This week, Joe & Kaine are back and coming in hot with their takes on all the latest showbiz chaos! 🔥 They’re diving into Kris Jenner’s jaw-dropping facelift, giving their unfiltered thoughts on Jesy Nelson’s baby name picks, and even chatting about how ChatGPT might just save you a few quid (yes, really!).
But that’s not all… 👀 Joe & Kaine are also catching us up on where last year’s Love Islanders have ended up and giving their hot takes on the brand new Celebrity Traitors line-up! 🕵️♀️
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