Episode 24: Q&A with Ms Unapologetic

In the recent episode of 'Keepin It Real Now!', the host, Ms. Unapologetic, celebrates Capricorn season by discussing the defining traits of Capricorns and acknowledging some famous Capricorns, including Denzel Washington, Michelle Obama, John Legend, Dolly Parton, and LeBron James. The episode also includes an engaging Q&A session where she addresses listeners' queries regarding her perceived character, future films, the origin of her nickname, and upcoming interviews. Ms. Unapologetic discloses the release date of her book which has been delayed due to personal reasons. The episode previews more exciting details about the book that will be revealed in the last episode of the year.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:04):
Hey, they're beautiful people. This is miss unapologetic and welcome
back to keeping it real. Now. It's always such a
joy to sprinkle a little laughter into your life. And today,
oh boy, today is special because it's Capricorns season. Y'all. Now,
if you don't know, Capricorns are the ambitious workaholics of
the zodiac. They believe in fairness like it's a universal truth,

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and they're like those wise mentors we all need, kind
of like your aunt who's always telling you to say
for retirement but still shows up to every family function
with an instagram worthy cake. First, let's give a big
shout out to our birthday capricorns. We're talking about Denzel Washington,
Michelle Obama, John Legend, Dolly Parton, and Lebron James. Seriously,

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it's like a Hall of Fame of greatness. But it
does make me wonder did those ambitious Capricorn traits skip over?
My cousin Just saying with a little side eye, stick
around because we have a jam packed episode today. We've
got a fun and insightful UNA session coming up where
I'll answer some of your burning questions and guess what,
I'll also be sharing some exciting previews about my new

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projects and updates on future interviews that are happening soon.
You won't want to miss it. Now, let's dive a
little deeper into what makes Capricorn so special. As I said,
they are the ambitious workaholics of the zodiac. If you've
ever met a Capricorn you know exactly what I'm talking about.
They believe in fairness like it's an unshakable universal truth,

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and often take on the role of wise mentors in
our lives. They're kind of like that dependable ant who's
always reminding you to say for retirement, but never fails
to show up at family gatherings with an instagram worthy cake.
Let's sprinkle a little extra birthday love to some legendary Capricorns.
How about Denzel Washington, Michelle Obama, John Legend, Dolly Parton

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and Lebron James. Talk about a hall of fame, of greatness.
You have to hand it to them. These folks have
definitely embrace their Capricorn traits to the fullest. But you know,
it does make me wonder sometimes did those ambitious Capricorn
traits skip over my cousin. No shade, just a playful
observation maybe he's saving all his greatness for a big reveal.

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In the words of Jim Carrey, alrighty, then, all right,
beautiful people, stay tuned, because we've got an exciting episode
lined up. I'm about to dive into our fun and
insightful Q and A session where I answer some of
your burning questions. Plus I'll be sharing some juicy previews
about my new projects and updates on those highly anticipated

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future interviews you definitely don't want to miss out. Here
we go, folks, it's time for our much anticipated Q
and A segment. I love this part of the show
because it's all about you, the listeners. You ask, and
I spilled the tea. First up, we have Thomas T
who asks, why are you so mean to be so cute? Well, Thomas,

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first of all, thank you for the compliment. But let
me set the record straight. I don't see myself is mean.
I think of myself as straightforward. Dogs are mean and
people get angry me. I'm just here to spread positive vibes.
I'm not trying to be a human pinata for negativity
after all. All right. Next up is Chris J. Who
has quite the loaded question, when are you gonna start

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making positive movies about men. There are still good men
in the world now, Chris, I hear you, and you're right.
There are good men left out there. Like unicorns. They
do exist, but you really have to look hard. That
being said, I actually have a new film coming out
in March called Father's Redemption. Spoiler alert, Christopher, we might
have a little chat after the show because you could

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be up for a firing squad. Just kidding. Moving on,
we have Jason p asking why do you call yourself
miss unapologetic? That's a great question, Jason. I've reached a
stage in my life where I refuse to apologize for
things I've worked hard for. I'm not gonna say sorry.
That's a sign of weakness to me. If I mess up,
I'll own it. Life's too short for tears. My pillow

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gets enough of those. Now. Erica wants to know when
I'll start doing interviews on the podcast Great Question. Erica
interviews are coming in January, so stay tuned. Lastly, Tasha
A is excited about my upcoming book and wants to
know more. Well, Tasha, My book is set to release
in January twenty twenty five. I had a few bumps
in the road lost a family member in life threw

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me some curveballs. But we're back on track and there
you have it, folks, your questions answered. Thank you to
everyone who sent in their queries, keep them coming. Next up,
we'll spill more details about my book and what's to come,
so stay tuned. All right, folks, we're starting to wrap
up this episode, but let's do a quick recap first.
Today we dived into Capricorn season and what makes these

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zodiacs so special. We gave a big shout out to
some legendary Capricorns, Denzel Washington, Michelle Obama, John Legend, Dolly Parton,
and Lebron James. Then I had a blast answering your
questions in our Q and A segment. We talked about
everything from my straightforward nature to upcoming films, the origin
of my Moniker, and exciting news about future interviews and

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my book release. Now, don't forget. I've got one more
episode before the year ends, and I'll spill more juicy
details about my book than so be sure to tune in.
As always, thank you for spending your time with me
and for all your incredible questions. Your support means the world.
So until next time, keep it real and keep it funny.
This is misunapologetic signing off, and remember check the show

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notes for any links or articles mentioned in today's episode.
Have a fabulous holiday, seas and beautiful people.