While fans keep refreshing for a Travis Kelce proposal, sources whisper that Taylor Swift may beat him to the punch and get down on one knee herself. Meanwhile, Miley Cyrus faces a heartbreaking possibility — that her iconic voice could fade for good, saying she’d rather walk away than lose her sound. And in a twist only billionaires can pull off, Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are snubbing Amazon for their wedding — no registry, just a secret splashy donation. #ShuterScoop
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Speaker 1 (00:09):
A vice. Sure, it's time Hell Level Loo, welcome to
the Naughty Vanni Sham. You have scrub shooter and it
is a Wednesday, which means a differend. Donny Mecham's joining goes, Hey, Donnie,
are you there? Hello? Level? Hello? Hello? How do we
missed you last week? Yes?
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Well, here's the thing. We're very honest here on the
Naty I Show, and I will be even more honest.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
I was.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
I'm going through a little bit of a mental struggle
here lately, and last week was just too much and
I couldn't. The thing is is like, look, this is fun,
we love doing it, but it's work, and it's when
you're not in a good head space. You have to
own up to that. And I think a lot of
times people try to barrel through. And I would rather
(00:58):
just be honest than put out bad work, because that
would actually put me in a worse space. And of
course I just told Rob hey, and only thing he
said was you need anything, call me, Please take care
of yourself, love all the good stuff.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
I'm lovely, aren't I. This isn't my story, though, this
is yours. Donny, thank you for sharing what you what
you just told us it's It's really difficult, isn't it.
And it takes a lot of courage. It takes being
brave to say that I just need a day off,
and so we should all learn to do that. Yes,
this is a really fun thing to do every day,
and we're really privileged to do it. And yes it
(01:34):
is also also work, but nothing not not work, not fun.
It's more important than your own mental health. And so
if you need a day off, naughties, please take it.
And Donnie, my friend was so happy you're back, And
I really did mean that. If you do need a friend,
You've got my number, text me, call me. I'm always there,
and I promise I will try to listen and not talk.
Try it, though, job, I shall do it for you.
(02:01):
Okayler's jump into the show. What time is hit? My friends?
It is d time big story at the top of
the show, So don't count on Travis Kelsey to propose.
So let me tell you why. I don't get nervous.
Taylor Swift might drop to a knee first. So the
world is buzzing about engagement rumors. The Daily Mail did
a big story. I think they posted a story. Everybody
(02:21):
thinks that they are going to get engaged, really really soon.
For all the reporting is saying that he's going to
propose to Taylor Swift while I hit the phones and
my sources tell me, don't be so sure. Everybody thinks
Travis is going to get down on one knee. But
what if Taylor wants to get married and she's the
one that gets down on the knee first and proposes.
(02:44):
I love it. They said Taylor's a boss lady, has
always been a boss lady. She runs a billion dollar brand,
she books stadiums, and she's not shy about making the
first move. I love this quote that an insider told me.
They said, Taylor's not chasing a ring. She is building
a future. She's not a damsel in distress waiting in
(03:07):
a castle. She's a queen who is building it. I
love this. What do you think? Oh, what's amazing. But
first of all, here's the thing.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
Taylor can do whatever she want.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
I think.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
I'm still it's very old fashioned for me that the
man has to be the one to get down and propose.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
There's nothing wrong with the woman.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
If you want to propose to your man or propose
to your woman, do it, you do it. Whatever you want,
they will get married secretly and then we'll all find
it afterwards. If it happens, it will be a secret
wedding and we'll all find out afterwards.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
That's what's gonna happen. Yeah, absolutely right. She dated him
for months without telling anybody. We'd heard some rumors about it,
but you were right about that, Dottie. I too, was
brought up in a traditional, very conservative environment, where the
man would be the one that had to get down
on me, the man would be the one driving the car,
the man would be the one paying the check. But
I've really tried to refa because retrain the way I think,
(04:01):
particularly because there's two men in my relationship, so who's
gonna do it both of us? Like, how are we
going to figure all this out? I do think we
can challenge ourselves and think about different roles and why
does it have to be that way? It doesn't, and
people like Taylor are rewriting the rules and doing it
by example. If I was the dad of a young children,
(04:22):
I'd be so proud if they looked up to somebody
like Taylor Swift. She's a really good person, she's a
really successful person. She works really hard for what she wants,
and I'd love her to have all the personal happiness
in the world. But if you want something naughty is
it doesn't matter if it's being engaged or a promotion
or a new pair of shoes. If you want something,
(04:43):
if you really want it, don't hold back, go and
get it. Don't wait for somebody else. Donnie, how are
you about really grabbing onto something you want.
Speaker 2 (04:55):
I didn't used to be as forceful about it here,
but as I got all or I'm like, you know what,
if I want something, I have to grab it. I
have to do it, I have to hold onto it,
I have to go for it. But also, and I
know people out there, they're probably gonna roll their eyes
about us, you know, making a big deal of Taylor proposing.
But do you know what it would mean to so
(05:18):
many young girls out there if Taylor did the proposing,
Because then so many young girls would see it as Oh,
I can do whatever I want, I can make the rules,
I can decide what I do with my lie, I
decide my timeline. And it's something so simple and so
little as that, but it would honestly change the lives
(05:41):
of so many young girls.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
Yes, the imagery literally the proposal, This new standard is
something that would be really impactful. I think around the world.
It would take a global superstar like Taylor to change
the world, and I think she might. It was really interesting.
I did not expect this response. As a reporter, you
(06:03):
hit the phones, you don't really know what you're gonna get.
But I plan to do a story about the proposal.
I was reading all this stuff that any minute now
he's gonna propose, He's got the ring, he's gonna get
down on one knee. And I was going to try
and find a date. When's this gonna happen. Where's it
gonna happen. They're in Florida in Miami at the moment.
Will it happen down in Florida or will it be
in New York where she lives or Rhode Island where
(06:25):
she's got a house to where will this be? And
they said, oh, Rob, not just one, like three or
four sources said, what makes you think he's going to
propose before she does? Maybe Taylor is going to propose first,
which brings us to our whole question of the day.
Don't count on Travis Kelcey to propose first, because Taylor
might drop to her knee before him. Does it matter
(06:47):
who pops the question? Does it matter if it's the
guy the girl. There could be two guys, there could
be two girls. You figure out your lives here, But
does it matter who proposes? Hey? Go votes on a
to pay Naughty Nice rob facebook page? Is nty? I'm
sure Let's check out on a rout her here your results? Hey,
Donnie Love, what are you working on?
Speaker 2 (07:07):
Well, I guess it's fitting that you know I'm slowly
losing my voice that I'm doing this story. So Miley Cyrus,
you know, she suffers from a disease called Rinky's edema,
and it's a vocal condition that kind of gives her
that signature rasp. But the problem is is she's starting
to lose her voice, and she's starting to you know,
(07:30):
she's afraid that her voice will go silent, and she
actually says that I'll quit before I don't sound like me.
And she's just terrified of not sounding like herself. And
the thing is is we've seen this with Mariah Carey
and when she was just running herself with ragged.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
We saw it with Ritney.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Houston when they run themselves ragged or they're just out
there singing night after night after night, hitting those notes.
It hurts your vocal core and it is hard on
your vocal cords. But the problem here is she's only
thirty two years old. She's so young, and so we
all thought just the Rathby voice, that is what she has,
(08:11):
which is her signature voice. But she doesn't sound like
that at all anymore. M what's mighty without a Rathby voice?
Speaker 1 (08:18):
Heah, what's my? She was offered surgery, so the doctor
said they could go and I think there's some pollups
on her vocal cords, and they offered her surgery, but
they did warn her you might sound different afterwards, and
she said, no, no, no, I'm not going to do that.
So instead of having surgery, she's pulling back on touring.
That's why Miley doesn't go on the road, because she
just can't sing show after show after show. It will
really damage her voice. But there will come a day,
(08:38):
maybe probably most likely, that she can't do this anymore.
So she said she's really grateful and she knows that
this gift it comes with an expiration date, and so
she's going to try and record stuff. She is going
to do some show. She's not going to tour, but
it's something that she really really has had to confront it.
It's such a cruel irony. What makes her so special
(09:00):
is also what the problem, the potential problem could be.
You don't want to sound like everybody else When Miley
is on the radio. You know it's a Miley song
before you even find out the title, because that voice,
it's so distinctive, you know it. It's such an amazing,
raspy voice. Somebody once said it sounds like a tray
(09:22):
of cigarettes, and Minley thought that was a compliment, said,
thank you very much. I love that sort of voice.
I love it. I love it. Meme on though, as
much as I like to gossip about Miley and celebrities,
you just dropped a bombsheld, Donnie, you've lost your voice.
I'm more interested in you. What's going on?
Speaker 2 (09:38):
It's these allergy things around here, you know, it's so big,
that's all I go outside and under attack, oh.
Speaker 1 (09:45):
Darling, and with a nose the size of yours and mine.
You have to be careful, you have to be careful.
I've been sick for two weeks. I had this cold,
naughties and choken I want to go to sleep at night.
I saw my doctor. It's not the COVID, thank you goodness.
But there's something going around, and so look after yourselves, everybody, Okay,
moving along, Jennifer Lopez is taking the Middle East by storm.
(10:08):
Let me explain. So, after her concert got canceled here
in America, she's now going to the Middle East. Now,
some people are saying this is really sad, playing Istanbul
and Turkey and Romania and Poland. That's not really the
most glamorous schedule in the world. One person said, you know,
when you're in Kazakistan or then you're desperate. Jennifer's making
(10:30):
the money and so I don't blame her here. Jayla
has always been around the money. All is about the money.
When I worked with her, that money was really important.
She's not doing this because she wants to go on
to her She wants the bay of bills. She's got
that sixty million dollar house with Ben that they can't sell.
Plus she's just signed an amazing deal in Vegas. So
any rumors, any stories that Jennifer has washed up a premature, Donnie.
(10:52):
She's going to do these gigs in Vegas, where I
think she'll be huge again. Her last show in Vegas
gross over one hundred million dollars. I think she had
a hundred shows. Don't feel bad for Jlo here. And
this is what our celebrities have done all the time.
When you're no longer as hot in America, you go
overseas and then you become hot here again. About thirty
years ago, Bruce and I were in Prague and who
was doing a concert there? Michael Jackson? I know, so
(11:14):
they just this is just part of being famous. There
is no shame in it. If you want to pay
me a million dollars to come to Poland, Donny, we're
both packing our bags. We're on our way, okay, Donnie,
talking of money. Sui Cruz has got an offer that
I think she's going to refuse. But it is a
big offer. What's going on.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
It is a bomb shell offer. They want her to
write a Daddy Dearest memoir.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
You read every word of it all, Yes.
Speaker 2 (11:47):
Good soup got it and around five million dollars. And
that's just the guarantee, Yes, guarantee.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
That's what you give.
Speaker 2 (11:56):
When you sell thirty two million books, you get a
hundred billion dollars on top of that, so that is
the thing. But so look, we all know Suri has
some feelings about her father, mister Tom Cruise. She even
dropped his last name. Look, she's not gonna. I don't
think she's gonna. He's not biting. Sources are saying that
(12:19):
she's just not interested. Look, she wants to live a life.
Speaker 1 (12:25):
Out of the spotlight. It seemed.
Speaker 2 (12:26):
It seems she's very happy just being herself and sadly,
I think she would honestly rather not be Tom Cruise's daughter.
I think she loves her mom, Katie Holmes. They are
very close, but that relationship is not good. But I
don't see her spilling the deets.
Speaker 1 (12:43):
I think you're right. I mean, the thought of this
book is absolutely delicious, every single page of it. Although
and inside is it to me, she doesn't have that
much to tell because he's been gone for a really
really long time, no one being seen together. I know,
in yeah, she doesn't really know him. She was still
a baby when he got divorced from her mommy Katie Holmes,
(13:05):
and then she went with Katie, and we've never seen
Tom with her again. He's never mentioned her, he never
talks about her. So I don't actually think she knows
that much. Although just the book on Losing your Dad
that the loone is something that would be really, really interesting,
She's not going to do it. She's desperately private. She
doesn't want to be Tom Cruise's type daughter as a celebrity.
(13:26):
She wants to be swery. She loves her mom, Katie.
She has a very regular life in New York. They
live quite close to me in New York, and I
bump into Suriy, I bump into Katie all that time.
They're never with security, they're just walking around. And so
this is just not her vibe. I find that the
kids that do the tell All books have an axe
to grind that Rosy O'Donnell should be careful now her
(13:48):
kids they have they do that could be a Mommy
Dearest book, a daddy dearest book. Great idea. I totally
understand why the publishers want it, but alas I don't
think it's going to happen quickly. We're going to break
one more money story too. Anne Hathaway, she's the abounding
millions to be in the Devil Wears Prada sequel. Did
you know they're making part two of the Devil wears Prada.
(14:09):
I know, I think Meryl Streep's going to be in it.
The story is about Meryll's Streep, Miranda Plicely, and what
happens after the publishing world falls apart. So magazine's like Vogue,
which are really powerful twenty thirty years ago, we don't
really care that much about it anymore. Everything's online. When
was the last time you really bought a newspaper or magazine?
You're really online. So it's about the whole world has
(14:31):
changed now. Anne Hathaway, her character Adrian is not a
big part of the story, but she could make a
cameo in it. I'm told she's asking for fifteen million
dollars to make a cameo. Saurces say she knows her worth,
that she's not playing games here, and she knows how
iconic Andy Andy Sachs is, and so she wants the
(14:54):
money if she's going to do the work. I think
they should pay. I do I really it be worth it.
What do you think, Tony?
Speaker 2 (15:02):
Oh yeah, I just want to see the movie be made.
But also in why aren't you doing go work on
Princes's Diary?
Speaker 1 (15:08):
Oh yes, let Meryll, let Meryl.
Speaker 2 (15:10):
Handle, Let Merril handle devil worlds to go, give us
a princess diary.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
Listen to Donny. Listen to Donny. Okay, we're going to
take a quick break and we will be right back.
Welcome back to the not even nic Sha have your
hostop shoot to their dear friend Jonny, me and Haye Tony.
Let's get to the polls. Last year we talked about
Harry and Meghan are quietly re entering the lucrative lecture
circuit world. This is where you get paid millions of
dollars to do lectures. Are all around them, money in money.
(15:37):
This is Oprah does it. They are bombers do it.
The Clinton's do bushes. They mu doing this. Our question
is would you pay to hear Meghan and Harry speak?
Let's have a look. Seventy percent said no, not into it.
I think after the book and the Oprah interview, I
don't know if they've got anything left to sort of
say that I want to hear. It's got to be gossip.
They've got to be gossip about the rules. I want
(15:57):
to hear about Kate. I want to be heard back,
and they won't do that. They're going to do very
very generic self help empowerment type of stories. Delena had
a great idea. She thinks Megan should be a matchmaker
and do a lecture on how to marry a prince,
how to get how to get a rich guy. Now
that that might sell, but the naughties, we're not interested
in it. Don't forget to vote on today's Paul got
(16:19):
a naughty nice roll about Facebook pages, naughty gossip. I'm
sure to check that down my rowlter. Here your results
are now. Oh it's type for and noisiest of the day.
Speaker 2 (16:30):
Oh well, well, mister and missus Jeff and Loan soon
to be lorn A Basils. They have snubbed Amazon. Oh, no,
registry nothing. You would think if you owned Amazon, wouldn't
you go on there and be like, what do you
want everything on here?
Speaker 1 (16:50):
I would register about every just.
Speaker 2 (16:52):
You know what, open up the little factory warehouse where
you do the distribution and just put it on the
back of.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
It's all vine, it's all vine. No, none of that.
Speaker 2 (17:01):
They're just they've actually asked guests not to bring gifts all.
They just want people to donate to charity.
Speaker 1 (17:09):
That's great, Oh that's they don't need the money. They
don't need a new toaster given, we'll give it. We
don't need a new toaster, we don't need dish dish towels,
we don't need anything. Give them money to charity. Are
nicest of the day. And now I'm naughty. Is the day? Naughty, naughty, naughty.
Jenna Bush's wild White House party days have sparked a
panic at the Today Show. So the dorman of Bungaloway,
(17:33):
too are used to know quite well. He is revealed
that he was once smoking a joint with the Bush sisters,
and he even said he tried, he tried to get
them to help him get his immigration paperwork all in order. Now,
this is quite funny, but we forgot because of the
Today Show and how brilliant she's been on the Today Show.
(17:53):
We forgot how wild these two were. They boys, booze drugs.
They were wild in the White House as teenagers. I
know Jenner a little bit. She told me she was
always having boys over and secret Service used to sneak
them in and she was kissing and running down the
hallways at night. It sounds just so wild and exciting.
But the Today she has worked really hard to clean
(18:14):
up her image. I don't think this is gonna hurt her.
It's a little fun thing to remember. But I also
think too, it makes her kind of cooler. I think
this is all just fine as long as there's not
many more revelations and what is the day? Hey, let's
end with a moment of rub a rub. What they're
(18:36):
hating you is what's missing in them. They're jealousy. It's
not about you, it's about them. Your confidence reminds them
of their insecurity. Your light exposes their shadows, and your
truth well, it rattles their lives. People don't hate what's
wrong with you. They hate what they wish they had.
(19:00):
Stop shrinking, stop apologizing, and keep being you because they
hate it's just unspoken admiration in disguise. Once again, what
they're hating you is what is missing in themselves. Amen, Hey,
that is it for today. Thank you so much for listening.
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A vice. Sure, it's time Hell Level Loo, welcome to
the Naughty Vanni Sham. You have scrub shooter and it
is a Wednesday, which means a differend. Donny Mecham's joining goes, Hey, Donnie,
are you there? Hello? Level? Hello? Hello? How do we
missed you last week? Yes?
Speaker 2 (00:28):
Well, here's the thing. We're very honest here on the
Naty I Show, and I will be even more honest.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
I was.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
I'm going through a little bit of a mental struggle
here lately, and last week was just too much and
I couldn't. The thing is is like, look, this is fun,
we love doing it, but it's work, and it's when
you're not in a good head space. You have to
own up to that. And I think a lot of
times people try to barrel through. And I would rather
(00:58):
just be honest than put out bad work, because that
would actually put me in a worse space. And of
course I just told Rob hey, and only thing he
said was you need anything, call me, Please take care
of yourself, love all the good stuff.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
I'm lovely, aren't I. This isn't my story, though, this
is yours. Donny, thank you for sharing what you what
you just told us it's It's really difficult, isn't it.
And it takes a lot of courage. It takes being
brave to say that I just need a day off,
and so we should all learn to do that. Yes,
this is a really fun thing to do every day,
and we're really privileged to do it. And yes it
(01:34):
is also also work, but nothing not not work, not fun.
It's more important than your own mental health. And so
if you need a day off, naughties, please take it.
And Donnie, my friend was so happy you're back, And
I really did mean that. If you do need a friend,
You've got my number, text me, call me. I'm always there,
and I promise I will try to listen and not talk.
Try it, though, job, I shall do it for you.
(02:01):
Okayler's jump into the show. What time is hit? My friends?
It is d time big story at the top of
the show, So don't count on Travis Kelsey to propose.
So let me tell you why. I don't get nervous.
Taylor Swift might drop to a knee first. So the
world is buzzing about engagement rumors. The Daily Mail did
a big story. I think they posted a story. Everybody
(02:21):
thinks that they are going to get engaged, really really soon.
For all the reporting is saying that he's going to
propose to Taylor Swift while I hit the phones and
my sources tell me, don't be so sure. Everybody thinks
Travis is going to get down on one knee. But
what if Taylor wants to get married and she's the
one that gets down on the knee first and proposes.
(02:44):
I love it. They said Taylor's a boss lady, has
always been a boss lady. She runs a billion dollar brand,
she books stadiums, and she's not shy about making the
first move. I love this quote that an insider told me.
They said, Taylor's not chasing a ring. She is building
a future. She's not a damsel in distress waiting in
(03:07):
a castle. She's a queen who is building it. I
love this. What do you think? Oh, what's amazing. But
first of all, here's the thing.
Speaker 2 (03:14):
Taylor can do whatever she want.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
I think.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
I'm still it's very old fashioned for me that the
man has to be the one to get down and propose.
Speaker 1 (03:22):
There's nothing wrong with the woman.
Speaker 2 (03:24):
If you want to propose to your man or propose
to your woman, do it, you do it. Whatever you want,
they will get married secretly and then we'll all find
it afterwards. If it happens, it will be a secret
wedding and we'll all find out afterwards.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
That's what's gonna happen. Yeah, absolutely right. She dated him
for months without telling anybody. We'd heard some rumors about it,
but you were right about that, Dottie. I too, was
brought up in a traditional, very conservative environment, where the
man would be the one that had to get down
on me, the man would be the one driving the car,
the man would be the one paying the check. But
I've really tried to refa because retrain the way I think,
(04:01):
particularly because there's two men in my relationship, so who's
gonna do it both of us? Like, how are we
going to figure all this out? I do think we
can challenge ourselves and think about different roles and why
does it have to be that way? It doesn't, and
people like Taylor are rewriting the rules and doing it
by example. If I was the dad of a young children,
(04:22):
I'd be so proud if they looked up to somebody
like Taylor Swift. She's a really good person, she's a
really successful person. She works really hard for what she wants,
and I'd love her to have all the personal happiness
in the world. But if you want something naughty is
it doesn't matter if it's being engaged or a promotion
or a new pair of shoes. If you want something,
(04:43):
if you really want it, don't hold back, go and
get it. Don't wait for somebody else. Donnie, how are
you about really grabbing onto something you want.
Speaker 2 (04:55):
I didn't used to be as forceful about it here,
but as I got all or I'm like, you know what,
if I want something, I have to grab it. I
have to do it, I have to hold onto it,
I have to go for it. But also, and I
know people out there, they're probably gonna roll their eyes
about us, you know, making a big deal of Taylor proposing.
But do you know what it would mean to so
(05:18):
many young girls out there if Taylor did the proposing,
Because then so many young girls would see it as Oh,
I can do whatever I want, I can make the rules,
I can decide what I do with my lie, I
decide my timeline. And it's something so simple and so
little as that, but it would honestly change the lives
(05:41):
of so many young girls.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
Yes, the imagery literally the proposal, This new standard is
something that would be really impactful. I think around the world.
It would take a global superstar like Taylor to change
the world, and I think she might. It was really interesting.
I did not expect this response. As a reporter, you
(06:03):
hit the phones, you don't really know what you're gonna get.
But I plan to do a story about the proposal.
I was reading all this stuff that any minute now
he's gonna propose, He's got the ring, he's gonna get
down on one knee. And I was going to try
and find a date. When's this gonna happen. Where's it
gonna happen. They're in Florida in Miami at the moment.
Will it happen down in Florida or will it be
in New York where she lives or Rhode Island where
(06:25):
she's got a house to where will this be? And
they said, oh, Rob, not just one, like three or
four sources said, what makes you think he's going to
propose before she does? Maybe Taylor is going to propose first,
which brings us to our whole question of the day.
Don't count on Travis Kelcey to propose first, because Taylor
might drop to her knee before him. Does it matter
(06:47):
who pops the question? Does it matter if it's the
guy the girl. There could be two guys, there could
be two girls. You figure out your lives here, But
does it matter who proposes? Hey? Go votes on a
to pay Naughty Nice rob facebook page? Is nty? I'm
sure Let's check out on a rout her here your results? Hey,
Donnie Love, what are you working on?
Speaker 2 (07:07):
Well, I guess it's fitting that you know I'm slowly
losing my voice that I'm doing this story. So Miley Cyrus,
you know, she suffers from a disease called Rinky's edema,
and it's a vocal condition that kind of gives her
that signature rasp. But the problem is is she's starting
to lose her voice, and she's starting to you know,
(07:30):
she's afraid that her voice will go silent, and she
actually says that I'll quit before I don't sound like me.
And she's just terrified of not sounding like herself. And
the thing is is we've seen this with Mariah Carey
and when she was just running herself with ragged.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
We saw it with Ritney.
Speaker 2 (07:49):
Houston when they run themselves ragged or they're just out
there singing night after night after night, hitting those notes.
It hurts your vocal core and it is hard on
your vocal cords. But the problem here is she's only
thirty two years old. She's so young, and so we
all thought just the Rathby voice, that is what she has,
(08:11):
which is her signature voice. But she doesn't sound like
that at all anymore. M what's mighty without a Rathby voice?
Speaker 1 (08:18):
Heah, what's my? She was offered surgery, so the doctor
said they could go and I think there's some pollups
on her vocal cords, and they offered her surgery, but
they did warn her you might sound different afterwards, and
she said, no, no, no, I'm not going to do that.
So instead of having surgery, she's pulling back on touring.
That's why Miley doesn't go on the road, because she
just can't sing show after show after show. It will
really damage her voice. But there will come a day,
(08:38):
maybe probably most likely, that she can't do this anymore.
So she said she's really grateful and she knows that
this gift it comes with an expiration date, and so
she's going to try and record stuff. She is going
to do some show. She's not going to tour, but
it's something that she really really has had to confront it.
It's such a cruel irony. What makes her so special
(09:00):
is also what the problem, the potential problem could be.
You don't want to sound like everybody else When Miley
is on the radio. You know it's a Miley song
before you even find out the title, because that voice,
it's so distinctive, you know it. It's such an amazing,
raspy voice. Somebody once said it sounds like a tray
(09:22):
of cigarettes, and Minley thought that was a compliment, said,
thank you very much. I love that sort of voice.
I love it. I love it. Meme on though, as
much as I like to gossip about Miley and celebrities,
you just dropped a bombsheld, Donnie, you've lost your voice.
I'm more interested in you. What's going on?
Speaker 2 (09:38):
It's these allergy things around here, you know, it's so big,
that's all I go outside and under attack, oh.
Speaker 1 (09:45):
Darling, and with a nose the size of yours and mine.
You have to be careful, you have to be careful.
I've been sick for two weeks. I had this cold,
naughties and choken I want to go to sleep at night.
I saw my doctor. It's not the COVID, thank you goodness.
But there's something going around, and so look after yourselves, everybody, Okay,
moving along, Jennifer Lopez is taking the Middle East by storm.
(10:08):
Let me explain. So, after her concert got canceled here
in America, she's now going to the Middle East. Now,
some people are saying this is really sad, playing Istanbul
and Turkey and Romania and Poland. That's not really the
most glamorous schedule in the world. One person said, you know,
when you're in Kazakistan or then you're desperate. Jennifer's making
(10:30):
the money and so I don't blame her here. Jayla
has always been around the money. All is about the money.
When I worked with her, that money was really important.
She's not doing this because she wants to go on
to her She wants the bay of bills. She's got
that sixty million dollar house with Ben that they can't sell.
Plus she's just signed an amazing deal in Vegas. So
any rumors, any stories that Jennifer has washed up a premature, Donnie.
(10:52):
She's going to do these gigs in Vegas, where I
think she'll be huge again. Her last show in Vegas
gross over one hundred million dollars. I think she had
a hundred shows. Don't feel bad for Jlo here. And
this is what our celebrities have done all the time.
When you're no longer as hot in America, you go
overseas and then you become hot here again. About thirty
years ago, Bruce and I were in Prague and who
was doing a concert there? Michael Jackson? I know, so
(11:14):
they just this is just part of being famous. There
is no shame in it. If you want to pay
me a million dollars to come to Poland, Donny, we're
both packing our bags. We're on our way, okay, Donnie,
talking of money. Sui Cruz has got an offer that
I think she's going to refuse. But it is a
big offer. What's going on.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
It is a bomb shell offer. They want her to
write a Daddy Dearest memoir.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
You read every word of it all, Yes.
Speaker 2 (11:47):
Good soup got it and around five million dollars. And
that's just the guarantee, Yes, guarantee.
Speaker 1 (11:55):
That's what you give.
Speaker 2 (11:56):
When you sell thirty two million books, you get a
hundred billion dollars on top of that, so that is
the thing. But so look, we all know Suri has
some feelings about her father, mister Tom Cruise. She even
dropped his last name. Look, she's not gonna. I don't
think she's gonna. He's not biting. Sources are saying that
(12:19):
she's just not interested. Look, she wants to live a life.
Speaker 1 (12:25):
Out of the spotlight. It seemed.
Speaker 2 (12:26):
It seems she's very happy just being herself and sadly,
I think she would honestly rather not be Tom Cruise's daughter.
I think she loves her mom, Katie Holmes. They are
very close, but that relationship is not good. But I
don't see her spilling the deets.
Speaker 1 (12:43):
I think you're right. I mean, the thought of this
book is absolutely delicious, every single page of it. Although
and inside is it to me, she doesn't have that
much to tell because he's been gone for a really
really long time, no one being seen together. I know,
in yeah, she doesn't really know him. She was still
a baby when he got divorced from her mommy Katie Holmes,
(13:05):
and then she went with Katie, and we've never seen
Tom with her again. He's never mentioned her, he never
talks about her. So I don't actually think she knows
that much. Although just the book on Losing your Dad
that the loone is something that would be really, really interesting,
She's not going to do it. She's desperately private. She
doesn't want to be Tom Cruise's type daughter as a celebrity.
(13:26):
She wants to be swery. She loves her mom, Katie.
She has a very regular life in New York. They
live quite close to me in New York, and I
bump into Suriy, I bump into Katie all that time.
They're never with security, they're just walking around. And so
this is just not her vibe. I find that the
kids that do the tell All books have an axe
to grind that Rosy O'Donnell should be careful now her
(13:48):
kids they have they do that could be a Mommy
Dearest book, a daddy dearest book. Great idea. I totally
understand why the publishers want it, but alas I don't
think it's going to happen quickly. We're going to break
one more money story too. Anne Hathaway, she's the abounding
millions to be in the Devil Wears Prada sequel. Did
you know they're making part two of the Devil wears Prada.
(14:09):
I know, I think Meryl Streep's going to be in it.
The story is about Meryll's Streep, Miranda Plicely, and what
happens after the publishing world falls apart. So magazine's like Vogue,
which are really powerful twenty thirty years ago, we don't
really care that much about it anymore. Everything's online. When
was the last time you really bought a newspaper or magazine?
You're really online. So it's about the whole world has
(14:31):
changed now. Anne Hathaway, her character Adrian is not a
big part of the story, but she could make a
cameo in it. I'm told she's asking for fifteen million
dollars to make a cameo. Saurces say she knows her worth,
that she's not playing games here, and she knows how
iconic Andy Andy Sachs is, and so she wants the
(14:54):
money if she's going to do the work. I think
they should pay. I do I really it be worth it.
What do you think, Tony?
Speaker 2 (15:02):
Oh yeah, I just want to see the movie be made.
But also in why aren't you doing go work on
Princes's Diary?
Speaker 1 (15:08):
Oh yes, let Meryll, let Meryl.
Speaker 2 (15:10):
Handle, Let Merril handle devil worlds to go, give us
a princess diary.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
Listen to Donny. Listen to Donny. Okay, we're going to
take a quick break and we will be right back.
Welcome back to the not even nic Sha have your
hostop shoot to their dear friend Jonny, me and Haye Tony.
Let's get to the polls. Last year we talked about
Harry and Meghan are quietly re entering the lucrative lecture
circuit world. This is where you get paid millions of
dollars to do lectures. Are all around them, money in money.
(15:37):
This is Oprah does it. They are bombers do it.
The Clinton's do bushes. They mu doing this. Our question
is would you pay to hear Meghan and Harry speak?
Let's have a look. Seventy percent said no, not into it.
I think after the book and the Oprah interview, I
don't know if they've got anything left to sort of
say that I want to hear. It's got to be gossip.
They've got to be gossip about the rules. I want
(15:57):
to hear about Kate. I want to be heard back,
and they won't do that. They're going to do very
very generic self help empowerment type of stories. Delena had
a great idea. She thinks Megan should be a matchmaker
and do a lecture on how to marry a prince,
how to get how to get a rich guy. Now
that that might sell, but the naughties, we're not interested
in it. Don't forget to vote on today's Paul got
(16:19):
a naughty nice roll about Facebook pages, naughty gossip. I'm
sure to check that down my rowlter. Here your results
are now. Oh it's type for and noisiest of the day.
Speaker 2 (16:30):
Oh well, well, mister and missus Jeff and Loan soon
to be lorn A Basils. They have snubbed Amazon. Oh, no,
registry nothing. You would think if you owned Amazon, wouldn't
you go on there and be like, what do you
want everything on here?
Speaker 1 (16:50):
I would register about every just.
Speaker 2 (16:52):
You know what, open up the little factory warehouse where
you do the distribution and just put it on the
back of.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
It's all vine, it's all vine. No, none of that.
Speaker 2 (17:01):
They're just they've actually asked guests not to bring gifts all.
They just want people to donate to charity.
Speaker 1 (17:09):
That's great, Oh that's they don't need the money. They
don't need a new toaster given, we'll give it. We
don't need a new toaster, we don't need dish dish towels,
we don't need anything. Give them money to charity. Are
nicest of the day. And now I'm naughty. Is the day? Naughty, naughty, naughty.
Jenna Bush's wild White House party days have sparked a
panic at the Today Show. So the dorman of Bungaloway,
(17:33):
too are used to know quite well. He is revealed
that he was once smoking a joint with the Bush sisters,
and he even said he tried, he tried to get
them to help him get his immigration paperwork all in order. Now,
this is quite funny, but we forgot because of the
Today Show and how brilliant she's been on the Today Show.
(17:53):
We forgot how wild these two were. They boys, booze drugs.
They were wild in the White House as teenagers. I
know Jenner a little bit. She told me she was
always having boys over and secret Service used to sneak
them in and she was kissing and running down the
hallways at night. It sounds just so wild and exciting.
But the Today she has worked really hard to clean
(18:14):
up her image. I don't think this is gonna hurt her.
It's a little fun thing to remember. But I also
think too, it makes her kind of cooler. I think
this is all just fine as long as there's not
many more revelations and what is the day? Hey, let's
end with a moment of rub a rub. What they're
(18:36):
hating you is what's missing in them. They're jealousy. It's
not about you, it's about them. Your confidence reminds them
of their insecurity. Your light exposes their shadows, and your
truth well, it rattles their lives. People don't hate what's
wrong with you. They hate what they wish they had.
(19:00):
Stop shrinking, stop apologizing, and keep being you because they
hate it's just unspoken admiration in disguise. Once again, what
they're hating you is what is missing in themselves. Amen, Hey,
that is it for today. Thank you so much for listening.
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