Lola Consuelos: Most Wanted Podcast Guest

Summary

Podcast Summary: "Lola Consuelos: Most Wanted Podcast Guest"

Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa is an intimate and engaging podcast where Kelly Ripa delves into personal conversations with friends, family, and experts about topics that matter to her. In the episode titled "Lola Consuelos: Most Wanted Podcast Guest," released on June 25, 2025, Kelly welcomes her daughter, Lola Consuelos, as the most requested guest. This episode offers listeners a heartfelt exploration of family dynamics, personal growth, and the challenges and joys of living abroad.

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Introduction and Welcome [01:31 - 02:51]

Kelly Ripa opens the episode by reflecting on meaningful advice she has given Lola over the years. Lola humorously recalls Kelly’s guidance:

Lola Consuelos [01:31]: "Don't wear leggings as pants. That was amazing."

This sets a lighthearted tone as Kelly introduces Lola as the standout guest for Season Three.

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Lola's Life in London [03:00 - 07:55]

Lola shares her experiences living in London for the past two years, describing it as her current home. She emphasizes the city's unique charm and encourages listeners to consider living abroad:

Lola Consuelos [05:51]: "Living in London is the best city. I love New York. New York's always going to be my home, but London just has a charm that is...so beautiful."

Lola discusses the process of extending her visa, highlighting the excitement and challenges of immersing herself in a new culture. She reflects on her initial fears, particularly during a significant murder case in London, which exacerbated her anxiety:

Lola Consuelos [09:35]: "I started slamming my door three times every night before bed, checking it. Literally couldn't fall asleep even when I was at someone else's home."

Kelly and Lola delve into how Kelly's proactive approach in apartment hunting helped Lola find a comfortable and secure living space, alleviating some of her anxieties.

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Family Dynamics and Relationships [14:17 - 21:23]

A significant portion of the conversation revolves around Lola’s relationship with Cass, her boyfriend from Switzerland. They met through a series of intertwined friendships, embodying what Lola describes as the "invisible string theory":

Lola Consuelos [16:07]: "The invisible string theory is a popular non-scientific concept suggesting that people destined to be together are connected by an invisible metaphorical string and their meaning is inevitable, often tied to ideas of fate and destiny."

Their relationship has grown over four years, with their families becoming closely knit. Lola shares anecdotes about her parents traveling to meet Cass’s family in Switzerland, highlighting the strong bonds formed between both families.

Lola also touches on the dynamics within her own family, featuring her brothers Michael and Joaquin. She playfully describes their personalities and how they contribute to the family’s lively atmosphere:

Lola Consuelos [21:12]: "They're like a family of James Bonds. They're all insane."

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Personal Growth and Overcoming Challenges [37:05 - 48:52]

Lola opens up about her struggles during her first year at NYU, particularly navigating the uncertainties of university life during the COVID-19 pandemic. She admits to often turning to her parents for support and reflects on the importance of their advice:

Lola Consuelos [37:14]: "There are so many times in my life where I'm now like, oh, my God, I completely get it. And I probably, if I have children, when I have children, one day, I'll probably say the same thing to them."

Kelly and Lola discuss the evolution of the parent-child relationship as children grow into adults. Lola emphasizes the need for mutual growth and understanding, highlighting the balance between independence and familial support.

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Humorous Anecdotes and Family Stories [49:36 - 55:35]

The conversation takes a lighter turn as Lola recounts a humorous family story where Kyle, an adult family member, pantses her at JFK Airport:

Lola Consuelos [51:44]: "Kyle pantsed me. And not only did my sweatpants come down my underwear as well."

This anecdote showcases the playful and sometimes embarrassing moments that strengthen family bonds. The story is met with laughter and affectionate teasing from Kelly and Marc Consuelos, Lola’s father.

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Advice from Kelly and Closing Remarks [55:27 - 57:03]

Towards the end of the episode, Kelly asks Lola about the most impactful advice she received growing up. Lola fondly recalls Kelly’s practical and heartfelt guidance:

Lola Consuelos [51:59]: "You've given me so many meaningful pieces of advice... just being nice and respectful and kind... when you stop giving that flustered attention, it will all fall into place."

Kelly expresses immense pride in Lola’s growth and accomplishments, praising her as an "extraordinary, extraordinarily kind person." Lola reciprocates the sentiment, thanking Kelly for her unwavering support and foundational teachings.

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Conclusion [57:07 - 57:53]

The episode wraps up with heartfelt thanks and a reaffirmation of the strong mother-daughter relationship. Kelly encourages listeners to support Lola’s burgeoning music career, highlighting the mutual respect and love that defines their interactions both on and off the camera.

Kelly Ripa [53:37]: "You're a hell of a podcast guest."

Lola Consuelos [54:44]: "You did an amazing job."

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Notable Quotes

• Lola Consuelos [01:31]: "Don't wear leggings as pants. That was amazing."
• Lola Consuelos [16:07]: "The invisible string theory is a popular non-scientific concept suggesting that people destined to be together are connected by an invisible metaphorical string and their meaning is inevitable."
• Lola Consuelos [37:14]: "I probably, if I have children, when I have children, one day, I'll probably say the same thing to them."
• Lola Consuelos [51:59]: "You've given me so many meaningful pieces of advice... just being nice and respectful and kind."
• Kelly Ripa [53:37]: "You're a hell of a podcast guest."

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Conclusion

This episode of Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa offers a genuine and heartfelt conversation between mother and daughter, touching on personal growth, family relationships, and the complexities of living abroad. Lola Consuelos emerges as a relatable and inspiring figure, navigating her way through life with support from her loving family. Kelly’s role as both a host and a supportive parent adds depth to the narrative, making this episode a must-listen for fans seeking an authentic glimpse into the lives behind the public personas.

Transcript

[Kelly Ripa]

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[Lola Consuelos]

It's meaningful. But you've given me so many meaningful pieces of advice. One of them being don't wear leggings as pants. That was amazing.

[Kelly Ripa]

Somebody gotta cue me or do I cue myself? Cue yourself. Okay, this is it, ladies and gentlemen. We are back with another episode of season three. That's right, I said it. Season three of let's Talk off camera. So let's get talking.

[Lola Consuelos]

Woo hoo.

[Kelly Ripa]

You asked for it. Yes, you. You dear listeners, you asked for it. We are delivering it. She is most requested guest, much to the chagrin of her brothers. Buckle up because today we have none other than my very favorite daughter, Lola Consuelos. Lola Consuelos is here.

[Marc Consuelos]

She is. And she's texting me.

[Kelly Ripa]

She's texting you because she's busy.

[Marc Consuelos]

Are you guys. She said, are you guys calling me in the year 2025?

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh my gosh. Is that what she said?

[Marc Consuelos]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

She's waiting out in the hallway. She's flown home from London. London is where my daughter currently lives. She's been living for the past two years. And when she flies in, you know, we got to get the most out of her, so we put her right to work on this podcast. All right, so let's bring her in.

[Albert Bianchini]

Let's go.

[Marc Consuelos]

Lola.

[Kelly Ripa]

Lola. Ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, Lola Consuelos.

[Marc Consuelos]

Wow.

[Lola Consuelos]

This year.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, so you are our most requested guest. Did you know?

[Lola Consuelos]

Like this.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah. Did you know that?

[Lola Consuelos]

Well, sorry. As I took a swig of water, you guys told me I was the most wanted guest and I basically am assuming. I assumed at first that someone had dropped out and that's why you guys are trying to lure me into this room.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, you did not. Nobody dropped out. You are our most requested guest.

[Lola Consuelos]

I feel like I'm in a studio.

[Kelly Ripa]

Do you want to sing something for us?

[Lola Consuelos]

No, don't talk to me.

[Kelly Ripa]

Why do you think people are so interested in you?

[Lola Consuelos]

Well.

[Kelly Ripa]

They watched you grow up on tv.

[Lola Consuelos]

They watch that. But also, I feel like I'm. Out of all the Consuelos children, I'm probably the most active on social media and I probably post things that people maybe don't like. I wore a T shirt yesterday the other day that said do my boobs look big in this?

[Kelly Ripa]

Which is kind of. It's kind of funny because.

[Lola Consuelos]

It's funny because I'm. I learned this new term. Well endowed.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yes, you are. You are. You've got a robust bosom.

[Lola Consuelos]

Exactly. And, and, but, but let me tell you, I did wear this top just to be provocative. Just to be provocative and to hopefully scare away some of the hating grannies. Is that fair to say?

[Kelly Ripa]

What's interesting is that I find this. People that troll me on social media also troll you.

[Lola Consuelos]

My favorite comment that I ever got, it was, I think it was in 2018 and I posted a photo of myself in a like, it was a see through tank top kind of. And I was wearing a bikini cuz I was on vacation and I posted it and someone commented, spoiled rotten, big boobs, zero worries. And I really want to print it out and put it on a T shirt because I just thought it was so funny. Spoiled rotten, big boobs, zero worries. I clapped back once. I think it must have been during COVID And I think I was bored.

[Kelly Ripa]

I was bored. Boredom.

[Lola Consuelos]

And this mom commented something very mean and I basically went to her profile and saw her daughters and I said I'm sure your daughters would really appreciate seeing their mom comment on it. I was. I was 18 on an 18 year old girl's post and then I deleted it. But I was so bored it didn't even bother me. I just wanted to embarrass her.

[Albert Bianchini]

I like your response.

[Kelly Ripa]

How's it been living in London? Like, tell me your life there.

[Lola Consuelos]

I love London. To everyone listening, if you, you know, you're talking to the most wanted podcast guest, you should probably listen to my opinions. I encourage everyone to do, at least, if you can, a year, maybe less, maybe eight months. I don't know. Living in London, I think it's the best city. I love New York. New York's always going to be my home, but London just has a charm that.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's on a charm offensive.

[Lola Consuelos]

I knew you were going to say that. I knew you're going to say that. It just has. It has such a charm. It's so beautiful. London, life is great. I could not be happier. I'm currently in the process of applying for my visa, which would then let me stay extension my visa extension, which would then let me stay there for another five years, which is quite nutty.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's such a bold and brave move for you to pick up. After college, you graduated and literally went straight to London.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

What did we do to upset you so much?

[Lola Consuelos]

You guys didn't do anything to upset me. First of all, I grew up in New York, like most of you would know, and I went to nyu, so I never left New York. I started university during COVID basically when Covid started. So it was like such a weird college experience. But I feel like for the most part, I always heard of my friends loving New York when they came home because they missed it. And I didn't feel that because I didn't have the chance to miss it because I decided not to leave. You guys really didn't do much. And so, I don't know, I think London seemed like a good place for me to start, as I also did my semester abroad there. I had made a lot of new friends in London, and it felt very comfortable to me.

[Kelly Ripa]

And when you say we didn't do much, what does that mean? I mean, I personally, I felt like I was on an airplane helping you find an apartment.

[Lola Consuelos]

No, I'm saying you guys didn't do much to make me leave.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, I see. I see. I got it.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes.

[Marc Consuelos]

I'm with your mom.

[Lola Consuelos]

I will say this. I will say this. Mom was amazing when it came to apartment hunting and asking all the right questions. Asking all the right questions. And it's so funny because, well, I need to put a little side note, side note here. When I did my semester abroad in London, there was a huge, huge murder that had happened. And I was very, very scared of it. And I also am very like, it happened in America, it happened in America. I have crippling anxiety. It's getting better. I was obsessing over this case and I could not stop thinking about it. Truly in everything I did, I spoke about it. And it also happened to be when I was doing my semester abroad in London and I would constantly message my parents and every night before bed, mainly, mom, am I going to. Is something going to happen?

[Kelly Ripa]

2, 3, 4, 5 o' clock in the morning. It was like an all night thing.

[Lola Consuelos]

Is anything going to happen? I started like slamming my door three times every night before bed, checking it. Literally couldn't fall asleep even when I was at someone else's home. Couldn't fall asleep even though I was. It was my. And it was my first time living alone in different countries. So I think obviously that played a part in it. And London is so sweet in the way that at least in the area that I'm in, most of the buildings are like, you just let yourself in with a key. And I'm used to like doorman buildings. And so it felt. I know it's not unsafe.

[Kelly Ripa]

You felt vulnerable.

[Lola Consuelos]

I felt very vulnerable. But so I had to go say that because when I visited London with you, mom. For those who are listening, we should really get cameras. First of all on the show.

[Kelly Ripa]

This is called off camera.

[Lola Consuelos]

I know, I know.

[Marc Consuelos]

Ignore the lighting that we have.

[Kelly Ripa]

Although you really do look very pretty. So I wish people could see you right now because you.

[Lola Consuelos]

I'll post a picture on Instagram. When we did all these apartment tour hunting tours, I saw a really cute muse. It was in Notting Hill. And we, we were with. It was my mom, my boyfriend and I and we all were looking at it and my mom said, I'm just telling you, I think it's great. But there's. This is not even like you have neighbors living in the building above or below you. You're all alone. Is that something that you're willing to do? Are you going to call me?

[Kelly Ripa]

The door is right on the street.

[Lola Consuelos]

It's right on the street. Are you going to call me every night?

[Kelly Ripa]

The windows are right on the street.

[Lola Consuelos]

But. But any normal person would be like, this is amazing. And my mom said that. I was like, oh my God, she's so right. This is going. I'm going to get myself into a fear spiral. Fear spiral here. So. But just little things like that where I was like, okay, this is really. You're asking, you're. You're basically pretty selecting. You're just. Yeah, what's it when you're just setting me up? You're, you're basically making me picture myself and what fears would become a thing?

[Kelly Ripa]

No, I was just as, as a, as a mother. I just envisioned you. If you're going to live so far away from us, alone by yourself. And we are not just a car ride away. We are, it's. We are far away from you. I did the responsible parent thing and asked questions because there were a couple of lovely apartments. She looked at a couple of lovely buildings and walk ups she looked at. But I would notice things like there's a scaffolding there. How long will that scaffolding be there? Will that apartment window be accessible to that scaffolding that anybody can climb up? You know and I would just.

[Lola Consuelos]

She's also why I have these insane fears because that is like, like so I mean, yeah, it's like I guess if you bring an umbrella it won't rain. But also sometimes it's like that is. Why would that happen?

[Kelly Ripa]

I just wanted to cover all the bases. And you found the right building? I found amazing.

[Lola Consuelos]

The best building, the best apartment. I feel very cozy there.

[Kelly Ripa]

You're very lucky.

[Lola Consuelos]

It's an ex.

[Marc Consuelos]

Bank safe.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes. It's next to a bank safe.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's around the corner from.

[Lola Consuelos]

It's actually next to. Ow. A cinnamon bun please.

[Kelly Ripa]

What's it around the corner from? What do you videotape every morning and send to dad and me? Is it the retirement community?

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh my God, yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

She's every morning she walks by the retirement community and sends us a picture and she's like, look at how chic this is.

[Lola Consuelos]

It's so luxurious.

[Kelly Ripa]

She shows me the restaurant. She's like there's a restaurant in there. Look at how elegant it is. You see like one person sort of.

[Albert Bianchini]

Is she putting you in a retirement home or whatever?

[Kelly Ripa]

She's putting me in a retirement home.

[Lola Consuelos]

It's just for if they ever want to move to London, they know that they have a great base.

[Marc Consuelos]

Excuse me. A retirement home with Range Rovers and Cinnabons. What's the problem with that?

[Kelly Ripa]

Literally, you know, your dad and I were talking about like if we ever left New York, like what would our futures look like if we ever just like, you know, just gave up on New York. Like where would we go? And, and dad's first thing is he said well, we would have to get an apartment to be near Lola.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh my goodness. I've been. This is my whole plot. Every time they come to visit me in London. I'm like, first of all, it's never. London has been. The weather has been beautiful, but I feel like every time you guys come, it's a bit gray, a bit rainy, but I'm always trying to have them walk down these really beautiful streets with these homes to be like, oh, yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, you have to see that.

[Lola Consuelos]

I'm like, do you see this?

[Kelly Ripa]

Anyway, is there someone special in London? Is there a special someone that you want to inform us about or do you want to. Or do you want to keep that on the ct?

[Lola Consuelos]

No, because here's the thing, okay. At this point, it's like, I don't even. I don't even. I don't even say names. There is, of course, there's someone special in London. There's someone special in New York. There's so much. No, that sounds so bad.

[Kelly Ripa]

That sounds so bad.

[Albert Bianchini]

He's not gonna like that.

[Lola Consuelos]

AKA my parents in New York.

[Kelly Ripa]

That's nice. We're the someone special.

[Lola Consuelos]

There is someone very special in London who Albert's met to make this relatable to the podcast table. You've met him, Mom. You've met him.

[Kelly Ripa]

I love him. I love his family. We are very close.

[Lola Consuelos]

They're very close.

[Kelly Ripa]

We have a lot of. We, you know, his mother and I have a lot of conversations about you two that you don't.

[Lola Consuelos]

We have a lot of conversations about you two. I'm kidding. I'm kidding, kidding. I'm kidding.

[Kelly Ripa]

So how did you two originally meet?

[Lola Consuelos]

Okay, so. Oof. So we met.

[Kelly Ripa]

You met on vacation.

[Lola Consuelos]

We met on vacation. We both grew up going to a place that is special to both of us. Very special.

[Kelly Ripa]

Individually.

[Lola Consuelos]

Individually. Well, first of all, the funniest thing is, is that some people are gonna think this sounds stupid and silly. I'm a very big believer in the invisible string theory and I can't necessarily define it. Albert, don't look at me.

[Marc Consuelos]

I want to hear what this is.

[Kelly Ripa]

I know what it is.

[Lola Consuelos]

Basically, the invisible string theory is the theory. And I don't. This is not the exact definition, but it's basically the. The idea that you and your partner, who you're with, whether that be someone that you end up marrying or just together for a long time, probably have had an invisible connecting string in some form, shape or form, whether that be places. What's the. Okay. The invisible string theory is a popular non scientific concept suggesting that people destined to be together are connected by an invisible metaphorical string and their meaning is inevitable, often tied to ideas of fate and destiny, period.

[Albert Bianchini]

Thanks for looking it up, Albert.

[Marc Consuelos]

I'm like, let's get to it.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes. So back to how we met. And the invisible string theory is that it's a so crazy that we both grew up going to this very small, small island. And because he's not from the US and because I am from the US we would go on these vacations at different times. Usually people that are from the US go during spring break. And if maybe you're from the UK or Europe is different, your spring break is. But it's so crazy because we have a lot of the same memories growing up at this place. Like, I'll make a weird reference. They had this scuba diving class called the Bubble Makers or something. Tiny bubbles.

[Kelly Ripa]

Tiny bubbles.

[Lola Consuelos]

Something like that. And it's such a random thing, but it's a reference that I know he understands. Even though we didn't experience together, even things like a lot of the kids and even the adults. But we get very close to the locals and they've known us both growing up individually and have watched us go from little kids to the adults to the insane adults that we are now, but probably would have never expected that Lola from New York, the little chunky cheek girl in her bikini, tanned and all, would be dating this boy from Switzerland, pale and tall. Yes. So we met on vacation. Vacation. Guys, I have adhd. Like, actually, give me a break.

[Kelly Ripa]

You've diagnosed yourself with three psychiatric conditions in this podcast.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes, yes, yes. So we met. We met on vacation. And it's actually really funny because I'm saying this, I assume I know that he wouldn't mind me saying this. It makes the story better, but we did not like each other when we first met each other. And I always say this, and I said say this to everyone that I meet that I think the reason we don't find ourselves truly arguing that much is because we kind of got it all out of our systems when we first met each other.

[Kelly Ripa]

So your invisible string was all tangled.

[Lola Consuelos]

It was all jumbled, right? It was jumbled around our necks, right? Yes. So we met on vacation and we both went to the same university.

[Kelly Ripa]

Lo and behold.

[Lola Consuelos]

Lo and behold.

[Kelly Ripa]

Didn't know.

[Lola Consuelos]

Didn't know. He was talking to my cousin and I heard him say something about nyu, and I'd spoken to him. Another invisible string, really quickly to add it in there. My best friend Erica met him three years prior when she did a semester in London for a summer school. They went out. She's the reason, actually. Shout out Erica. She's the reason I kind of met him because she went up to him and said, I feel like I've been out with you in London. Did we go to a club? And he's like, yes. And I mean, that didn't start the conversation about nyu, but you know, she also met him before. Now his best girlfriend, who is my best friend, Alice. Shout out Alice. I'm naming all of everyone else but him Alice. And we'll call him Cass. Alice and Cass, that night that they met. Cheers. We all cheers to a drink to Alice. Some girl that I had no idea who she is. Now fast forward almost six years. She's one of my best friends through Cass. So yeah, we had just so many weird, like intertwined things and people and all this stuff. And yeah, now we're almost dating for four years, which is insane, but.

[Kelly Ripa]

And now your parents all travel together.

[Lola Consuelos]

And our parents all travel together.

[Kelly Ripa]

Isn't that wild?

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes. My mom and dad were able to travel to where he grew up last summer and see, you know, his home, meet his family. They actually met his grandparents, which was so cute. We watched them wake surf. I was trying dad. Dad was injured. Mom hates the cold. I was like, this is actually looks so lame of us guys. They're the most athletic and they're amazing at every sport that they do. It's actually stupid. They're like insane.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's like the James Bond family. It is like if you could picture a family of James Bonds where every single person is James Bond. Like his mother is James Bond and his dad is James Bond. He's James Bond. His sister's James Bond. They're all Bonds.

[Lola Consuelos]

They're all insane. I remember we went. I grew up skiing to a certain extent. We would go, you're an amazing skier.

[Kelly Ripa]

I'm not going to have you on your ski.

[Lola Consuelos]

Please, can you, can you just actually let me. We grew up going skiing, right? But two weeks out of the year is not that much. And when you live in the UK or Europe, you're. It's so much easier to get to a mountain on the weekends because sometimes a 45 minute drive in a car and it's beautiful. And back to the James Bond thing is because when I went skiing with them for the first time, I remember Cass saying, have you ever skied before? And I was like, oh, I ski. And I got on that mountain and I was like, holy. They were. I was holding my breath, holding my breath. And it's. The way they ski is like what you see in the movies. And it's like The. The people that I would see when we were in Colorado, I remember there was the kids that were in ski school and they. From a young age, they were so insane because they ski, like, go to.

[Kelly Ripa]

The Olympics and they're amazing.

[Lola Consuelos]

And I was like, oh, my God. I'm dating one of these kids I'm dating. And his sister, also my best friend as well. The most insane skier. It's really. It's strange.

[Kelly Ripa]

But you're an incredible skier.

[Lola Consuelos]

Thank you.

[Kelly Ripa]

Well, to be clear, we'll.

[Lola Consuelos]

We'll let you. We're gonna.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, she's in.

[Lola Consuelos]

No, because if I keep on saying this and she's gonna always end it on. But you're an incredible scare, so we'll let you end it on that. Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

Thank you.

[Lola Consuelos]

So, wait, did I answer any question that you asked?

[Kelly Ripa]

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[Albert Bianchini]

Does it have a diamond at the bottom thing?

[Kelly Ripa]

Is it a string of diamonds?

[Lola Consuelos]

My whole thing is my friend said this to me. I love how I'm bringing every single one of my friends. I'm gonna rephrase kind of what she said because this is her story. I'm not gonna tell it, but sometimes when you think about the future so much, it's because you feel like that present moment with someone slipping away. And I think with my boyfriend and I were so present.

[Kelly Ripa]

You're very simp with each other.

[Lola Consuelos]

And was that Spanish?

[Kelly Ripa]

It's Italian. Simpatico.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh. So of course. And we always say we would never date to break up. That's weird. I would only date someone to see a future with them. So I guess to answer your question is I want 1000% see a future. And I think the best part about it is that we don't even have to think about it because we're so comfortable and certain with each other that it doesn't really play on our minds that much. It's not like a oh my God. But like what if is this gonna. It's more just like this would be really cool if one day when this happens. That would be really cool. But yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Plus you have your pushy mothers in the background talking about all things all the time.

[Lola Consuelos]

I know, it's so funny. I'm obsessed.

[Kelly Ripa]

So tell me about your new music. When will you release your ep? I've suggested several titles for the ep. One of being unreleased or in Second contention is never released. And third contention would be waiting to be released.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes. There's not a set date, but I've been working a lot in London on it. It's kind of a new vibe from my other songs that I've released. But yeah, I am really excited. I'll probably say more about it when it actually is about to come out. And. And let me just say one thing to all the listeners, please, please, please send it to your children.

[Kelly Ripa]

Please.

[Albert Bianchini]

You think we have only grannies listening to this?

[Lola Consuelos]

You keep saying I don't, but I go on my demograph. I go on my analytics. Analytics don't lie. Not pulled out of thin air. And I need the 14 to 20 range to be bumped the up.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, but they don't have any money. Their mothers are paying for everything, so.

[Lola Consuelos]

Well, listen to my music with your children.

[Marc Consuelos]

Sure. But you're mad that those people are there. You want everybody there.

[Lola Consuelos]

No, exactly, I want everyone there. To all my fans and supporters, I absolutely adore you. I'm not ageist. I want everyone there. But get your daughters listening to it. It's gonna be fun. And your sons. I can't give an example right now. I'm currently on vocal rest.

[Kelly Ripa]

You do sound like you have a cold.

[Lola Consuelos]

I'm getting over the London hay fever, as they call it.

[Albert Bianchini]

But you guys have like a big thing tomorrow, right? That's why Lola's in town.

[Kelly Ripa]

Lola's in town for this.

[Lola Consuelos]

What's going on? So tomorrow we have a People magazine photo shoot. I believe it's the beautiful people edit.

[Kelly Ripa]

Wow. I squeaked in there on her coattails. On her coattails and squeaked in there.

[Lola Consuelos]

We're doing, I guess a. I don't know what to call their segment. It's a mother, daughter, daughter photo shoot. But it's also funny because it's. The concept is what's mine is yours, where you basically switch clothing with your mom and vice versa. And again, to those listening and not watching all of you guys, my mother and I are very different sizes. And I don't know why anyone would think that we could fit in to virtually anything of each other's.

[Kelly Ripa]

What are you saying? Are you suggesting that I am not well endowed? Is that what you're suggesting?

[Lola Consuelos]

No, I'm suggesting that you're teeny tiny and.

[Kelly Ripa]

Are you suggesting. Guessing that I don't have a good bosom because I heard we were doing brush bra swaps.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes, that would be. It's gonna get so rated R. It's.

[Kelly Ripa]

Gonna be very rare.

[Lola Consuelos]

Her bra swap with me just. You're not gonna put this in there, but her broth up with me would be my areola bra swap.

[Albert Bianchini]

That's the title of the episode.

[Kelly Ripa]

Ariela Braswap is the title of the episode.

[Marc Consuelos]

Ariela and your EP that you should release.

[Kelly Ripa]

That's actually. That is. Is a great name for the ep.

[Lola Consuelos]

Ariel le Braswap.

[Kelly Ripa]

Will you add the most excitement to the family? Would you agree?

[Lola Consuelos]

Mm.

[Kelly Ripa]

I mean, when you come home, the house is alive.

[Lola Consuelos]

I think Michael adds a lot of excitement.

[Kelly Ripa]

Michael adds a lot. Michael is very fun.

[Lola Consuelos]

And Joaquin adds a lot of excitement in a different way.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yes. Yes. He adds a lot of fire and pepper.

[Lola Consuelos]

I think we're all different, and I think I just bring a different energy.

[Kelly Ripa]

Was it hard being wedged in between two boys?

[Lola Consuelos]

I actually. I don't think so. Now, looking back at it, I don't ever think that I would want it any other way. I know a lot of people with sisters. That seems great. I can't really imagine myself with a sister now. When I was growing up, I feel like all I wanted was a sister. But now I can't imagine myself with. Without brothers and with a sister in our family.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay. If our family was a horror movie. Okay. Who is running to investigate the strange noise? Who's running out of the house? Give me the dynamic.

[Lola Consuelos]

Okay.

[Kelly Ripa]

I know what you're.

[Lola Consuelos]

You know what?

[Kelly Ripa]

I know what you're doing. I know what you're doing.

[Lola Consuelos]

Just to get me to. We'll get the easiest one. Over and done with. I always say that if something like this happens, if someone enters a building, if there's a tsunami, an earthquake, I'm fine. Any hard surface that I can, banging my head against it multiple times and knocking myself out. So I will put myself as the.

[Kelly Ripa]

One that smashes themself in the head to avoid being murdered.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes. But then it's also tricky because I also love, like, investigating things.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yes, you like to investigate.

[Lola Consuelos]

Well, I'll never forget this. When we were in the Hamptons, the alarm went off, as it always does, because there was rain or a spider. Something had happened.

[Kelly Ripa]

Spider web.

[Lola Consuelos]

Spider web. And you and I come out because I was obviously freaking out. I assumed after multiple times, it would be one of the two options. Rain or spider web. And so we come out and we see Michael Consuelos with his skull bejeweled cane, his tank top, and his pajama shorts pulled up to his belly button, like, holding it like he was about to knock someone Out. So I think Michael and dad would be Jesus. Now, this is hard because now we have Joaquin. Back then, I would have said Joaquin would have been. He would have hit under the other. Under the covers. Now Joaquin and Joaquin's like, a beast now.

[Kelly Ripa]

I don't think people really understand.

[Lola Consuelos]

Do people understand how lethal? Yes, he's lethal.

[Kelly Ripa]

Four years at University of Michigan. Wrestling will do that to a kid. Was your question? Yeah.

[Lola Consuelos]

Who's the.

[Albert Bianchini]

Who's running out of the house?

[Lola Consuelos]

Who's running out of the house? Okay.

[Albert Bianchini]

And leaving everybody else for dead?

[Lola Consuelos]

O. I would never want to put myself in this. Like, make myself seem like I would do this, But I just fear that me knocking myself out is kind of equivalent to me running out of the house. Like, it's not doing anything for anyone. So.

[Kelly Ripa]

So you're the one who's the one staying and fighting the monster.

[Lola Consuelos]

You and dad for sure. But then Michael and Joaquin are also gonna get in there.

[Kelly Ripa]

I think Michael would be out the door behind him with his cane.

[Lola Consuelos]

Michael.

[Kelly Ripa]

Mom, with his cane.

[Lola Consuelos]

We cannot say that. The whole point of him with the cane is he was the one. He was out there before. We were trying to find what was going on.

[Kelly Ripa]

Well, it was a spider. A spider had spun a web and tripped the alarm. Jan, this is your question.

[Albert Bianchini]

Oh, yeah. Is there a family group text?

[Lola Consuelos]

There is.

[Albert Bianchini]

There is a family group test. What's it called?

[Kelly Ripa]

It's called fam in it.

[Lola Consuelos]

And we're so embarrassed by that name that mom and dad came up with that. Michael, Joaquin, and I have a group chat called family, isn't it?

[Albert Bianchini]

So you guys have a side group chat that you can talk about them on?

[Lola Consuelos]

We have a side group chat. I have a group chat with mom and dad and a group chat with Michael, Joaquin, and then we all have a group chat together.

[Kelly Ripa]

And then, so just for reference, we all have the fam in nit group chat.

[Lola Consuelos]

I hate the way you're saying it.

[Kelly Ripa]

That's what it's called. Fam in it. We were really into top boy, the TV show, and we just got into saying femme.

[Lola Consuelos]

I never saw it, but they.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, if you watch it once, you'll be saying femme innit too. Anyway, so femme innit is our group text. But then on the side, Lola, Mark, and I have a side group text. Michael, Mark, and I have a side group text. Joaquin, Mark, and I have a side group text. Lola and I have a side side group.

[Lola Consuelos]

That's not a side side group text, because that's not a group. It's Just us messing each other. What? That's what I'm saying.

[Kelly Ripa]

But then we'll. But we sometimes, like, we'll text each other while the group text is happening about certain things being said in the group text. And then once in a while, we will leave the chat.

[Lola Consuelos]

I put my phone on do not disturb, so I actually don't see a lot of the messages. I'm also going to bed way before them, so sometimes I'll wake up to just, like, random YouTube videos that we definitely should watch. You guys need to watch this. Watch this. A random photo of us when we were kids.

[Albert Bianchini]

Last message on the group text.

[Kelly Ripa]

I'm reading it right now. I just pulled it up. Ready? It's from Michael Consuelos. It says, you guys want to hear a fun fact I learned today? The theme song of White Lotus uses a famous music sequence used in a lot of shows and movies to forewarn impending disaster or death.

[Lola Consuelos]

Period.

[Marc Consuelos]

Who left the chat after that one?

[Kelly Ripa]

Nobody left the chat, but nobody responded to it either. I just think that's so funny.

[Lola Consuelos]

That makes me sad.

[Marc Consuelos]

Write him back.

[Lola Consuelos]

Let's write him back right now.

[Albert Bianchini]

I have another question for you guys.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes.

[Albert Bianchini]

So Kelly and I talk about this a lot because my kids are getting older, and we actually just talked about this with Ms. Obama. But, like, the shift from going from being this is your mom to, like, this is my friend. And the conversations changing. Like, how was that for you guys?

[Lola Consuelos]

For me, I think when I went to university my first year, I was not happy at all. And also, it's so hard because your other friends that you grew up with in high school are also going through the same thing. They're going to. They're at a new school for the first time, and you don't really want to maybe bother them. And a lot of them made great choices and went to much more fun schools who are probably actually having a good time. And my friends at nyu, I didn't really know as well yet because I just started, but I was going through a bit of a thing, and I really felt like the only people I could speak to were my parents. Like most cases when you're growing up, your parents always, like, I'm just telling you, like, when you're older, you're gonna wish you listened to me. And there's so many times in my life where I'm now like, oh, my God, I completely get it. And I probably. If I have children, when I have children, one day, I'll probably say the same thing to them. And they'll tell me to F off.

[Kelly Ripa]

They'll say it with a British accent.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yeah, no, but you know, and I'll probably, then that will be the cycle. But maybe you guys would think it's different. That's when I started really feeling like I could, like, I actually want, I didn't really want anyone else's opinion but my parents. You know that your parents actually in most cases, and it's really sad if this is not the case, but in most cases, your parents actually have your best interests at heart. And also, listen, I think it's not just a kid thing. I think parents have to grow as well and understand that when your child is an adult now, we can make our own decisions for ourselves and live with them. Live with them. Listen, the shift happens until they do something wrong and they're like, we're not your friend. I'm your mom. That room is my room. That phone is my phone. That door is my door.

[Marc Consuelos]

I have two questions.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay.

[Marc Consuelos]

And one dovetails into the other.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, I like this.

[Marc Consuelos]

The first one is everyone in your family is extremely fit and is in great shape. How do you, how is that important to you? And how do you bring that into your life? And then if you had to pick one meal to have for the rest of your life, what would it be?

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[Lola Consuelos]

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[Lola Consuelos]

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[Jan Chile]

That's okay.

[Lola Consuelos]

I don't really have much in my purse.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, let's see.

[Lola Consuelos]

Hand sanitizer. It's lavender.

[Jan Chile]

I'm good.

[Kelly Ripa]

Seriously, Let me check this pocket.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh, mints.

[Jan Chile]

Really, I'm fine.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh, I have raisins.

[Seth Bronquist]

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[Lola Consuelos]

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[Marc Consuelos]

Like health.

[Lola Consuelos]

Okay.

[Marc Consuelos]

I have two questions.

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay.

[Marc Consuelos]

And that one dovetails into the other.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, I like this.

[Marc Consuelos]

The first one is everyone in your family is extremely fit and is in great shape. How do you, how is that important to you? And how do you bring that into your life? And then if you had to pick one meal to have for the rest of your life, what would it be?

[Lola Consuelos]

Which one should I answer first?

[Marc Consuelos]

Like health.

[Lola Consuelos]

Okay, well, I think first of all, when you have a lot of fit people around you and you're not per se, the fittest, it's very, it can be very, what's the word?

[Kelly Ripa]

Like stressful.

[Lola Consuelos]

Stressful. And not maybe alienating as well. Stressful. Alienating. It can, you know, make your, you less confident and it, you almost, it feels like you don't know where to start really because you're already surrounded by so many like correct answers. And I, you know, I grew up in a household with very healthy food. We were a very clean eating family, which is great. And there was a lot of sport and we were required. And now I'm like, that was amazing that we were put into sport at such a young age. But when you're 14 and you're going through puberty and you start to gain weight and you know, it can feel like a bit defeating if you are not really up to like a specific standard that everyone in your family is based off of, like, I didn't feel that I wanted to run or do a sport. I did it and I was forced into it. And I'm happy I was now, but I couldn't see how, like, Michael would have volunteered to run track and field and how you would, like, go to a workout, like, how you wanted to go. I just wasn't in that headspace. In general, it's a very awkward time for girls, and a lot of changes are happening to your body. And on top of that, you also have, like, boys that are going through puberty, and everyone's hormonal and bitchy and weird.

[Kelly Ripa]

When you say forced into sports, I don't remember forcing you into sports. I remember your friends all playing sports and you wanting to play sports, too. Because then if you were forced into sport, I was forced into sitting in the bleachers freezing my ass off.

[Lola Consuelos]

No, but you mean like stupid field.

[Kelly Ripa]

Hockey games and, and, and.

[Lola Consuelos]

No, but what parent is going to want their child to sit around all.

[Albert Bianchini]

Day, like, encouraged you?

[Lola Consuelos]

Yeah, encouraged. Encouraged, sure. That's fine. That's a great word to use. But now being in London and, you know, I am doing, like, Pilates and training, and a lot of people I work with are saying, oh, did you do gymnastics as a kid? Did you. What sports did you do? Oh, I did horseback riding. I did lacrosse. I did all this stuff. Like, I can really tell because you have, like, a base level of, like, strength and fitness, which I'm really grateful to now. And now fitness is a huge part of my life. I love going to the gym, which I could never imagine myself saying that even three years ago. I love going to the gym. And so now I'm like, wow, I'm so glad that I had my parents the whole time talking about the importance of health and fitness and nutrition.

[Kelly Ripa]

I still want to know what sport I forced you in. So I'd love.

[Albert Bianchini]

I want to say something. Okay. Because I'm an outsider. We're going to get to the meal, you're going to go. But I'm going to just say something as an outsider. Okay. I to need know how you felt. And I'm. I hear you out. You felt this way, hormonal, all of it. I'm going to tell you as an outsider, you were always a stunning, beautiful girl.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh, thank you.

[Albert Bianchini]

It's true, though.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's true.

[Lola Consuelos]

Thank you.

[Albert Bianchini]

People feel the way they feel, but you were always a beautiful.

[Lola Consuelos]

Thank you.

[Kelly Ripa]

Always.

[Lola Consuelos]

That's very kind.

[Kelly Ripa]

I can't say that because she's ready to walk out. And I'm.

[Lola Consuelos]

I'm not actually going to walk out.

[Kelly Ripa]

Still curious what sport I forced you into?

[Albert Bianchini]

What food?

[Lola Consuelos]

Okay, wait.

[Marc Consuelos]

What is the meal for the rest of your life? What is it? And can I sit next to you?

[Lola Consuelos]

Can I choose only one?

[Marc Consuelos]

Just. Yeah, give us.

[Kelly Ripa]

Give us your final meal.

[Marc Consuelos]

The meal. The. The like.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh, like a appetizer entre thing. Okay. All right. You want to. You want to start?

[Kelly Ripa]

Are we at a restaurant or where are we?

[Lola Consuelos]

We're at a restaurant that's serving every type of food I want.

[Marc Consuelos]

Okay, let's go.

[Lola Consuelos]

Let's get some oysters going.

[Kelly Ripa]

Oh, okay.

[Lola Consuelos]

Let's get some crispy tuna rice. Crispy rice tuna with some soy sauce. Let's get some arancini truffle arancini balls. Let's get some ricotta on sourdough with some honey and lavender on it.

[Kelly Ripa]

So now we're at Laconda Verde.

[Lola Consuelos]

I was thinking la conda verde.

[Kelly Ripa]

We're moving downtown. Yes.

[Lola Consuelos]

A basil leaf. Let's do. Okay, wait, what else? I'll do one more appetizer starter.

[Marc Consuelos]

Let's do, like, a frito misto.

[Kelly Ripa]

Frito misto is nice.

[Lola Consuelos]

A clam chowder and a caviar on a potato in a baked potato, but many styles, so we can make it appetizer delicious.

[Marc Consuelos]

Lola, I'm into those apps.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay.

[Lola Consuelos]

Are you into those apps?

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay, now let's go then. Let's do pasta course. Is there a pasta course?

[Lola Consuelos]

Okay, let's think like a ragu type of pasta, maybe. Oh, maybe a carbonara. Oh, cacio pepe.

[Seth Bronquist]

Yes, that's good.

[Lola Consuelos]

We'll do that. We'll do cacio pepe. We have to do, like, a sashimi. Yeah, like, let's do like, five. Like, five salmon, five tuna, and then rock shrimp wasabi. Great.

[Kelly Ripa]

Rock shrimp tempura.

[Lola Consuelos]

My mouth is watering. I answered it, right?

[Marc Consuelos]

Yeah.

[Kelly Ripa]

What's your entree? Did you pick an entree?

[Lola Consuelos]

Like an amazing smash burger? Like the best smash burger that anyone would have ever had.

[Kelly Ripa]

Would you have cheese on it?

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes.

[Kelly Ripa]

Okay.

[Lola Consuelos]

And I'd have onions, and I'd have pickles, and I'd have it smashed, and there'd be brioche bun. And I literally cannot believe that we're going from the conversation of me feeling, like, down about myself when I was 14. And then what I would do as a dessert, as one of my desserts, is a crepe with Nutella in it. Banana, strawberry. But the. The crepe itself needs to be thin so I can just bite Right into it. That was my favorite question.

[Marc Consuelos]

You're welcome.

[Albert Bianchini]

Now that you've crossed over into that friend relationship, if you just met your mom normally, would you two be friends?

[Lola Consuelos]

Yes. She always says we wouldn't be friends. And I think that's just self deprecation.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, I said in. I said school. You would not.

[Lola Consuelos]

I would have been your friend.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, because you were like a really cool.

[Lola Consuelos]

No, I really wasn't. That wasn't. No, not at all. And I honestly hope that I was nice to everyone. We absolutely were friends and we 100% would have been friends if we didn't know each other.

[Kelly Ripa]

I know you're my daughter, but I love when you walk into a room. The room gets electric. People get so excited to see you.

[Lola Consuelos]

That's how I feel about you.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, but nobody even notices me. But it's like very exciting when you walk into a room.

[Lola Consuelos]

That's how I feel about you. And I think that together, you and I would do real damage.

[Kelly Ripa]

Do you have one family vacation that was the most memorable or one that stood out in a good way or a bad way? Like, what's one family vacation? Was it when Kyle pantsed you at the airport?

[Albert Bianchini]

What is that story?

[Marc Consuelos]

Are we allowed to tell that story?

[Lola Consuelos]

Of course.

[Marc Consuelos]

So Kyle, a grown adult man.

[Kelly Ripa]

I want to preface this to our podcast listener.

[Marc Consuelos]

Podcast. Listen. Kyle, my partner, who is a grown adult man of 24 years, he's around Lola Consuelos. He turns into a 13 year old girl.

[Lola Consuelos]

We both turn into demons.

[Marc Consuelos]

Said 13 year olds were walking. We were on the way to Croatia. Croatia. And we're at the airport. We're at jfk. We're at the airport and we're entering the Delta terminal. And Lola is just going at Kyle the entire time, like at him. And he's just sitting there and he's getting. He's just taking it.

[Lola Consuelos]

He's taking it, he's taking it.

[Marc Consuelos]

He's like, I'm just going to take it. I'm not going to start with plenty of time on this trip to go at each other.

[Lola Consuelos]

But then I went. I did something a bit, I think, I don't know.

[Marc Consuelos]

I'm going to say it. Yes, he cares. So Lola said something about Kyle's hairline.

[Lola Consuelos]

Was it about his hairline or was it about his stomach?

[Marc Consuelos]

I thought it was the hair.

[Lola Consuelos]

Maybe I would have never.

[Marc Consuelos]

I thought it was hairline. At which point we're now standing in the middle of like the check in.

[Lola Consuelos]

We're standing in an air no one is understand Guys, we're in jfk.

[Kelly Ripa]

We're in jfk Delta terminal.

[Lola Consuelos]

By the way, there's a full family, full on family behind us. There's people all around, people all around.

[Marc Consuelos]

And what happened, Lola?

[Lola Consuelos]

And I got what I deserved. Kyle took it so much that he pantsed me. And not only did my sweatpants come down my underwear as well.

[Marc Consuelos]

And Lola, you would think immediately would reach out to pull it up. Lola stood there stunned for what felt like 10 minutes, looking around to see.

[Lola Consuelos]

Who saw it before I pulled it.

[Marc Consuelos]

Naked from the waist down, looking left and right to see who saw what just happened.

[Lola Consuelos]

I wish we had security cameras, torches.

[Marc Consuelos]

And we leave and we're getting on the plane. I said, lola, you know there's security footage of you being ban in the Delta terminal.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh, my God, that was so funny.

[Kelly Ripa]

That was amazing. Is there any piece of advice that I gave you when you were young that you thought was such a bullshit? And then you were like, oh, my God, my mom was right.

[Lola Consuelos]

You gave me this piece of advice. It's meaningful. But you've given me so many meaningful pieces of advice, one of them being don't wear leggings as pants. That was amazing.

[Kelly Ripa]

By the way. She's telling me this as I'm wearing leggings.

[Lola Consuelos]

Leggings as pants.

[Kelly Ripa]

But I did. I worked out. That's why. Oh, my God.

[Lola Consuelos]

Well, you mean the basics of just being nice and respectful and kind, I think is. Has definitely gotten me far. It's been really valuable. And I forget that a lot of people don't get that foundational advice that should be like a baseline of respect. Like, some people don't have that, which, like, blows my mind. But it's amazing that you guys raised the boys and I. So, amazingly, you did give me a piece of advice once. I don't know if I can say it, but I remember I was really flustered over something a few like, years ago, years ago. And you were like, I'm telling you, when you stop giving that flusterness attention, it will all fall into place. And I stopped giving that. That thing in my head attention. And lo and behold, everything fell into place. But also most things that you've always said, I. You'll thank me when I'm older, are things that I should probably say thank you for now, because I definitely do thank you for them. But I don't want to say that, that too soon because there are still things that, like, you and dad might be like, no, trust me. And I'm like, no, no, trust me, though. But trust me. Well, I hope you guys were happy having your most cal.

[Albert Bianchini]

You did a good job with her.

[Marc Consuelos]

Yes.

[Lola Consuelos]

You did an amazing job.

[Kelly Ripa]

I'm very proud of you.

[Lola Consuelos]

I'm very proud of my. You're the best mom in the whole entire world.

[Kelly Ripa]

No, no. But let me just say I. I raised the best daughter. And you are an amazing friend. You are a great person. You are truly like a lovely, lovely human being. And you work so hard. I'm so proud of this. The way you have just sort of flown. You've really, like flown. You've soared. And, you know, as. As much as you keep us at bay with what you do career wise, because we don't really understand what you do. And I get it. The music industry has changed so much from when we were young and we understood things, but just the way you handle everything and the way you work so hard and I see you grinding all the time. And for me, it's like such a point of pride to know that I have this hardworking, intelligent, beautiful, and just extraordinary, extraordinarily kind person that I raised. Makes me feel very gratified.

[Lola Consuelos]

Thank you.

[Kelly Ripa]

And you're a hell of a podcast guest.

[Lola Consuelos]

You guys gave me the foundation. And thank you so much for having me. Again, if you're gonna troll me, just know that it doesn't affect me. And also, what's. Wait, this is called off camera.

[Kelly Ripa]

Let's.

[Lola Consuelos]

Let's talk off podcast. Let's talk off camera.

[Kelly Ripa]

This is your favorite podcast. It's the one that puts you to sleep at night when you can't sleep. What do I tell you?

[Lola Consuelos]

Listen to me.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yeah, I do. When she's. She'll call me at three in the morning or whatever time it is, and she's like, I'm having difficulty sleeping. And I'm like, put on my podcast. And she. And she's like, I put on your podcast last night. I fell right to sleep. You were right at work.

[Lola Consuelos]

It's comfortable.

[Albert Bianchini]

You will be promoting this on your.

[Marc Consuelos]

Yes.

[Albert Bianchini]

Instagram.

[Lola Consuelos]

Oh, will I.

[Kelly Ripa]

Yes, you will.

[Lola Consuelos]

So it's a paid partnership is what I'm hearing.

[Marc Consuelos]

It's a collab.

[Kelly Ripa]

It's a collab for sure.

[Lola Consuelos]

Usually collabs also involve some dough.

[Kelly Ripa]

And where can.

[Lola Consuelos]

And I'm not talking about pizza dough.

[Marc Consuelos]

I'll negotiate it with you. Boo.

[Lola Consuelos]

Thanks, Boo.

[Kelly Ripa]

Don't forget to download Lola's music wherever you stream music. Spotify. Yeah, guys, Apple Music.

[Lola Consuelos]

Your daughters. To use my sound on TikTok.

[Kelly Ripa]

Please talk.

[Marc Consuelos]

Amazing.

[Lola Consuelos]

And your sons. Hold on. And your SONS Spotify, anywhere, YouTube just to give it, give it anywhere you.

[Kelly Ripa]

Get, Anywhere you get. Or listen to music.

[Lola Consuelos]

Listen to my music. Oh and do not worry guys, I will be back for way more.

[Kelly Ripa]

Thanks. Lola Consuelos Yay. Let's talk off camera with Kelly Ripa is a production of Malo Jo Productions from Malojo. Our team is Kelly Ripa, Marc Consuelos, Albert Bianchini, Jan Chile, Seth Bronquist, Roz Therian, Devin Schneider, Michael Halperin, Julia Desch and Team Radio Andy Lisa Mantineo, Scott Marlo, Jake Getz Foreign.

[Roz Therian]

Welcome back to Listen to YOUR Heart. I'm Jerry and I'm Jerry's Heart. Today's topic, Repatha Evolociumab Heart.

[Lola Consuelos]

Why'd you pick this one?

[Roz Therian]

Well, Jerry, for people who have had a heart attack like us, diet and exercise might not be enough to lower the risk of another one.

[Marc Consuelos]

Okay.

[Roz Therian]

To help know if we're at risk, we should be getting our ldlc, our bad cholesterol checked and talking to our doctor.

[Lola Consuelos]

I'm listening.

[Roz Therian]

And if it's still too high, Repatha can be added to a statin to lower our LDL C and our heart attack risk.

[Lola Consuelos]

Hmm. Guess it's time to ask about Repatha.

[Kelly Ripa]

Do not take Repatha if you are allergic to it. Serious allergic reactions can occur. Get medical help right away if you have trouble breathing or swallowing, swelling of the face, lips, tongue, throat or arms. Common side effects include runny nose, sore throat, common cold symptoms, flu or flu like symptoms, back pain, high blood sugar and redness, pain or bruising at the injection site.

[Lola Consuelos]

Listen to your heart.

[Roz Therian]

Ask your doctor about Repatha. Learn [e-mail] or call 1-844-repatha if you're.

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