this one is sparking a lot of like. Okay, you know. And you and I were talking about during the time of like, you know, me too. And when all these stories were coming out and every day it was a new one and it was just like, oh my God, we are like cracking up in the Hollywood.

[Jacques Peterson]

You could accuse anybody of it. I mean the craziest. There were a few really crazy ones.

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Jacques Peterson]

The, the word. The worst in terms of like total BS was the Aziz Ansari one where the comedian.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yes. He was from Parks and Recreation, very popular. He had a one night stand with someone completely consensual. And then she decided that she didn't like it. But she never communicated or anything during it. It was literally. It was a normal one night stand. And then she went and did an anonymous story she didn't even put her name on.

[Guest Speaker]

Was like an open.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, like an ed.

[Guest Speaker]

Like of just like what? Like this. And I remember reading it too and I'm like, you just like had a shitty date. Like I was like. And it was kind of crazy because then he was also what it sounded like to Me is that, you know, there wasn't. Yeah, it was just kind of a shitty day. He didn't follow. Well, there wasn't much follow up or whatever. And I used to always, like, when I was working with Wayne's brothers, I used to say, you know, if you guys are gonna like, you know, if guys are gonna like, have sex with girls that they don't intend to pursue as a girlfriend, you have to have better bedside manner. And I remember them laughing and being like, no, that's right, you have to get out of bed. Like back in the day before Ubers. Call the cab step, put them in the cab, be like, you know, maybe write them after and then ghost them away. Especially if you're like a celebrity, like, just act. Don't act like you've just used them and be a little bit more classy about it.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, for sure. Don't act like a pig. But then also, if you're going over to have a one night stand with somebody, look, some people, they meet, they meet during a one night stand, they hit it off and then they end up together in a relationship. But many times, no, you were just a pump and dump. And now they've, you know, kicked you out the door and it's done for. So just be aware that that could happen and you may not get called back. So maybe don't put out on the first night.

[Guest Speaker]

I mean, yeah, but we don't know what happened. We'll see what happens. We don't know what happened.

[Jacques Peterson]

I'm just saying in general, that's general advice.

[Guest Speaker]

We don't what happened with, you know, but, but I do remember then he did address it in his standup special and he was like, anyway. I just remember watching it. He was like, anyway, you know, I hurt someone's feelings and, you know, it wasn't cool. And for that, like, I'm really sorry.

[Jacques Peterson]

I wouldn't have apologized.

[Guest Speaker]

And then the audience laughed and I was like, I was kind of shocked he brought it up because it's like, but when you're living in this, you need someone to tell you, like, just be funny and it's over with. Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

Well, you kind of have to address it once. And then it's like you've done it and now you've addressed it and moved on. But it's like, I wouldn't have been like, oh, I'm sorry, I hurt their feelings. Because the way they went about it, they went anonymously on a website during the height of the MeToo movement.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

And spun a consensual encounter into sounding like it was a sexual assault or something which could have ended your career. So I wouldn't be like, I'm sorry I hurt your feelings.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, like, fuck you.

[Jacques Peterson]

Bye.

[Guest Speaker]

I mean, we're talking about some pretty juicy stuff. So I can. This is going to be. I'll have to do a little warning that we get into some like trigger warnings.

[Jacques Peterson]

Okay.

[Guest Speaker]

I have to do a little trigger warning because I don't want to take this out because I do think it's interesting and that's what the show's about. Okay, so Harvey Weinstein, now that TMZ says Harvey Weinstein was the only celeb banned from Vanity Fair party. Former editor in chief. Okay, so now like what do you want, a medal? Yeah, like that he was banned as he's like in prison for all of his stuff.

[Jacques Peterson]

I'm surprised this only came out now.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

But look, I am listening to the new Candace Owens Harvey Weinstein series more out of morbid curiosity because. So Candace Owens, she just got, you know, she's the conservative commentator. She has been getting into more pop culture stuff lately. So she's done the Blake and Baldoni case and has been very pro Justin Baldoni. And now her new series is investigating the Harvey Weinstein case. And I still think he's a pig. I'm not defending him, but she's going over some of the legal stuff in the case and it looks like the. The case they used to lock him up.

[Guest Speaker]

Really nail him.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, to really nail him. There's not much there. I mean this woman was basically in a consensual relationship with Harvey Weinstein for like over five years. And she was getting into the parties, he was getting her jobs on shows. They have all these long email chain. Like you read all their emails back and forth. He met her mother.

[Guest Speaker]

But I want to say what's crazy is when someone does that and then they handpick the stuff and plan it out as like, you know, like a, like will piss off people. Because there was a jury that sat through every single item and even if it went on for a long time, there were things that they asked them, they had to ask themselves were these incidences that of assault. And there were enough in that weird effed up thing that went on for five years that a jury decided there was. So it's like now like piecemealing and hand picking and all that stuff to make. I'm just saying I've not listened to it, but I'm just gonna say people will comment. I'm sure that really followed it that are gonna be like, yes.

[Jacques Peterson]

No, no, no.

[Guest Speaker]

I can't believe you're even talking about this.

[Jacques Peterson]

No, I know, and I totally agree with you. Cause I'm always someone, I say, do your own research. So I'm listening to the Candace thing, and I'm kind of like, oh, I didn't know that part, but I know that. I mean, hello, I work in the media. I know. You know, I know how people get clicks and views, and it's very easy to cherry pick things. And if you have a certain narrative that you want, you can go, I'm gonna get all of this and then leave this other part out.

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Jacques Peterson]

But she's essentially saying that because of the hysteria around the MeToo movement, that it kind of, like, influenced the jury and. Yeah, I don't know. I just think it's interesting. I'm listening to it. He's going to. There's an appeal coming up, so I'm curious to hear the appeal. Like, what comes out there?

[Guest Speaker]

I don't know. But, like, I. Apparently he's, like, happy that his ex wife is with the Oscar winner. What's his name? You know, his ex wife is Georgina. The designer.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, one of the top. I can't remember that. Marchese or whatever.

[Guest Speaker]

No, yeah, it's her design. I don't know if she's still even designing. She's stunning. And she divorced him right when he was, like, you know, indicted or whatever. Sued. She's with Adrienne Brody. And I remember watching her at all the Oscars, and I was like, how. Like, how is this girl with this, like, disgusting pig? Before we knew he was a pig, and when. And when Glenn Close and all these people were like. And I'd like to thank God, AKA Harvey Weinstein, all this, I was just like, ugh. You know, Well, I guess you're at these parties and. And then he would, like, bully people into wearing her, like, kind of ugly, like, empire waist dresses that they didn't want to wear. And she's still gorgeous. And now she's with a fucking Oscar winner. And he's like, yeah, I'm glad he's nice to my kids. And I'm like, glad, whatever, that she's. But I always wondered, like, now this is bad. But when they talk about the fact that his privates looked like a little fish. Serpent or something.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yeah. These mangled genitals.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. I was like, maybe those kids weren't even his. Like, maybe she went to, like, a sperm bank or something. I don't know.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, maybe.

[Guest Speaker]

I mean, I mean, look at him. Like, would you. Anyway, yeah. But I don't know. And it's just so interesting, though, that you could, like, bounce back from that and you're still gorgeous and you're still in the a circle.

[Jacques Peterson]

That shocks me that she managed to get Adrian Brody after being with Harvey Weinstein, the most hated person in Hollywood.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

Now. And let me just add as well, I think he's a pig. I think he's a bully. I think he's disgusting. I'm sure he's assaulted people. I just thought, you know, the series that Candace did when I just was like, she can't seriously be interviewing Harvey Weinstein from prison. And I'm just listening to it out of curiosity. And yeah, you know, I know the comments are going to spiral. I'm not saying he's innocent. I'm just saying I'm looking into the different aspects of the case.

[Guest Speaker]

This is what we do on Juicy Scoop. We talk about things that are out there that are going on. It doesn't mean you should. It doesn't mean we think about. It's like we're just filling you in in the pop culture juice that's out there and on the Internet, what people are saying and doing.

[Jacques Peterson]

But we also, you know, we've. It's worth reexamining a lot of stuff from the last five, six, seven years because we did just come out of a very politically incorrect era where, yeah, you know, like, you couldn't say certain things that were true.

[Guest Speaker]

Right.

[Jacques Peterson]

And, you know, people are a little crazy during COVID all of that. So now people are looking back. I mean, I saw the New York Times did a covert thing, and they're like, oh, maybe we got it wrong. So people are re examining things from the last few years. That's all I'm doing. Calm down, people. You know, you don't need to melt down in the comments.

[Guest Speaker]

But again, I'm unsubscribing. I know, but. But also, it's like when people are like, oh, I want to talk about this story. Wait, hold on. This was kind of a funny story that my son Brandon told me about. So Brandon goes, do you know about the Parchment CEO? I go, what are you talking about? So this girl just puts up a TikTok of her parents and her dad's making her lunch or something, and she notices that this Parchment CEO or from the parchment company says, like, oh, my God, you have such a silver spoon in your mouth. You're so spoiled. Like, grow up, whatever. And so then she goes and reaches out and is like, I think you got hacked. Like, I can't believe that this is like, why would this person. No, it really was the guy, he was just scrolling TikTok one night and then like he wrote about it and so then it goes back and forth and he is like doubling down on his thoughts about it and she's like, this is insane. And my parents are actually immigrants and I'm actually not a silver spoon. But it's just so weird that you would comment on it. Now he is saying, like, then he was saying I don't deserve this. Like I don't deserve the hate, the death threats. I'm like, nobody is. If someone says you should die for being mean, I don't even believe it. Like, just shut up. Like that I talk about a victimless thing. Just shut up.

[Jacques Peterson]

Just turn your phone off.

[Guest Speaker]

Delete the fucking TikTok. Don't ever go on again. And like you, I don't even think he like lost. I don't know if he lost his job or whatever. But anyway, now he's saying like, well, maybe I was hacked. And I know I'm missing some of this topic cause It's a weird TikTok story. But I'm just saying like at a certain point it's like maybe don't participate and also just really watch. Like if you comment, just know that like, you know, it can be a thing. Oh, like we were talking on the phone the other day about. I'm gonna jump over to this. Hold on one second. Okay. We're talking about how Courtney Stodden, who I did an interview with six years ago that I'm going to maybe re release. She was this girl who got married, met her husband when she was 15, married at 16. He was an actor, he really wasn't in that many things, but he was in Green Mile, which was an Oscar winner and her parents met him and gave their consent and had to sign papers for her to marry him. And then she had these very sexy body, enormous breasts that you know were real. And she was 6. She lost her virginity to him and then they went to get married. And then according to the, the podcast that I remember, she was on like hard copying all these shows. Every night she was in our face. If you were doing pop culture working on Chelsea lately as it was, it was in her face all the time and she looked like she was like a twice divorced 40 year old plastic surgery person, which she wasn't, but that was her look and it was just, like, constantly in her face. Well, now I know that he would solicit these opportunities for payment. And then, you know, and so it was just a horrible relationship. So she just did something on Hulu about it. And, you know, and then it brings up the Chrissy Teigen thing, because Chrissy Teigen, during this time was very active on Twitter. And she said something to her like, why don't you go take. What was it?

[Jacques Peterson]

A dirt nap?

[Guest Speaker]

Go take a dirt nap. Which, by the way, if I got that, I wouldn't even know what that meant. Yeah, I wouldn't. I'd be like, what? Yeah, I wouldn't even know what it meant. And so Chrissy Teigen was someone then that a lot of people still dislike. But she was one of those people. She was our Meghan Markle before Meghan Markle. She was our Hilaria before Hilaria in that she was married to a great, you know, singer John Legend. And she was just a model. But that all of a sudden, everyone decided in the talk show world that she was the funniest, most clever person and so likable that she should be on a talk show with Tyra Banks. And then she should get this job. And then, oh, my God, she can cook, too. So then she got an entire, like, her own pans at Target and all this other stuff. And then. And it was just, like, annoying that, like, constantly she was just. And so I was sort of annoyed by that as someone that is actually funny and, like, trying to, like, make it in the sound. So I had something where I commented. I don't even remember what it was. I commented on something because it was like a thirst trap. Something where it was like one of those backhanded things where it was like, yes, this is my body. Leave me alone. And of course, the body looked great.

[Jacques Peterson]

And you're a Swimsuit Illustrated model.

[Guest Speaker]

But, yeah, and I was. I wrote something like, oh, shut up already. Or what? I don't even remember. Anyway, people really loved that. I, like, called her out on her bs. And then it got to be this big thing by the end of the day, and it was a slow news day or whatever. And then at the end of the day, she puts out, like, it's really disgusting that someone would go after me on the anniversary of my son's. She had a pregnancy, stillbirth, miscarriage. And I was like, what? Like, wait a minute. I.

[Jacques Peterson]

What do these two things have to do with each other?

[Guest Speaker]

Nothing. Like, you just post all the time. I was just, like, making a Comment. I just felt like being a Starkey bitch, you know? And then I was like, oh, God. So then they're like, TMZ is like, we're outside of your office. Can you say something? So then I was like, oh, my God. Well, of course I didn't know that. At the same time, though, why did she post that day then?

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, why do thirst traps on.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah, like, like, it was just. And so then I was like, whatever. But I will say in her defense, I think she thought she was funny. She was trying to be funny. Like a Blake Lively. Like she. Blake Lively, Hilaria and Meghan Markle. And I think I had another one last week that could go and hang out with them anyway. They should have a five person panel show for boringness. But like, no, that's like, they're very. All very similar and that people latch on love, love, love. And then when they kind of realize they're sort of full of shit, it's like, it's just not like popping back. But I will say some of the. Some of the things that she's been criticized for, I'm like, oh, I know what was going on in comedy back then. I know who she was emulating. I know that she was just trying to be funny. If you do, I will say that about her today, even though, you know, she thinks I don't like her.

[Jacques Peterson]

If you dig up people's old tweets from that time, they're all crazy. Like, you know, it was the Wild west back then. And Chrissy Teigen, she got very famous because it was like, oh, here's a model. But she has a personality which usually, you know, they don't. So she just like banked on that for years. And then I think she was very anti Trump. So then that pissed off all the conservatives because she was so outspoken on her, like, liberal politics. So it was kind of like by the time she fucked up, everyone was just coming after her. But now it's just like, give it a rest. I feel like.

[Guest Speaker]

And then it was like one of those things, the way Hollywood works. It was cool to be friends. And then it's like, yeah, she's probably. I would love to hear from her now if she was ever like, oh, my God, I was sort of canceled and like, stopped being invited to this cool shit. Yeah, I mean, she still is doing fine. She's still with John Legend. She still has, you know, three. She was just on Watch Realms Live. Like, it's not like her life really was that bad or anything, but it is Kind of an interesting, like, where we keep seeing happen with people over and over again. Where there's like Rachel Hollis or whoever. Like, where everybody. All these white women, like, put you on this pedestal and then they're like, oh, actually, she's kind of not that great. And then. But they don't fall to the bottom. They just kind of fall to, like, somewhat in the middle and then just kind of hang there.

[Jacques Peterson]

I just think Courtney Stodden, and I love Courtney Stodden, but she's got to get something new to talk about because she's done the Doug child bride story 40,000 times. Like, literally for years. She's done the Chrissy. I mean, every time Chrissy Teigen's in the news for something, Courtney Stodden will post. And she told me to take a dirt nap. And I was 16. It's like, we know, girl. Like, we all felt bad for you. You shouldn't have been bullied at 16.

[Guest Speaker]

But you shouldn't have been married. You shouldn't have been with this guy pimping you out for Hard Copy. You shouldn't have been on a show where they did an ultrasound of your tits.

[Jacques Peterson]

Exactly.

[Guest Speaker]

100%. It's all disgusting. It's all awful. I agree.

[Jacques Peterson]

But you're 30 now.

[Guest Speaker]

But also, if you can make money off of a doc and someone wants to do it because all. All these documentaries. Listen, if you know somebody in your neighborhood that's faked cancer or a pregnancy, go over, have them sign a deal with you, and then go get a documentary company to come, because that's all anybody wants. Are women liars.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

If they've lied about an assault, a kidnapping, a fake pregnancy or cancer, that is what we want. And so then a lot. And everyone's just like, these are the docs. And then the next thing is what was a weird, juicy pop culture story from about 15 years ago that Gen Z is not aware of that we can just regurgitate in another doc.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, everything. Now, I was talking to someone in the industry about this. Everything's like, ip. Like, nobody wants any original ideas. Like, you've got it. Latch something on that people know. So it has to be like an old story that we're just, like, rehashing. Or like Courtney Stodden. She should produce, like, a lifetime film about married at 16.

[Guest Speaker]

Maybe that. That maybe. But maybe that'll be the next thing I suggest.

[Jacques Peterson]

It'd be better than telling the same story.

[Guest Speaker]

Make what you can out of it. Like, I'm not saying I'm sick of it like, or anything like that, like, make it go. But I'm just noticing that's the, that's the thing that is getting greenlit. It's not like a funny, entertaining, freshly scripted idea. It's like, oh my God, I was. And I love those stories too. I love a grifter, scammer, liar woman too. But I'm just saying, like, there's a lot out there.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, I mean, Holly Madison is still right in the anti Playboy thing. I mean, now she's doing a Playboy murder, true crime. I mean, how many times can you come out and say, I think we've got gross and Hugh was a creep. I mean, every Xbox, Playboy model. Oh, it actually wasn't that glamorous. Oh really? I've only heard this story 10,000 times. I mean, come on, we need some new material, people.

[Guest Speaker]

My niece was over last night and she was looking at my closet to like maybe borrow a dress for like her graduation photo. And she's like, wait, is this a dress or a lingerie or whatever? And I go, oh, it's this little purple lingerie dress that I'm never gonna get rid of. Cause I wore it to the Playboy mansion. I'm like, this is my. This is my flex where nothing happened to me. I ate my face off. I like ate the. I remember like so much free food and I was always so hungry when I went out because I couldn't afford anything. So that's what I remember is how good the food was and how I was looking at the painted girls that, you know, had no clothes on. It was like painted. And then I was like, how weird that you're sitting on like a clear chair eating food. This is so strange. Like, I hope you don't have any like discharge. Like, what the fuck is this?

[Jacques Peterson]

Like, get some Clorox wipes for that chair. Well, you know, Playboy magazine's back. They relaunched it again.

[Guest Speaker]

And who's in it?

[Jacques Peterson]

Steve Harvey's daughter. She's an influencer.

[Guest Speaker]

So she's on it.

[Jacques Peterson]

She's on the COVID She's really what is.

[Guest Speaker]

And so they're like, okay, so how much does it cost to actually buy a real magazine that you hold?

[Jacques Peterson]

I think it's like, okay, I'm gonna say this. It's like about $10 and it's actually really good. And so Playboy did this thing. Thing. It's funny, cuz we're talking before about things being very politically correct. I don't know if you remember, but they did like a woke rebrand of Playboy and It was like Lizzo was in it, and it was like, not. They did, like, non binary activists on the COVID It was like a HIV non binary activist that they put on the COVID They're putting, like, men in there. Like gay men.

[Guest Speaker]

When was this?

[Jacques Peterson]

It was like, a few. It was like, you know, during the Trump years when it was all very PC. Okay. All of that. And they were only doing, like, female photographers. And then, of course, it completely flopped. And it, like, the magazine hasn't been on shelves for years.

[Guest Speaker]

And then one of the boys was, like, running for, like, mayor.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

One of the congress or something.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah, yeah. And then Playboy went away, and now they brought it back, and now it's Steve Harvey's super hot. She's on this daughter. Yeah, she's.

[Guest Speaker]

And isn't she the one that dated P. Diddy? No. Did she?

[Jacques Peterson]

I think she dated a lot of.

[Guest Speaker]

Didn't she date P. Diddy and his son?

[Jacques Peterson]

She may have. I think she's dated a lot. She's an influencer or something, but she's stunning. And then the centerfold, they've got nude center because they banned nudity before Playboy because it was not empowering for women. So you couldn't get naked in Playboy. Now the nudity's back. So now they have some girl from Montana fully naked in the centerfold, and they're gonna have some good. Nikki Glazes done a interview in there. So it's.

[Guest Speaker]

Oh, I like it.

[Jacques Peterson]

She's not naked, but she didn't interview. It's got the fun celebrity.

[Guest Speaker]

I remember, like, my dad would have Playboy, and I loved, like, looking at their little bubble writing of, like, what they like to do and everything. And I. There was a special one of women in comedy that were nude. And I was like, in high school, and I knew I wanted to be a standup, and I was like, oh, my God. And it was this girl, Rhonda Shear, and she was, like, sexy and whatever. And then year. So she did the thing and there was all these other ones, and, like, they were showing. I don't know if they showed the vajay, but, like, whatever the boobs and stuff. And this comedy, like, was having kind of an explosion back then. And then. So then years later, like, I meet her and she's like, I'm gonna do a tour called Pajama Party, and it's gonna be sexy standup girls in Vegas, like, doing standup. And I'm like, anything that could pay me to do standup? I was like, sure, whatever. You know, like, so we'd wear, like, lingerie but do stand up.

[Jacques Peterson]

Oh, well, wasn't that your whole bit?

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah. Then she. Anyway, it didn't get. I didn't do it. It didn't happen. I think she did a couple shows, but then she made all this money in QVC because she, like, sold this, like, weird bra. I don't know where she is today. I'm sure someone will know.

[Jacques Peterson]

Okay, she's dealing there with, like, more.

[Guest Speaker]

But no, she, like, made all this money, like, like doing a product. But I remember I went to her house and she was already rich with the product stuff, but she wanted to get back into stand up. So she had, like a meeting of, like, all the cutest standups in LA that were girls that could maybe pull off wearing slutty clothes and doing jokes.

[Jacques Peterson]

But that. Wasn't that your thing when you were getting into comedy? You were like, I'm like the hot sorority girl doing comedy. Because everyone was like, oh, my husband doesn't have sex with me. And it was like the typical kind of grumpy.

[Guest Speaker]

Growing up, I never saw anyone, even Joan Rivers, who I thought was attractive, would talk about how, you know, how she wasn't attractive. So I was always like, how, you know, how can I, you know, make my thing? But now it's great because it's just. I always just tell people. Just tell your story. Just tell your truth. Don't think that you have to be, you know, your jokes have to sound like Nikki Glaser or mine or whoever. Just tell your story. But it takes time to get good.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

And, you know, you probably need to take some writing classes. Wendy will. Let's end on Wendy Williams. So she did her interview on the View. She seems like she's lucid. She's doing better. Her producer of Wendy said, you know, former producer, like, you know, she's doing great and that, you know, she got put in this facility because she was abusing alcohol, which then they thought was what brought on the dementia. But now she seems like she's fine, but she's still in this, like, Hudson Yard facility. And she can only call out, oh, yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

With the pictures of her on the. Yeah. Look, my take on Wendy Williams is kind of controversial. I think she sound. Look, she doesn't sound 100% lucid, by the way, because she has these weird tics where she keeps going. You know what I'm saying? You know what I'm saying? After everything they said that she had alcohol induced dementia, which you can come back from. The thing is, she Sounds lucid because she's being controlled, because she's not having access to alcohol and substances. I. And I'm not saying that she should be locked up because I think people should have the freedom to kind of destroy their own life if they want to. But I think it'll be a Britney Spears type of situation where it's like, well, you seem normal because we're not letting you near the substances and. And whatever you partake in. I think if you let Wendy out, she's just going to be back to, you know, passing out with a bottle of vodka in the middle of, like, Louis Vuitton. Like, remember that? She was like, passed out in the stores. Like, she was drinking herself into. She was incapacitated from, like, alcohol. And I feel like she's an addict and I think she'll go back to that once they free her. I think.

[Guest Speaker]

I feel like if you have like a sober companion aid with you, you know, 24 7, she needs that in, like. But also like, in multiple shifts because just like anybody, it's a job and you'll get sick of, like, being with this person. I guess that's what you. What some people really should spend their money on. And you probably. That's probably how much this facility costs. Like, you could probably just have someone hang out with you, take you to lunch. Go, now we're going to work out now you're going to watch this. But yeah, but then you could at least like, shop and have freedom and, like, go out. It's just. It does suck because it's like, you're right. Like, so what if she wants to drink herself? Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

I mean, it's her prerogative. Like, we have freedom, right? If that's what we want to do. I mean, you. There's people. I mean, hello. Here in la. I live in Hollywood. Like, every day there's people that are on drugs and on the sidewalk and they're doing their thing. So why are they allowed to do that? But Wendy has to be in a facility with people taking her money, so she should have the freedom to do whatever she wants. I just think that people have this idea in their head, like they did with Britney, where it's like, oh, we're gonna free them from this conservatorship and then she's gonna be back on the Wendy show. Or Brittany's gonna be back on tour doing I'm a slave for you. And it's like, no, like, you're gonna.

[Guest Speaker]

Right. It's never gonna happen. But like, still, you worked really Hard. And if you want to list, like, dance around near your fireplace or float in a pool and just like. And drink and like. Yeah. And you can do it. Yeah. You're. Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

As long as you're not hurting anybody. I mean, if you're hurting yourself. But, like, we kind of have the freedom to hurt ourselves for the most part, don't we?

[Guest Speaker]

Well. Right. It's true that it's like, so if you have a lot of money now, you're putting a conservative. But if you don't, we'll just, like, live.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah.

[Guest Speaker]

In this tent on the street, and no one will even fuck with you.

[Jacques Peterson]

Yeah. And all the people like me that are paying rent or, like, stepping over tent cities to get to Ralph's so, you know.

[Guest Speaker]

Yeah.

[Jacques Peterson]

Thing.

[Guest Speaker]

Well, Jacques, tell everybody where they can find you.

[Jacques Peterson]

Follow me on instagram @unpopular.jp Check out Daily Mail. Daily Mail plus, it's the. The new subscription. It's like $2 a month. You get all the juicy, sexy columns, advice columns, showbiz exclusives, who's getting plastic surgery, the whole thing. And yeah, thanks for having me back on.

[Guest Speaker]

It was great. Very juicy, very controversial. Everyone just don't get, you know, I'm scared.

[Jacques Peterson]

I'm not looking at the comments.

[Guest Speaker]

Underwear and a twist. I will do a little, you know, warning. Some people will get mad. But I thought it was great. And I. I enjoy the uncensored talk of Juicy scoop with you.

[Jacques Peterson]

Thank you. Anytime.

[Guest Speaker]

Thank you. And Everybody go to heatherbydeln.net join my Patreon. That's where I really tell you what I think, and you can click on there and join and thank you.

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