The Bobby Bones Show – Fri Pt 2: Amy Meets Her Ex’s New Girlfriend, Celebrity Sighting Update, Gambling Scandals, and Heist Updates

Airdate: October 24, 2025
Host: Bobby Bones (with Amy, Eddie, Lunchbox, and Morgan)
Episode Summary:
This episode features Amy’s story of meeting her ex-husband’s new girlfriend, Bobby’s humorous follow-up on a possible celebrity sighting, deep dives into current celebrity gambling scandals (and their massive scope), and wild updates on an audacious jewel heist at the Louvre. Lively banter, relatable insights, and a few technical hiccups keep the conversation flowing.

Main Theme & Purpose

• Personal moment: Amy shares what it was like meeting her ex-husband’s new partner.
• Pop culture and current events: Updates on high-profile gambling scandals in sports and celebrity circles, with legal context and speculation on how the stories unfolded.
• Heist intrigue: Breakdown of the latest major jewel robbery at the Louvre, with a discussion about amateur vs. professional techniques.
• Relationship and life advice: Using “mulligans” (do-overs) in relationships, plus stories of surprise, awkward encounters, and the quirks of modern-age crime.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Amy Meets Her Ex-Husband's New Girlfriend

– [03:05-09:19]

• Amy reveals she met her ex-husband’s new girlfriend at a kid’s event:
  • “She’s pretty. She’s really pretty.” – Amy [03:09]
  • The group asks if she’s prettier than Amy; Amy dodges:
    • “I don’t ask myself that.” – Amy [03:21]
  • The meeting was cordial, including a hug and group socializing (“everyone was hanging out for a second. We were all just standing in a circle, talking. Ha ha ha.” – Amy [04:43])
• Amy shares her vision of blended-family peace:
  • “Back when we were first getting divorced … one day, we’ll see what happens. We can all get along and vacation together.” – Amy [06:29]
• The group teases about the awkwardness of exes vacationing with new partners (Spider-man meme reference).
• Amy discusses the new girlfriend’s career:
  • “She owns her own thing. … has her own practice.” – Amy [08:29, 08:58]
  • The guys gently reinforce Amy’s own successes.
• No lingering drama, just curiosity, and adult conversation about blended families.

2. Bobby’s “Celebrity Sighting” Update

– [09:19-10:59]

• Bobby thought he saw country artist Warren Zeiders at a sushi restaurant, but it turned out to be a mistaken identity (“Turns out it was not him. Said he was at the airport, about to hit the road.” – Bobby [09:44])
• Casual riffing about men with ponytails and putting hair through hat holes.

3. Relationship “Mulligans” and Communication

– [11:09-14:55]

• Amy suggests couples can benefit from “mulligans” (do-overs) in arguments, just like in golf.
  • “Would you like it if you had sports terms for your relationship talk?” – Amy [12:00]
  • “When a mulligan is called, the other partner doesn’t get to hold you to what was said in the first round. It’s all let go and then have a quality conversation after.” – Amy [12:20]
• The guys joke about using less honest strategies (“I always say, ‘I didn’t say that.’ And she can’t prove that.” – Eddie [12:42])
• Discussion veers comically dark (“You walk in on her and she’s on top of some other dude—stop—and she’s like, ‘mulligan.’” – Bobby [13:17])
• Underlying lesson: sometimes consciously resetting a bad argument can help.

4. Gambling Scandals & Legal Troubles in Sports and Celebrity Circles

– [15:16-29:03]

• Lunchbox recaps the scope of illegal gambling busts linked to celebrities like Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott’s NYC apartment, and the use of high-tech cheating in secret poker games.
  • “Her and Travis Scott lived in [a] love nest … one of the Manhattan places they were using for the illegal gambling.” – Lunchbox [15:16]
• Bobby nerds out over cheating technology:
  • “They would show you what it looked like with glasses … it shows on the back of the cards … you take the glasses off and it’s just a normal deck.” – Bobby [16:13]
• Discussion of informant deals, plea bargaining, and immunity:
  • “Immunity means nothing can happen.” – Bobby [19:06]
• Famed NBA and poker personalities involved, discussion of how authorities might have busted the ring (disgruntled losers or inside deals).
• Amy brings in a true crime parallel: offering up information for legal concessions.

5. The Louvre Heist: How Did the Robbers Get Away?

– [29:05-32:35]

• Morgan details new footage showing how jewel thieves used a crane and construction disguises to rob the Louvre in under seven minutes.
• Group marvels at their casual “bucket truck” approach and flawless execution.
  • “I wonder if they built … a replica of getting up into a building, going down, shattering, taking, getting out.” – Bobby [29:54]
  • “These guys are a bunch of amateurs.” (according to an interviewed pro) – Morgan [30:08]
• Real possibility the robbers left behind key evidence (helmet, glove with DNA).
• Playful speculation about planting someone else’s DNA (“The ultimate move would be to leave behind a glove or a helmet accidentally with someone else’s DNA in it who had no involvement at all … That’s next level, man.” – Bobby [32:10])

6. Quirky, True Crime & Culture Stories

– [36:17-41:43]

• Lori Loughlin’s divorce and finances: discussion of prenup, streaming-era syndication, and her actual versus perceived wealth, plus John Stamos’s public support for her.
• Wild case: a 24-year-old shoots his mother’s lover after catching them together.
  • “The mom said, ‘Don’t shoot, don’t shoot, don’t shoot.’ He fired two shots into the guy’s chest. Killed him.” – Bobby [40:10]
• Study about banning cellphones at schools for better test scores; group acknowledges they would’ve been distracted too.

7. Technical Difficulties and Lighthearted Banter

– Throughout

• Mid-show echo problem leads to a humorous series of “la la la” sound checks and finger-pointing until resigned acceptance. (“It is not me. La la la la la la la.” – Bobby [33:36])
• End of episode is cut short by Bobby needing to find his missing dog Eller (“I gotta go take care of that. … We live by a busy highway and it’s a busy time of the day.” – Bobby [41:34])

Notable Quotes & Moments

• On meeting the ex’s new girlfriend:
  “I met her and we hugged … I was like, hi, nice to meet you. Heard a lot about you.” – Amy [03:53]
• On coexisting with exes and their new partners:
  “I was. Had this weird vision of, like, one day ... we can all get along and vacation together.” – Amy [06:29]
• On cheating technology in poker:
  “It shows on the back of the cards … you take the glasses off and it’s just a normal deck of cards.” – Bobby [16:13]
• On the magnitude of organized crime:
  “Because there is no such thing as the mafia … it's just a generalized term for organized crime … But yes, it was organized crime families.” – Bobby [27:32]
• On amateur criminals:
  “These guys are a bunch of amateurs.” (Pro heister, cited by Morgan) [30:21]
• On syndication and streaming:
  "There's almost no syndication money now because people aren't buying as many things that are syndicated." – Bobby [37:31]
• On the importance of evidence in a heist:
  “The ultimate move would be ... to leave behind a glove … with someone else’s DNA in it who had no involvement at all.” – Bobby [32:10]
• On ‘mulligans’ in marriage:
  “I do admit I’m wrong a lot ... On things that absolutely don’t matter.” – Bobby [13:52]
• On a son shooting his mom’s lover:
  "He walked out there with the gun. The mom said, don’t shoot, don’t shoot, don’t shoot. He fired two shots into the guy’s chest." – Bobby [40:10]
• Echo troubleshooting (“La la la” bit): [33:28-34:27]

Timestamps – Segment Guide

• [03:05] Amy met her ex-husband’s new girlfriend – group discussion and reactions
• [09:29] Bobby’s Warren Zeiders celebrity sighting update
• [11:09] Relationship mulligans – what it means, using sports terms in relationships
• [15:16] Gambling scandals – Kylie Jenner/Travis Scott, poker tech, legal immunity explained
• [29:05] Louvre jewel heist – disguise, getaway mechanics, expert critique, DNA left behind
• [36:17] Lori Loughlin divorce, syndication money, John Stamos’ comments
• [40:10] Shocking true crime: a son shoots his mother’s lover
• [41:34] Bobby’s dog goes missing, show wraps up

Tone & Language

• Conversational, teasing, and self-deprecating humor throughout
• Open, sometimes awkward (but always respectful) about personal issues
• Playful, quick transitions between light gossip, serious crime, and odd news

For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

This episode is packed with candid, humorous, and sometimes absurd stories from the cast's own lives as well as the intersection of pop culture and true crime. Listeners will appreciate the realistic portrayal of post-divorce relationships, explorations of how high-stakes gambling really works, and a side order of wild crime stories ripped from the headlines. The vibe is relatable, friendly, self-aware, and always a little bit chaotic—classic Bobby Bones Show.