Kaelin's Entertainment Report: Megan Thee Stallion Spent $240k On Emotional Therapy & Model Elsie Hewitt's Intuition!

Megan Thee Stallion's ex manager says the rapper spent $240k in a month on therapy after a deep fake of her was released. Model Elsie Hewitt told Pete Davidson on their first date that he would be the father of her first child!

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Speaker 2 (00:30):
Well, Lauren, thank you great to talk about that. Yes,
Mega Stallion's team revealed in court that the rapper spun
around two hundred and forty thousand dollars on an emergency
four week therapy program after a deep fake porn video
of her went viral. That's fake. You know it's ai
And this fake clip posted by a blogger that she's

(00:51):
now suing was so realistic that it triggered PTSD level symptoms,
leaving her anxious, overwhelmed, and apologizing to her team for
breaking down. The testimony came during her defamation trial, where
she argues that the bloggers false content and deep fake
attacks shattered her sense of safety and caused severe emotional damage.
And I mean, I can imagine that it's that's wild.

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But two hundred and forty thousand dollars for four weeks.
That would be nice if everyone had access to that
kind of therapy. But that's wild. Moving on to The
Family Stone. Tell me you all have seen The Family.

Speaker 1 (01:27):
Stone at some point in my life. I've seen the
Family Stune. Is it a movie? Oh? What is it?

Speaker 2 (01:38):
You guys? It's only one of the greatest holiday movies ever. No,
but it's like a.

Speaker 1 (01:43):
Legit holiday movie my life. Have I seen it? Oh?
My goodness?

Speaker 2 (01:47):
Okay, Well, but for those of you that are listening
that appreciate an actually good piece of film of the
Family Stone.

Speaker 1 (01:58):
Yeah, take that.

Speaker 2 (01:59):
His Family sounds move moving ahead with a sequel after
the loss of Diane Keaton, and the director said that
he's actually he was already working on the follow up
when she did pass on October eleventh, and she is
the film's original matriarch. So that's how you know it's
an actual good movie. It's not I mean, no offense
to Hallmark, but it's not giving that the sequel will
aim to both revisit the beloved Stone family and also

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honor Diane's legacy. He emphasized that the project is only
worthwhile if the core cast comes back. Christopher Parker, Claar Danes,
Rachel McAdams, and Luke Wilson. They you know, would need
to come back for him to want to do it.
And while we're talking about Diane, I want to mention
that Sarah Paulson was on Watch What Happens Live the
other day and Andy asked her like her favorite memory

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of her friend. They were friends for a really long time,
and she said every single time she went to eat,
every single time, she asked to be taken back to
the kitchen, and she gave all of the line cooks,
She tipped all of them out, thanked them. She wanted
to meet them all personally and not just like the
head chef, not just the wait staff, like everyone in
the back of how all got a tip. I think
she might have said it was like one hundred dollars

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or something, but I just thought that was like a
really cool thing that she was saying, you know, after
she passed. That's a sweet memory. And lastly, Fred, I
want to hear how you feel about this on a
first date, so British actress and model Elsie Hewitt didn't
waste time getting her thoughts across to Pete Davidson. On
their first date, she looked across the table and said,
I know you're going to be the father.

Speaker 1 (03:23):
Of my children. I know that. What does she look like?

Speaker 2 (03:27):
I mean, she's really hot? Yeah, okay, she's really hot.
And he said, I know that you're right. And then
she's pregnant, now, you know. I mean, if it works,
that's nice. If it were I mean, if the person
is receptive to hearing that, then I know that's obvious.
But like I've heard stories about men saying to women

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on the first date, I'm going to marry you, and
then they do. I tend to wonder how many times
have you? I mean, have you said that before? Like
did you really only come up with that one time?
You only get one of those, but well only one
that say.

Speaker 1 (04:02):
It that you know about, you know what I mean, Like,
if a guy says that to you, I venture to
say that there's a boldness and a brashness there, that
it's been said before, yeah, and and not and not
to mean that it's disingenuous when a guy says it,
but it means that that's a guy who has a
propensity to feel that way, because I just I just
don't believe that you say one time in your life,

(04:24):
I'm going to marry you, and then you marry him,
and then that's that. I don't know. I don't buy it.

Speaker 3 (04:29):
If somebody, if a woman said that to you on
a date, yes, I feel like you. I feel like
them Vans, them checking Vans, babe, they'd be on fire right, smoke.

Speaker 2 (04:36):
Coming off his hill.

Speaker 1 (04:37):
My best mild time ever personal personal bests.

Speaker 2 (04:42):
The kool Aid Man, like he's.

Speaker 1 (04:43):
Just look, if you say it and it works and
that's the and that's a mutual feeling, then great.

Speaker 3 (04:49):
Would you still hook up with her that night? If
or would you feel like she's trying to trap you?

Speaker 1 (04:55):
It would get in my head. It would get in
my head. Now if I said it, then that I
guess that meant I uncomfortable with it? Right right? Well?
Right then the world's over. So what happens then the
earth explodes and it doesn't really matter. Yeah, you're right.
So if I ever say it, and then you'll know
because you're dead because because the earth is gone.

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