I don't think I've ever laughed so hard in an interview as I have in this one with The GOAT's CJ Franco. If you haven't seen The GOAT yet, I've told you at least a million times you're missing out. It features reality stars from all of your favorite shows and is hosted by comedian Daniel Tosh.
This competition reality show pays homage to all of its predecessors, with themed challenges every week. One of those themes includes dating shows, and this week's guest CJ Franco came to...well, not initially to play, but she definitely slayed. Playing was just a coincidence. You'll have to watch the full episode to find out what I mean! Get to know CJ, find out what happens to the golden goats and wtf beavers have to do with anything. CJ Franco is a model, actress and reality star who was previously seen on FBoy Island, now known as Lovers and Liars. It's hosted by comedienne Nikki Glaser and on The CW.
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