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Hello and welcome to another episode of Telling Everybody Everything. We are doing a 2024 holiday roundup on the eve of New Year's Eve. Bobby and I are going out for the evening, which...

is uncharacteristic for me. I'm not a fan of organized fun. I feel that I have this sort of claustrophobia. You can't describe it as claustrophobia, but it's like a venue holiday taxi based version of, well, it's like part of my being a control freak, I guess.

is that I really panic about being in a crowded space or not being able to get a taxi home would really upset me, or having to queue for a long time, or having like a sense of urgency about a crowded space where I was meant to have fun, like Valentine's, New Year's Eve. No. So Bobby and I are doing a very vintage activity of going down the road to a New Year's party at a house that

No less. Do you remember when we used to gather in homes? It was so much fun, and Violet's doing the same. She's having a few of her girlfriends around here, and we do have a babysitter, obviously, for the little kids, even though we're only down the road. We have our wonderful nanny Miriam coming to stay.

And I had to ask her permission to let Violet have just a few girlfriends over. Because it's weird for us. I wouldn't leave Violet, age 15 and a half, alone with the babies, especially not this week. Because Fred, like they've both got coughs. I've had a cough probably for the last five months. But Fred deals with it.

really badly at night. He's got this post-nasal drip, even though our lives have improved immeasurably since we got his tonsils and adenoids removed at the Portland Hospital over the summer. I mean, that was just like the saving grace of our lives, having a tonsil-free Fred. We don't know a whole lot about like ENT issues, but something is up with Fred's either

or soft palate or his throat or his reflux. Like ever since he was born, he first had reflux, which was a joke. I mean, I was producing so much breast milk and it was summer. He was born in June. So like in the heat of July, I would feel that I was running out of breast milk and I had such, and I would counsel other women not to feel this way, but I couldn't stop myself feeling like,

just very incompetent because I wasn't able to produce enough milk for him. Well, I wasn't taking into account he'd be puking 10 ounces of it across the room every time he cried or had a cough. He just had such a sensitive...

esophagus, like his gag reflex or something. And I thought, well, is that due to tongue tie? Cause all my babies are a little bit tongue tie. Is it due to acid reflux? Is it due to like something else in his throat? And then we thought, oh, well it's cause his tonsils are so big. We got those out and still with his cough, he is puking like four times a night. I'm going to have to ring up Paragon carpet cleaning again and have them round. Cause Bobby look,

Bobby's great. He's actually such a great dad, especially with the small children, though he does have friction with the teenager now and then. She really gives as good as she gets, though, so it's hard to know whose side to take sometimes.

But he's so, so soft and patient and warm with the children and funny and silly and works really hard. And we value doing things as much as we can ourselves. Like I've said to Bobby at times that he got stressed. Like, we'll get a night nanny for a while and help us. No, we'll get a housekeeper. No, like he wants to do it. But then he also gets annoyed when it's stressful. So I feel like, what do you do?

Anyway, he sleeps with Fred at the minute and I sleep with Fena. So we are like man on man because they both got coughs and Fred is so difficult. Fena, like she'll cough. Basically, her night is normal. She's OK. But Fred, we've got the puke risk. And Bobby, for some reason, I put the potty next to the bed to be like, just catch it. Just wake up and catch it. And Bobby, I feel like I don't know if it's just because he doesn't wake up as quickly as I do.

But he doesn't catch it. And then he'll catch it with like the duvet or like Fred's pajamas. And then I just am living in a laundry world of hell the next day washing like

three sets of bed sheets and duvets and loads of jammies and towels. And it's like, please, we just catch it and not with the carpet and not with the wall and not, not with the Egyptian thread count like XL duvet, please. But whatever. He's doing his best. What can I say? I don't want to be doing it. I like being tucked up in a little cove bed.

with Fana. But my point was, we're so lucky to have Miriam. We wouldn't leave Violet with the babies, especially now because they're sick. And if Violet's having girlfriends over 15 is a weird age where like they might have a drink, there might be like vaping, I don't know. And if I'm in charge of stopping that from happening, that's one thing. But I wouldn't put Miriam in charge of it and just expect her to deal with it. She is not Violet's babysitter. So we have to ask

extra permission. Like if we go down the road and Violet has some friends at the house, do you feel comfortable monitoring that? And Miriam has said yes. And my fear is actually Miriam's a much cooler mom than I am. So what's going to go down? I don't know, but I'm really excited about it. And my reign of terror on the family over the holidays has finally come to an end. Fred and I went to the ballet at the Royal Opera House, which was Cinderella. He did not like it.

I thought it was fine. I feel like maybe the ballet is not our thing. And maybe what distracted me, well, certainly what distracted me was Fred's cough. I felt so guilty every time Fred coughed in that place because obviously people are looking at you like, why do you have a sick three-year-old here? It's because I wanted to bring him. And everyone else was coughing too, but their coughs don't like trigger me the way Fred's cough does. I suppose they're not at risk of puking every time they cough. And...

Going back to what I said last week, and this got a big reaction on my social media. My New Year's resolution is to be better with posting on social media. And I posted a clip where I was speaking about Billboard's 2024 list of the highest grossing comedians. And this list was all men.

Someone very helpfully pointed out that last year, Taylor Tomlinson was on the list. And she's very funny and very, very talented. Worked really hard on tour last year. I was excited that she made the list. But still, like you're proving my point. You're talking about like two of 20 or one of 20 highest gross comedians in two years was a woman. But it's great.

I spoke about that and a lot of people took it the wrong way. A lot of people got mad as they do. Anytime I think you talk about representation or gender issues, it can be a hot button topic, especially with like, are women funny? Because every journalist for my entire career has asked me some form of that question because it's clickbaity and it's inflammatory and it's something that gets reaction. So fine, whatever. But at Cinderella, I

The two stepsisters were played by men. And I thought, all right, like it's funny having the men and I get it because it is old fashioned to have like men playing women in theater anyway. It's a very old ballet. It's not Disney Cinderella. It's like the Cinderella Brothers Grimm. I don't know what it is, but it's like the original Cinderella. There was even no stepmother. So even fewer women in the cast played

But I got thinking about even theater and how so many funny roles are just drag. Like they will often have a man playing Miss Hannigan in Annie. Now I'm seeing stepsisters, which are really funny, like meaty roles. But I just feel like there are so many opportunities to give comedy to women and women could make it very, very funny. And every time I see few and far between roles for older women, especially like Miss Hannigan going to men, I'm

I'm like, all right, here we go. And I was thinking about some of the comments on my top 2024 grossing comedy earners are men. It was so interesting to me because I listen and I don't judge. I'm listening to these comments, reading them, thinking like, oh, what can I learn from this? And overwhelmingly what a lot of men posted and women, but mostly men, they were like,

Well, male comedians speak about everyone's experience and female comedians only talk about what's going on with them. And so we can't relate. And I thought that's not true at all. Like speaking of Matt Rife, who I mentioned last week, I went to a Matt Rife show and

And just because I haven't experienced what he's talking about on stage, it doesn't mean that I can't empathize. I can't sympathize. I can't imagine what it would be like to be in that situation. Can I relate to Matt Rife having sexual relations with a trans sex worker in Australia? No, I can't. Whether a man had delivered that bit or a woman, like I can't relate. I can't relate to a lot of what people talk about.

And still, I find the humor in it and I can put myself in their shoes while they're having that humorous observation. And isn't it funny how a man's lived experience is universal and somehow a woman's lived experience becomes alternative or niche or gendered?

Because the top spot on that highest grossing comedians 2024 list was Nate Bergazzi. And I don't know if I'm pronouncing it correctly. I mean, no, like judgment or ill will about the men on the list. I'm glad that they're doing very well. I think it's great for comedy that people are spending like billions of pounds going to see a variety of touring artists. I think it's great.

But I didn't know this Nate Bregazzi. I was really interested. I read that he is a very clean, like family comedian. The first thing in his bio, though, is that he's a husband and father. These are two roles. Like they're the first descriptions of him. These are not female, usually lived experiences. I don't know what it's like to be a husband. I don't know what it's like to be a father. And I would never think for a minute, oh, that's so niche. That's such man material.

Because again, like I think that we're conditioned to believe that a man's lived experience is universal. We can put ourselves in his position or see ourselves in his story if that's what you want to do. But it doesn't always have to be about us. Like what kind of main character energy is every man walking around with where he's like, that is not about me. Don't want to know.

I watched Nate Bergazzi's, I'm so sorry if I'm saying it wrong, his special on Netflix. I was very curious and it is funny. It's great. And I thought, well, how did he get famous? How did he get the number one spot? Because he's touring a lot. He's selling out big arenas. And he achieved the Netflix dream. So he didn't do it on social media. He didn't do it on TikTok.

He started comedy kind of the same way as everyone else. And then he had a few Netflix specials that really gained traction in America and people really related to. And then they were motivated to come and see him live. And that's exactly what Netflix set out to do when they started streaming so many comedy specials from all over the world. And that's great. And I liked it when I watched it. And it is very family friendly. It is, I mean, I don't want to like do the bit that's

But he said, you know, I grew up in a traditional home where my mother did all of the laundry. And I was thinking to myself when I was driving one day, and I like his style. I like his cadence. It's like really gentle and just like reflective.

And observational, he goes, I was thinking, I do my own laundry. And he said, I'm going to bring that up to my wife as a point. Like, I'm going to save it for an argument. And then I'm going to be like, here comes the hero. I do my own laundry. And she's going to be blown away by this. She was like, oh, yeah. So they were having an argument about something days later. And he said, I do my own laundry. And then he paused and he said, I didn't anticipate that saying that would kick off a second fight.

So this is his experience. I have no experience in the arena of feeling special because I grew up with traditional gender roles where only my mother did the family laundry and I never imagined that my partner would participate in the family laundry. But I can see how his wife would have been feeling, how that would have started an argument. I don't even have to see the female perspective in that story. I like his perspective. I like the way he told that story. So how come I am capable of that? And there are men who are capable of that too.

And let's not just speak gender like white people, I think, do the same thing. We're like, well, our lived experience is the universal one and anything else is foreign and like alternative. No. Main character energy. Main character energy is what is making male stand ups interesting.

I think, funnier to a larger part of the population. And I think women, we need to step up our main character energy

There was also a man on TikTok who was like, I worked all week. I have two small toddlers on the weekend. I slept in and then I stretched and I went for a run and I had a shower all before my wife was able to have a break in the week at all. And I was thinking to myself, if she had more main character energy, she would have stepped up and said she wanted to go for a run and have a shower first. Like she should have more main character energy. I don't know what the answer is. But I was very, very fascinated by all the comments on that thread. And like...

I should know better than to even talk about gender issues without anticipating a pile on. Luckily, you know, it was fine. I don't give a shit. So,

Last week, I spoke briefly about a woman who was married to a man who created The Simpsons and got royalties in the divorce and went on to be really, really rich. And I couldn't think of her name because I'm overtired and overworked and underfed. And Andrew, who is a fabulous comedian in his own right, Andrew Johnston, he's a Canadian comedian who now lives in L.A. He produces this podcast. He sends me little

tidbits for the week when I'm not able to follow pop culture on my own. I expected that he would reprimand me for not knowing her name. And of course, as soon as I published the podcast, I thought of her name. It's Jennifer Tilly. It's obviously Jennifer Tilly. But if any of you would like to be further enlightened, Andrew, I know as a stream of consciousness has just texted me this.

Jennifer Tilly was indeed the actress turned Real Housewife you were thinking of. Fascinating backstory on her. She's of mixed Chinese-Irish heritage and while born in L.A., was raised on rural Vancouver Island and remains a dual U.S.-Canadian citizen. She escaped a brutal childhood under a sadistic pedophile stepfather by following her dreams into show business, getting bit roles as mostly mafia girlfriends while the mob wife fallacies

fashion style is right back on trend, but found her niche as one of Johnny Carson's favorite guests during his reign on The Tonight Show as he loved her witty repartee delivered in her signature breathy, high-pitched voice.

Although best known as The Bride of Chucky and its many spinoffs, she defied Harvey Weinstein by self-funding a successful Oscar campaign and landing a best-supporting nod for her film debut in Bullets Over Broadway, ultimately losing to her co-star, the more serious actress and Weinstein pick, Diane Wiest. But her biggest break was marrying Sam Simon, co-creator and producer of The Simpsons in 1984, presumably without a prenup.

California community property law stipulates that whatever assets a couple had prior to marrying remain their own, but anything accrued during their marriage gets split right down the middle, and this includes intellectual property. So while she might have had nothing more to do with the creation of The Simpsons than listening to him sound out Bart Simpson catchphrases one night over margaritas, she has received 30% of the royalties his estate has received from the show for the past 34 years.

This might explain why she took a detour from acting into the world of professional poker playing, as one does, but since the cancellation of the last Chucky franchise has synced up with the real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and let's just say we'd never bet on her being outspent by the rest of those harpies. In summary, from Andrew Johnston.

Based on Jennifer Tilly's backstory and the cut of her jib, she sounds like definitely potential BFF material for me, TV's Katherine Ryan. I shared an Instagram story the other day where Jennifer Tilly was like, don't ever call me before a party and ask what the dress code is because I will always be ridiculously overdressed. Like life is worth living. I've got beautiful fashions and I'm going to wear them. Like I don't care where I'm going. I'm going to be overdressed. So don't dress to match me. I was like, icon?

Does she have a podcast? She doesn't have time for a podcast. She's got too much money. She's just like drowning in Chanel over at her like many properties. But I would like to hear more from Jennifer Tilly.

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Click ranger.com or just stop by. Ranger, for the ones who get it done. You will remember on Telling Everybody Everything, earlier this year, we broke down the drama surrounding the It Ends With Us press tour, the abuse allegations against director and star Justin Baldoni, and the apparent smear campaign against co-star Blake Lively. Well, we suspected that where there was smoke, there might be fire, and it turns out...

Maybe we were right. Over the weekend, Blake filed, well, a lively lawsuit against Baldoni and a cadre of entities connected to him for what amounted to the most unpleasant smear campaign since yours truly went to an unlicensed gynecologist. In my defense, it was right after I moved from Canada and prior to obtaining my NHS status. But that's a story for another day.

The 80-page lawsuit details Lively's issues with Baldoni throughout production that caused him to retaliate against her during the press tour. She claims that he, quote, improvised physical intimacy that had not been rehearsed, choreographed, or discussed with...

and attempted to add nudity and graphic scenes that weren't in the original script and without an intimacy coordinator present. The studio, who are also named in the lawsuit, promised to put in safeguards and not retaliate against her for her complaints. Promises we've since learned never materialized. But more on that in a moment. Two words to tease your appetite. Take down team.

Blake goes on to claim that once the press tour began, Baldoni took a hard right turn from the original promotional game plan focusing on female triumph. Blake's much maligned Instagram post urging fans to dress in your florals to go see the film was in keeping with this angle. Instead, he pushed his own rogue slant of female trauma, which is why her post appeared to have come across as tone deaf.

At this point, Blake, author of source material, Colleen Hoover, and literally every single remaining member of the film's cast started doing promo events without Justin. And his team wanted to get ahead of the fans asking, where are you and why?

Enter Judas to all women, this week anyway, Melissa Nathan of the agency group PR, who spearheaded the retaliation campaign against Lively alongside professional internet troll Jed Wallace and studio PR hit woman Jennifer Abel.

Well, through the power of subpoena, Blake included thousands of pages of text messages from this unholy takedown team that paint a damning picture of weaponized misogyny at work. Get a load of some of this. The text. He wants to feel like she can be buried, said Jennifer Abel in a 2nd of August message to the crisis management expert, Melissa Nathan. Of course, she's not.

But you know, when we send over documents, we can't send over the work we will or could do because that could get us in a lot of trouble. We can't write that we will destroy her. Moments later, she said, imagine if a document saying all the things that he wants ends up in the wrong hands. Too late, bitches. Before closing with, you know we can bury anyone.

Apparently, none of these people would have ever heard of WhatsApp, and thank goodness for that. Otherwise, we would not be privy to this delicious dirt. Within days, the group brought on Jed Wallace, a self-described hired gun with a proprietary formula for defining artists and trends. Quote, he knows how to flood the digital zone with raw sewage, basically, is what he's saying. The triumvirate of Nathan, Abel, and Wallace proceeded to engage in a concentrated anti-Blake blitz.

of astroturfing the deceptive practice of presenting an orchestrated marketing or public relations campaign in the guise of unsolicited comments from members of the public, feeding stories to smaller outlets with less resources to fact-check, which would invariably be picked up by larger outlets. For instance, and to the surprise of no one, the Daily Mail picked up several of these hit pieces and ran with them.

And what about Kirstie Fla, the Norwegian journalist whose interview with an irate Blake from years ago went viral for the Norse woman congratulating Lively on her little bump, only to have Blake clap back and verbally throw her down a fjord. Turns out Fla's released some curiously timed clips in favor of Melissa and Nathan's clients before. How can we ever trust Norwegians again?

Team Takedown's efforts seem to have paid off by August. We are crushing it on Reddit, Jed Wallace told Melissa Nathan, with Nathan telling Abel, In his favor, she must be furious. It's actually sad because it just shows you how people really want to hate on women.

Well, give this bitch the Guinness World Record for saying the quietest quiet part out loud the loudest. By August 16th, Melissa Nathan shared the Daily Mail article headlined, Is Blake Lively Set to be Cancelled? with references to hard-to-watch videos and a tone-deaf promotional Q&A. Wow, you really outdid yourself with this piece, Jennifer Abel responded. That's why you hired me, right? Nathan replied. I'm the best.

in what I'm sure must have been a very complicated celebration of girl boss energy. Later that month, a brand marketing firm retained by Lively conducted a study and concluded that she had been the subject of a smear campaign, which had particularly deleterious effects on her hair care line, which had launched in August with record-breaking sales and had lost upwards of 78% in value post-smear.

In a statement to the New York Times, Lively shared, I hope that my legal action helps pull back the curtain on these sinister retaliatory tactics to harm people who speak up about misconduct and helps protect others who may be targeted. So we clocked very early on telling everybody everything that this was a smear campaign.

So you can trust us. We know absolutely everything and we tell it to everybody. As for how Blake & Co uncovered the damning text messages, we have corporate mutiny paranoia to thank. Turns out Jennifer Abel's boss, Stephanie Jones, at a Hollywood power PR firm called Jones Work, had been hemorrhaging high-profile clients like Dwayne The Rock Johnson and Jeff Bezos. And Jones caught wind that Abel was striking out on her own along with a vast Rolodex of client contacts.

Jones summoned Abel in for a meeting, at which point a security guard seized her company phone and game set match. So when Lively went to subpoena the techs, it looks like there wasn't much of a fight put up to produce them. Meanwhile, Jones is now facing suits from Abel, Melissa Nathan, Justin Baldoni, and his production company,

Who are mortified they got caught so red-handed, and their respective lawyers are countering each other with public statements akin to a clique war in high school. Literally some of their statements might as well read, Can you please tell X I'm not speaking to them, but if I was, I would say they're a fat slut.

Jones is the one person to have had possession of Abel's phone after parting ways with her own personal Judas. It's telling that Jones is not mentioned in Lively's lawsuit, even though she also engaged in efforts to boost Baldoni's standing and diminish Blake's. Curiouser still, Jones is married...

to a partner at talent agency WME, which reps Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds. WME also represented Baldoni but dropped him as a client after all of this shit hit the fan. And they represent me. There are basically like two or three. You can be with CAA or WME in Hollywood as like representation. And then there are some other ones.

Agents in Hollywood are different from managers. So like there will be people have like their own manager at a different company, but then almost everyone is with these two companies. It's icky and it's incestuous. And I don't know if it's just because we had some time in L.A.,

And then came back here. I haven't been out there really professionally in a long time. I think there are obviously really, really good people working in Hollywood. But like, I kind of identify more and more all the time with the like radical rights who are like, oh, there are loads of sex offenders over there and pedophiles. And they're all sick. And Hollywood is not completely evil. But there's a lot of

backstabbing and like bullshit and sucking up. And now that I look at movies, like certain movies that were made, how they were made, you guys know, I talk about it all the time with documentaries, but even like dramas and some of the stuff being made, I look at it now as an older woman who is like in a happy family living in England with children. I'm like, yeah, that's sick. Like I'm a little bit Christian in my value system of what I actually want to watch.

Like a lot, I get, I get what I'm saying is I get that a lot of like country living, like Christian families think that the media is sick. It is sick. And it's populated by these soulless people who will do anything for a buck or to like further their own fame or their brand. And they'll backstab. Like these two women knew that what they were doing was wrong, but they just leave their morals at the door, I think a lot of the time.

And when you're in L.A., it's just like everybody's out to get something. Not everyone. Again, like there are some nice people, but Jays, it must be like a very small pool. Jennifer Tilly and her closest friends. And where do they get off this like Abel, Melissa, Nathan and Justin Baldoni suing this Jones woman, Jones work, Stephanie Jones, right?

for outing them and for sharing their text messages. Like what you're suing someone because you got caught? Sure, like maybe you can get something out of that lawsuit and she wasn't supposed to have given up your text messages.

I mean, you're already like do some damage control for yourself. Like you're in PR. Do you think the best move is to go for the jugular on this woman who just outed you as being the assholes that you are? Or maybe like recover some of that image for yourself. Maybe actually have some accountability and be like, yeah, we really shouldn't have conducted a smear campaign on a woman who complained about sexual harassment on set.

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Ranger, for the ones who get it done. As 2024 draws to a close, I can't help but think of everyone we've told everybody everything about this year. And I thought we might streetwalk down memory lane and take a look back at some of the celebrity curiosities that captured our imagination and what might be in store for them in 2025 and perhaps beyond.

We began the year rooting for freshly unincarcerated Munchausen by proxy survivor Gypsy Rose Blanchard, who has since left her husband, come out as bi and reunited with ex-fiance Ken Urker, with whom she's expecting a baby girl whose surname will be Urker.

I think we've actually peaked in our Gypsy Rose Blanchard curiosity. We had our moment. She's had a memoir. We wanted to ask her about killing her mom. We wanted to see what she was up to, have a little plastic surgery to whet our appetite with. She had a nice little cheating scandal there, a divorce, and now a baby. I know from experience, we're not going to see this woman's face in 2025.

No offense to Gypsy Rose Blanchard. I'm sure she's a wonderful woman, but she she's out and now she probably wants to step back, get out of the spotlight, look after that baby. I see her maybe cashing in as a mommy blogger here and there, but she's going from like on the Kardashians to we might see her on Storage Wars.

Taylor Swift continues to suck exactly all the oxygen out of all rooms in the house that is our lives this year with her record-breaking era's stadium tour and fairytale romance with American footballer-turned-Ryan Murphy muse, Travis Kelsey. I don't know how much longer she can conceivably conquer the culture. I feel...

Like she will be a staple in our lives, Beyonce style, Celine Dion, Marilyn Monroe style. But I would like to see for her own peace. I would like to see Taylor take a step back now from, um,

the whirlwind that she's been living. It's kind of perfect timing if this man is the one for her. Not that everyone has to have the one, but he appears to be that. I don't think she can fully take a break. I think she'll do some quiet work, some songwriting, hang out with friends. I do see him retiring from football. He's my age, I think 44.

Maybe he's 40 or 38. He's too old to play football anyway. And he's still doing very well. He has just in the last game, Christmas Day, that was ruined for both Bobby and Violet. It was Chiefs versus the Steelers. The Steelers are Bobby's team. The two of them were meant to watch it together. I was putting the babies to bed.

after like a lovely Christmas day, a big Christmas dinner, I come down the stairs and Violet's nowhere to be found. She was in her room putting presents away and organizing. And then she was watching the game in real time and

on her phone, but because Bobby had been helping me bathe the babies, he watched it on a delay and he was so excited. Bless him. Like Bobby was looking, this was his Christmas. He just wanted to see the game. And Bobby gets the same excitement from like live sport as he does from, I think gambling or I don't know what kind of adrenaline it gives him, but it's, it's something exciting. And Violet came down the stairs and she stood in front of the TV and she went, you owe me 50 pounds. Cause they placed a bet on it. And Bobby was like,

Because he didn't know that the game was over and that the Chiefs had defeated his team, the Steelers. And it was they got into it after that. I had to explain to both, you know, like Violet didn't mean to do that. She realized we were watching on delay. Violet, this was a very important game to Bobby. And when he's watching football, he's usually watching on a delay. So if you were going to be a Chiefs fan now, the rule is no.

We don't spoil the score, blah, blah, blah. Anyway, it was bad. But Travis Kelsey caught a touchdown pass from quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and it was his 100th. It wasn't his 100th. I think it was like his 76th or 7th. It was a touchdown pass that meant he had the most points

passes of like anyone in his position or something. So like he's going to go out with a bang. I think he should retire after this year. And I think I see a Swift Kelsey baby in the future. They do a lot of hanging about with Brittany Mahomes and Patrick Mahomes and all those football wags have loads of babies because they're

Like, why wouldn't they? They're young and beautiful and their husbands are earning millions of dollars. They've got little side hustles here and there, but the main one is baby making. Taylor has certainly got things to do of her own, but it's nice to play house for a while. Even I like it.

And Brittany Mahomes is about to deliver her baby girl like literally any day. And I know for a fact, here's another telling everybody everything prediction. Monday, the 30th of December, it is 3.40 in the PM. That baby is going to be born very soon, probably in the next two weeks. And they have to name her Goldie. They have no other choice. Goldie Mahomes. Because the dogs are called Silver and Steel.

The children they already have are called Sterling and Bronze. And what is left in like the metals family? Like baby copper, baby aluminum, Goldie. Goldie, a little girl is like such a cute name. That's the name. I just know it. And I think Taylor is going to have a baby next and get married next. And I hate to be all soppy and family oriented, but I love having kids. And it's not for everyone, but I feel like it's for her.

On the topic of Taylor, it was not enough to have to endure Taylor's snub at the Grammys. Canadian national treasure Céline Dion proved her heart really does go on amid an ongoing battle with rare neurological disorder stiff person syndrome when she finally returned to the stage. Specifically, one located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower to deliver a rousing performance at the opening ceremonies of the Paris Olympics that made the world stop spinning for a solid minute.

I feel like we will see Celine Dion in concert again this year. I have to believe that because in her very moving documentary about her disease on Prime Video, she was like, I will walk if I cannot walk. No, she said, I will run. If I cannot run, I will walk. If I cannot walk, I will crawl. And she's just never giving up.

Would Celine Dion step in and be a guest judge on Canada's Got Talent one day? You see how I've already cemented myself in the seat as a judge on Canada's Got Talent for like the next decade? Because I don't have a world tour like Shania Twain. I don't know how long we can hold on to that babe, my best friend. I think we might need some guests to step in for her now and then, but I will be there. I will always make myself available to go to Niagara Falls, Ontario and do that job.

After decades of hushed speculations and cocked eyebrows saying don't go there, girlfriend, when white party invites went out, the shoe has finally dropped for Sean P. Diddy Combs. The rapper producer mogul is accused of some royally heinous behavior and looks poised to drag a slew of big, big, big names down with him when he goes to his trial this spring.

Bobby. Bobbo. Who calls you Bobbo? Maybe like one of my sisters and then maybe four other people in my life. There are boys who have said it. Yeah, I get a Bobbo every now and again. Your sisters have said it?

I'm a youngest one. Oh. Yeah. I never heard that. That's not the coolest name. I don't try to pass it along. You're welcome to tell everybody. I'm happy to be here. And I would like to say, please make sure you speak directly into the microphone because I get a lot of complaints from my fans. Not 2025, Bobby. He's going to speak very clearly and directly and loudly into the microphone. Yeah. Do you have any New Year's resolutions? To speak louder into the microphone. Anything else? Work on my body. Ooh. Work on...

your body. And yeah, just spend time with the family. Nothing really sticks out. I mean, I'd like to eat better and say all that. Everyone says that. Get in better shape. But do we do it? We'll see. Hopefully.

Well, thank you for joining us on Telling Everybody Everything this year. I was just talking about Sean Diddy Combs. Oh, yes. He looks poised to drag a slew of big, big, big names down with him when he goes to trial this spring. And when someone names their record company Bad Boy, you better believe them. Now, earlier in the year, we're doing a roundup now, you were heard to have called Sean P. Diddy Combs the Black Epstein.

Yes, I did say that. And he might be the black Jazain Maxwell, actually. Then who's Epstein? Someone that's out there, free. Because, I mean, Jazain went down three years ago and got convicted of like sex trafficking to who? Who was she sex trafficking to? To? Who are those people? Yeah. Who knows? Like she's just like, you're guilty. But like, who was she supplying these people to?

I guess we'll never find out. So this brings me to my next question. That's what I know you're going with. Do you think the names will come out? And please don't guess what any of them are for litigious reasons. But do you think that Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, whatever you want to call him, Black Epstein, will die under mysterious circumstances? Do you think that he will go to jail for a long time and be alive and name names or not name names? What do you think is going down? What's your prediction?

My prediction is that no names will come out. You don't think this is going to get any bigger? I think people will be protected. And I think he's kind of like a scapegoat for something. But I don't think the names come out. So whether that means he's going to die or what, I'm not sure. I just don't imagine all these people...

Getting brought into this much like the Epstein case. There are a lot of theories floating around that Donald Trump is implicated and will therefore pardon him. Do you see Donald Trump being implicated in any of that? I don't see him pardoning P. Diddy. No, he's not. You know, P. Diddy is not Hunter Biden who was pardoned. Oh, yeah. You know, for like embezzlement or whatever.

crimes that he was doing. Yeah. So do I think Donald Trump was involved in this? I don't know. He probably went to a party or two maybe. I don't know. This is the thing too. I think that's too far. But I don't think Trump is that stupid. I think they invite... Well, he's pretty stupid. But I think they invite a lot of people just to justify the parties who aren't involved. Like, who knows in my life, maybe I've been to parties where...

Like nefarious business was going on, but i've been to one that wasn't too bad And then there'll be that katherine was there Yeah, you didn't go to like the next level up floor room where the baby oil comes out I've been to the playboy mansion. I know and I didn't see anything bad I'm sure lots of bad things have taken place there over the years decades Well, he was besties with bill cosby and that's more the trump vibe that one but at least those people are of age presumably um

You think every little playmate back in the 70s? I said presumably more of age than some of the P. Diddy and certainly the Epstein stuff. I don't know. Well, another seemingly less sinister but equally intrigue-laden matters across the pond here...

Future Queen consort Kate Middleton caused us all to scratch our noggins this English Mother's Day when she posted an obviously photoshopped family portrait, followed by silence, followed by rumors that she disappeared, followed by an announcement that she's battling cancer. It's all still incredibly fishy to me. And now that we're a few months removed...

Have you heard any further insight? I mean, I think we've all just taken a step back to let this wonderful woman heal from her diagnosis. Yeah, I think she needs a break from the press and all that stuff. I think she's had a rough go and I think I didn't see the Photoshop. It's not in my, you know. You didn't see it. I didn't see the Photoshop photo, no. But I think we can all be a little bit softer on this girl. I don't even know what she's going through. She's had a lot of tension. A tough life. And a tough life and you think it's going to be a great life and, you know.

I don't think she's had the best go. Do you feel sometimes like Kate Middleton in this marriage? I haven't gotten to Photoshop any photos yet. If I get to that point, then I will certainly agree. Yeah. But like you married into like a very public family. And do you sometimes feel like that sucks? I don't think I feel, no, I don't feel the same as Kate Middleton. It's not even close. Okay. Yeah. I don't have that attention. Is your loyalty to the royal family based on your best friendship with Princess Beatrice?

Yeah, basically if I wasn't best friends with Princess Beatrice, I may, you know, start to weigh on these issues, but I can't offend or go at the royal family because they're... You're very well media trained by them. Yeah. I don't love the royal family, but I support this little thing they're doing for as long as it goes, which won't be that much longer, I bet. So... Can you tell me a bit more about your list of best friends in this country and how those came to be?

Well, my list of best friends, I've got a few. Should I list off? Yeah. I mean, it's kind of embarrassing, isn't it? Why? Because there's not that many. Nobody over 40 has many friends. Not that I want. You've got many Canadian friends. Don't worry. All right, here we go.

Apologies if I leave out a few. Princess Beatrice. That's number one. That's number one. And why is that? Because I wasn't able to see many people during lockdown. And then our friend Jimmy Carr had a dinner party and I was sat right beside Princess Beatrice. So...

We chatted quite a bit, got along, and met her partner at the time. I don't know if they're still together. I think they are, yeah. So I should know that. You're hoping your best friend, you don't know if she's divorced from him. My point is, I say she's my best friend only because there was a period in my life where she was the only other soul I talked to outside of my nuclear family. And did you know she was Princess Beatrice? No. She's just, you're like, this girl's my best friend. I found out halfway through the dinner party. But she looks familiar. She looks a lot like her dad.

when you look a step back at it. With friends like you, who needs enemies? I mean, wow. Like, you know, I'm not saying she looks like a boy, but you can see they're related. That she looks like Prince Andrew. She does. Okay. Don't you think? No. All right, I take it back. And if she's listening...

I doubly take it back if that's a thing. I guess she does, yes. She looks like both of her parents. But you know what? She looks like one of the girls. Yes, she does. But when someone's dad is Prince Andrew, you just can't say they look like Prince Andrew. What's wrong with that? What's going on with Prince Andrew? He's been to the white parties. Not the white parties. He's been to the plain parties, the island parties. Do you know, I was on a yacht one time in Monaco and a prince someone got on the yacht

I didn't know who it was. It was Prince someone. I think that was James Haskell. No, this was before you. This is when I was like young and single and fancy free. And it was like, oh, Prince so-and-so. But I thought it was Prince Andrew, but maybe it wasn't. But I have been to parties with Prince Andrew. And I can exclusively reveal that when I went to a party with Prince Andrew, he was interested in a woman. Like he was sort of just very innocently flirting with her. And that woman was even older than me. Oh, wow.

But she's hotter than me, but older than me. So, I mean, that is... Is that who made that decision? Him. Oh, he said that, oh, she's hotter than you are? No, no. She's like universally, she's hotter than I am. She's very famous, but she's hot. I'll tell you who it is after. But I liked that he was flirting with like an older woman. Yeah, that's cool. So there's one point in your best friend's dad's...

Okay. Who's your best friend number two? Well, there's no list. Like, that's one. That's two. Lloyd Griffith. Oh, yeah. Oh, I forgot to tell you. So Bobby and I took the kids to Disney on Ice yesterday, which is at the O2 throughout January. It was so good. And we got to meet Moana. And it's a big day out, the O2. But there's loads of things to do for them. There are restaurants. Like, you can make it work. And it's so loud, the music. Fantastic.

that you don't feel self-conscious if your child is having a little meltdown or wants to leave and go to the toilet. It's like fine. It's very kid-friendly. Whereas when I took Fred to the ballet, you could hear a pin drop. It wasn't that way. It was so much fun. But I saw Hannah Griffith there, who was Lloyd Griffith's sister. Oh, really? Yeah. You didn't even tell me. I know, because I forgot, because that's when you were running down the hall with Fred and he puked. Yeah. And she came up to me and she was like, oh, um...

your husband's really good friends with my brother and you know my brother Lloyd Griffith and I was like Hannah Griffith because I've seen her on his Instagram she was holding a baby the baby looked like Lloyd

I meant to tell you that. You should have told me. He's a great best friend to have. Well, again, these aren't best friends. These are all like friends. Your best UK friends. My best UK friends. I got Bobby Mayer. Oh, what about that guy who got sucked off in a Ferrari? Oh, that was not one of my friends. That's one of Bobby's best friends got sucked off in a Ferrari and pulled over. We were almost going to be friends. And then the night took a turn. Yeah. We had to Google him. And so Bobby and I actually think he's pretty cool.

but he did go to jail for it, I think, or at least something bad happened.

You know, your list of best friends is growing, Bobby. These are not, these are people I've run into, obviously. I have very few friends. Okay. But lots of like acquaintances. But you and I are on the same page about Kate Middleton. We feel like, I hope 2025 is good to her. Yeah, she needs a break. I would like to see her. I don't think she's a terrible person. I think she puts up with a lot. Yeah. And she deserves some break from the press or the public, whatever it may be, so she can be healthy because. Break from her marriage, maybe. Like, look what that family can do to you.

Conjoined twins. Abby and Brittany Hensel. It's like Come on, Loose Women. Conjoined twins. Abby and Brittany Hensel welcomed a third into their bedroom, but only out of necessity. A third conjoined twin? No. Okay, so I've talked about this earlier in the year. I don't know this story. I'm reading the report. I'm telling you. So they're conjoined twins. You would have seen them growing up. They were quite like publicized conjoined twins, and they are a little bit younger than us.

Well, Abby married a man and she opened up about how she and her new husband consummate their marriage while Brittany is obviously very much present because they're conjoined twins. Apparently, Brittany immerses herself in true crime podcasts while her sister does the deed. And then that does the deed. Where are they connected? Like this. Like shoulders? Yeah. So they're not like head connected and trying to give like... Well, neck. Like they're connected at the neck.

So listen. So like... Just be careful. I'm just trying to figure out what the situation would look like. Would you like to see them? No, that's okay. Well, yeah, sure. If you want to show me. I'm going to show you the twins. But how interesting. I'm just trying to picture what sex would look like. I kind of don't like that she's listening to true crime. Maybe she's got her headphones in, obviously. She does. But like, does it have to be true crime when her sister's having sex?

So here they are in Hello Magazine, and that's the husband. Could he not? I don't even want to. Yeah, you just don't be too Bobby with this one. I'm not being too Bobby. I was like, should he not just maybe? There we are. So it is, you know, she's very much present. She's like right there. She's right there, and he's a big boy.

So I don't think that I could you be in the same room as one of your three sisters while they were having sex? I mean, in this scenario, could I with mine? No, but this is their life. This is all I know. So you got to make hay. Okay. So my 2025 prediction is that this marriage will motivate Brittany to also get married in the new year.

And then how do you think that's going to work? Will they all just eventually delve into having foursomes or what? Like, will the men have less? Because the ladies have been conjoined sisters their whole lives, but the men, that'd be a whole new kettle of fish to navigate. Yeah, and I don't know if they could date, like, the same guy. No, they don't. They don't want to do that. They don't want to share the guy. They don't. Yeah, I mean, a foursome would be an impossible one to do.

No, nothing's impossible. That's what's beautiful about this brave new world. Well, foursome would be impossible with the size of the current boyfriend. What do you mean? Unless the next boyfriend was a real, like, twig. Foursome is so possible with a guy that big. Because his dick is so far away from his face. How do you think foursomes work? Well, I know there's going to be two of these, two dicks, two holes. But, like, there's not a lot of space to have foursome.

You know, you can't... Unless... Oh. Unless one's like going like doggy style, but maybe not doggy style. Like he's laying down and doing like the doggy style on the side. I don't know what that's called. And the other guy's doing the regular missionary. Then that could work actually. All right. There's some ways around it. Haven't you been very open about the fact that you've like dabbled in...

Like a threesome one? I've not been very open about that, no. Oh, it's not on the podcast? We may have touched on it, but it's not something I like talk about. Would you like me to delete it? No. Okay. Well, I'm saying like not everyone is in the same place at the same time, right? No, but in this case, they're connected people. Yeah, but the boys aren't. No, the boys aren't. So why is his size mad? I don't understand. There's less space with a big guy like that to add another guy side by side. Okay. On the same like...

Body of work. Yes. Two connected bodies. Okay. So there were some man trends this year. All right, let's move on. Yes. I think you did very well. All right. And man trends, hot rodent aesthetic, dominated our eyeballs this year in reference to a uniform look noticed among many of the top leading men in film and TV. Do you have a guess as to what the next animal resemblance for men in Hollywood might be?

Hmm. What would you be? Have you ever been compared to an animal? I think I was I an otter? An otter? Like in the gay community you would be an otter? I don't think so. I don't know. I don't think I was. I don't know what it is. You're not hairy on your like body. I don't think otters are hairy. What's going on with your chest? Do you like yeah otters are a little bit hairy. You yeah. Not really. Yes they are. No I'm saying my chest is not hairy. But that's otter hairy. I think that's normal. But your back has no hair whatsoever. Well the new one I would think.

Is there like a birds of prey look? Because that's a good rodent. Like I think some of these rodents look like birds of prey if they had wings. So a little bit more...

Masculine, the rodents, I think. Word of prey aesthetic. Yeah. I like it. Okay. They've got like slicked hair. Okay, go ahead. Good. These are quick fire. Yeah, quick fire, great. Okay. A hot new pastime for real men emerged on flights. Do you remember what that was called? Raw dogging, yes. Oh, yes. Taking long haul flights without engaging in any in-flight entertainment, refreshments, or the toilet. Did you feel that that was a suitable marker of manhood?

I get, I understood the trend. It's a nice like little flex, um, a throwback to, I think we discussed this before, like flights past. Yeah. Um,

And with small children, the idea of raw-dogging sounds quite relaxing. Yeah. There's very little just stillness in our lives. But were these guys actually doing it? Probably not. It was just like a little trend that it was like, all right, I'm raw-dogging. I don't think they were doing it. I think men definitely did it. Like maybe not every influencer, but I think there were men who would do it just to test their strength. And do you see 2025 having a similar trendy marker of manhood?

like temporary blindness or I know like hockey players used to not have sex before a game it might be nice for men or guys or whoever to like go back to like figuring out how to like do household like achievements that a lot of the younger generation kind of will be lost on like repairing things around the house without calling someone so maybe maybe that could be something that guys could like

work on or like it's not that hard you like YouTube something you have a bit of trial and error but I think like being able to be competent around your own household fixing things is good I can do a little bit I would love to be able to do more so I could save some cash I think 2025 should be your year of like really documenting the work that you do in the garden because people ask me about it all the time and you don't really post enough about it I'll post more then yeah and when you post a lot of work goes into it yeah

But people need to know, like, steps, products. Like, they need details. And that could be that you could usher in the new thing. Beloved UK TV presenter Holly Willoughby closed a harrowing chapter on a plot to kidnap, kill, and worse with her this year when a security guard from Essex was found guilty in the summer in a trial that gripped the nation. What is your hope for Ms. Willoughby as she comes out of sort of

Not hiding, but she's been quite quiet in 2020. Oh, really? See, this is another thing I wasn't really in the mix with. Well, our family are big fans of true crime. Like, even though I hate it, we have dabbled. This isn't really true crime, is it? But could it be? This is a weird case. It's a very weird case. Could you see? It's such a weird case. Like, this guy should be in jail. Yeah, he is in jail. Okay, great. For life.

As he should be. But was he really, like, I get the, like, was he really going to do it? I know it doesn't really matter. Like, you know what I mean? It's a weird case. Well, you don't think it's got the chops for a true crime documentary? No. Maybe, like, it could be, like, a part of a series. So if there's, like, a six-part series, it could be, like, part one of, like, maybe six quick tales. Because it's not, like... I just thought of who your other best friend is. And she is the perfect candidate to play Holly Willoughby in the biopic. Emily Atack. Oh, yes. Emily Atack.

Not a lot of wives would be okay with their husband leaving an awards due to go have a cigarette with Emily Atack. Yeah, we did have that connection. But I'm fine with it, even though she's a... She's cool. She's great, and we have a lot of fun together. And yeah, we have a lot of smoke breaks at these kind of award shows or whatever they may be.

Comedy nights. Telling everybody everything. I was transfixed and a bit horrified by Queen of the Tradwives, Hannah Nealman, a former Miss Utah who's been pregnant every nine months for the past decade and cosplays as a pioneer woman whilst documenting it all on her Instagram page with round-the-clock childcare hidden just out of frame. Where do you see tradwife culture going in the new year?

I haven't really thought about it. It's interesting with the geopolitical right-wing lean. Yeah. Do you think it's connected? It's connected for sure. There's a market for it more now than a few years ago. Will that continue? Maybe, maybe not. I'm not sure. But I can see the trend remaining for a little while. Do you ever wish that you'd married a ballerina farm's child wife instead of me? Would life be more simple?

It would be more simple, but less entertaining. Yeah. Seemingly, the only thing bigger than trad wives this year was true crime, as evidenced by our aforementioned obsession with the Menendez brothers and JonBenet. Do you feel that 2025 will be the year the Menendez brothers are released? And what is your Christmas Day conclusion? Because you told us this year that you were going to solve the JonBenet mystery. I did say that. I'll start with the Menendez brothers. I don't see them getting out of jail.

Seems like a convenient excuse. One seems like a true psycho. Yeah. And the other one just kind of got a long throw. Maybe he should get released. I don't know. I don't see them getting out of jail. Even though it's just strange that this like documentary comes out and then they like romanticize their characters and make them like hunkier than they even were. And now like everyone's like, oh yeah, they should get out of jail. It's like two years ago. No one would give a fuck. Yeah. Yeah. Well, they're hot right now. And even Kim Kardashian. And they really shot their parents' faces off with shotguns. Like, sorry. Yeah.

hire a hitman. And regarding the Jean Benet case, I've come to a conclusion. I don't think I'll fully solve this thing. What? Believe it or not, yeah. I do. I can give you my final report or conclusion. Are you a hung jury? It's a hung jury. But if I were to guess, here's my final thing would be everyone in the family knew about it. The mom, the dad, the boy. I think the dad was definitely assaulting this girl sexually.

And then this one night something happened. And I think the boy bonked her on the head. She was dead. And then the parents covered it up. And I think 100% Patsy wrote the note. I think the dad 100% was, you know, sexually assaulting this girl. And I think the brother is a little bit of a psycho. And I think the three of them all together covered it up. That's my conclusion. What about the pineapple? Pineapple's a piece of the story.

I mean, it just shows that she ate pineapple. There's a theory that the pineapple was a fight between the brother and her. Maybe that was. Maybe it wasn't. Don't know. But she was killed, knocked on the head. That's how she died. And then after she was dead, she was then, like, tied up. We don't need to get into it. It was staged. And, like, a note was written. And it was, like, about things that only the parents would know about, like bonuses. And the intruder theory is just...

The kidnapping note is outrageous. Yeah, yeah. It was done from someone inside that house and everyone knew about it because it took hours to come up with the plan. Like we're talking eight hours before the police were called. Wow. Okay. All right. Thank you for solving it. But I may open up the case again later. Okay, great. So it's something to look forward to in 2025. Maybe. Lightning round. All right. I'm asking you, is the biggest hunk of my life, who do you think was the biggest hunk

viral hunk of 2024 and your choices are the French pole vaulter whose pole vaulted his Olympic dreams, the Gen Z cop who arrested Justin Timberlake and asked him what tour, or the hot assassin and burgeoning anti-capitalist revolutionary Luigi Mangione. Justin Timberlake. No! That's not a choice. Well, he's the hunkiest of all those people. I don't know. I guess...

The French pole vaulter would be the guy. Yeah, and that's nice. And he deserves your vote because he lost an Olympic medal that his penis or balls got in the way. And so he deserves to at least have to be a hunk. Yeah, I'm not going to call a killer or a cop a hunk of the year. Maybe next year. Yeah.

That's not a good look.

Or Jules Lebrun, aka the very demure, very mindful trans retail worker who walked her followers through her customer service acumen and in so doing transformed our global lexicon and became a literal overnight sensation. Finally, Rachel Rae Gunn-Gunn, the ironically unironic breaker from Australia who got two thumbs down under and all but guaranteed that breakdancing made its first and last appearance at the Olympics sport at this year's Games.

I've got to go with the ray gun. I knew it. Because I just, I don't know, maybe I like the Olympics, but it was a moment, like worldwide moment. Everyone's dunking on her. And I think she can bounce back from this. You see a lot of people copying the dance now. It's like a fun thing. I mean, it's the stupidest competition ever to be in the Olympics, obviously. But I think her future could be bright. And she took it well. Maybe. Maybe.

Well, she took it, like, badly at first and then came around, and now I think has taken it well. And good for her for trying and showing that light. It was a great moment, though. Yeah. All right. Well, thank you very much, and that is the end for this year. Oh, is it? Okay. That was quick. Yeah. All right. Well, it's 4-11. We lose the babysitter in 15 minutes. We still have to bang. Oh, really? Oh, yes.

Might as well leave the cameras rolling. All right. Well, that's the end of this year. And we'll be back with season four of Telling Everybody Everything in 2025. Please let us know what you'd like to see more of on the podcast. That includes Bobby speaking very audibly into the microphone. So well done. You can email us at tellingeverybodyeverything at gmail.com.

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