Is Jimmy Fallon a Nightmare?

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Carl from Summer House has given a statement about ending his engagement with Lindsay. Jimmy Fallon’s employees have some shocking things to say about the work environment…why does this always seem to happen with talk shows? Ashton Kutcher is being criticized for his letter in support of Danny Masterson. Will Kevin Federline ask for more child support from Britney Spears?
Then, I chatted with Joshua Reed, an expert in drug recovery and healing. He shares his own personal struggles with addiction in Hollywood, the potential limitations of traditional inpatient rehabs and AA, and how he’s helping people recover using his own creative approach.
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@AllegedlyMaybe Год назад

Note to producers: please show the screen when the guest or Heather are pointing something out as a visual reference because we can see them pointing but never see the screen.

@NunyaBiznes-vs1gy Год назад

Yes please !!

@coribranco7054 Год назад

I think Peter is the producer.

@nancymartin2329 Год назад

This has always been a problem

@jacqueline-11 Год назад

Love u Peter, but stop with the camera❤

@onekabennschwartz3009 Год назад

When you said Kanye's wife is wearing the nylons from the egg, I almost spit out my coffee. I totally forgot about the egg that panty hose used to come in. LOL

@stephaniwagner637 Год назад

Thank you Joshua for speaking so candidly about your experience with sobriety & the road to recovery. It's so important to normalize these conversations & hopefully get to a place where the shame or embarrassment of addiction is removed so people don't have to suffer in silence any longer. Keep fighting the good fight! ♥️

@barbarahansen5353 Год назад

I found this guest fascinating. Having lost my nephew this year (33 years old) to addiction, this story hits close to home. He’d been through rehab multiple times but could not maintain sobriety. He was so gifted and had so much to offer the world. I have great admiration for how your guest is giving back.

@Stfutoolbag Год назад

Yeh fascinating. 🙄

@katc2365 Год назад

hope that was a sarcastic comment!@@Stfutoolbag

@thatsit7958 Год назад

@@HandleForElleJay 🙏

@barbarahansen5353 Год назад

@@HandleForElleJay Thank you so much for your kind words and thoughtful reply. It has been comforting to know that his pain is over. Also, as another family member said at his memorial, we remember him for who he was, not the addiction that imprisoned him.

@bitKitty Год назад

Wow, Heather… this has been one of my all time favorite shows of yours. I am a 60+ year old woman. I grew up in the 70s and we did EVERY and ANY kind of drug/substance.. just anything we could get our hands on. I stopped about 15 yrs ago, with alcohol and everything. Thank you for bringing this man on.. we need more of people like him. Also, I want to point out, like he said, AA isn’t for everyone. I couldn’t do it, but my sister loves it. So we’re all different. I don’t believe in giving up my power.. I will not say that I have no control. Peace ✌🏼

@l-train7876 Год назад

I appreciate Heather bringing on a guest to talk about substance abuse. So many people struggle but are too ashamed to talk about it, admit it, or ask for help.

@sandralapraik1357 Год назад

globes

@sarahkathryngunn Год назад

Live for this time! 2 AM CT helps me get through my night shift! ❤you Heather, stay strong, prayers for you and your fam, and appreciate your consistency. Much love to all my Juicy Scoopers!❤

@sarahkathryngunn Год назад

@@HandleForElleJay right back at ya, kid. Thank you and God Bless

@Cantfightthedna Год назад

Thank you for this guest Heather- related to him a lot. I’ve struggled and I have a brother who is 30 yrs sober. Everyone is so different.

@thatsit7958 Год назад

Thank you for sayin that…it is so true! 🙏

@jennycoyle8204 Год назад

I absolutely loved her guest too, he really spoke to how I feel and I needed to hear someone else who felt something other than rehab or the 12 steps works. Everyone is different. 12 steps saves millions it just doesn’t suit me although I agree with a few of their steps

@J33-k3s Год назад

I think it's good that bosses are being called out. Abuse of power needs to be addressed. Too many people have to deal with it because they are afraid to lose their jobs. It's not right.

@pqm2012 Год назад

Yes. Unfortunately for SOME people, of course not all, now that translates into even correcting a mistake it's attitude from boss and trauma. It's hard to find people now that don't take everything personal tbh

@J33-k3s Год назад

@pqm2012 Yes, of course, there are employees who lie and abuse the system. I think when there are 16 people saying there is a workplace issue, then it's likely there is something wrong going on.

@pqm2012 Год назад

@@BwInNewJersey 100% I know every generation gets criticized but man it's bad!

@TranslaingMama Год назад

One of the problems with Mila and Ashton’s apology is they did not acknowledge the actual victims of Danny Masterson. They acknowledged “all” victims. Mila seemed extremely annoyed and incensed that they would have to give an apology.

@tracyOnIPad Год назад

Especially considering they knew one of the victims personally for years

@sooooooooooooooo Год назад

Especially considering they have an anti trafficking company that stops adult sex workers from being able to live their lives . Mila and Ashton are evil and probably do Epstein island type Ish .

@klsb75 Год назад

Yes, exactly. My thoughts too.

@tamilloyd8561 Год назад

Thank you so much Heather for bringing on Josh and thank you Josh for telling your story. My family was a family of addicts of alcohol and depression etc, it is tough to beat especially if you don't have someone to help you. Good Luck to everyone that struggles everyday with this crap, the brain really needs to be studied more for issues like this.

@heatherbonelli Год назад

Insomniacs on the East coast like me look forward to THIS ♥️ listening at 3am in Connecticut... Thanks for the SCOOP, as always Heather

@merrywalsh2809 Год назад

And scoopers like me on Maui look forward to this 9pm post lol

@all_that_glitters13131 Год назад

And scoopers like me in Western Australia look forward to it at 3pm

@christinecole6565 Год назад

I appreciate the early posts, Tigerbelly w Bobby Lee is good & comes out early like this too

@alexanderh9878 Год назад

Listening at 4:15am!

@lolollaa Год назад

4:30 am gang

@EveningTV Год назад

I really appreciate you talking about this topic and related to so much of it. You don't often hear anyone talking about the failure rate of rehab. My son died of an accidental overdose less than 2 months after his 8th trip through rehab and he received no trauma therapy. Trauma was at the heart of his addiction and this is common. The word trauma is not mentioned in 12 step programs. 90% of rehabs are 12 step based . I had no idea about the reality of rehab and AA but it was eye opening, but there is a cult like quality to 12 step programs that you feel you don't dare question it. It is the perfect model too because if it doesn't work, they turn it back on the one struggling with an addiction they are trying to heal. "It works if you work it. You believe it is working for everyone else and wonder what you are doing wrong. Only later did I learn that it was working only for a small vocal minority. I've had all of these thoughts and have never heard anyone else talk about it

@roxanemontegna9867 Год назад

I went to many really good Rehabs and was consistently in the rooms of AA yet kept relapsing. Many gave up on me and I even had some people in the rooms bullying me. I kept going to meetings anyway. I finally have year's of sobriety and feel free. It takes as long as it takes. Never Give Up!

@raereybae Год назад

It is my understanding that dannny masterson was sentenced to life in prison and will be eligible for parole in 30 yrs. The way it was worded makes ppl think he got 30, but im pretty sure it’s life

@LILBLUEBOXox Год назад

You are correct.

@bluesmama3726 Год назад

It's shocking that this is the only other comment about the case and that so little was said about those letters. Utterly shocking.

@LeahSessions Год назад

The letters were only just published, after the sentencing. Then they all became public by the judge. At the time they were written, he hadn’t been yet.

@MichaelWydra-wi8nr Год назад

@@bluesmama3726 Its kind of dumb to judge and nobody's business. I dont know enough about the case, the people or anything to make a swift judgement about a character letter, especially when they both do great things with Thorn.

@ms.robinsontheempath3860 Год назад

@@LeahSessions not accurate, the letters were written after he was convicted, but before he was sentenced. So they were written in order to try to get him less time, for a crime he was already convicted of!

@priola7587 Год назад

I’ve got tears in my eyes and a tight chest, because my nephew is a mad alcoholic drinking destructively. He’s in and out of thinking he should quit. Well, he probably thinks he should quit most of the time, but he’s unable to put it down. Classic struggle trying to quit, rinse and repeat. I really hope and pray he can quit before he gets alcohol poisoning or his life goes to complete crap, or someone else dies. I’ll look into breakthrough recovery and share it with my sister, in case he asks for help. Edit to say thank you for this topic and this guest. I so appreciate you both.

@michelleanderson-moore8274 Год назад

Thank you so much for having Joshua on, my son is alcoholic. I found the information he shared very relatable and helpful. Traditional rehab and AA has not helped my son. Hoping some of Joshua’s ideas will 🥰

@stuk6136 Год назад

I cancelled my wedding 2 weeks before the wedding ,it was the hardest thing I ever did but the smartest.

@andrewdevitre386 Год назад

Heather singing as Drew had me in TEARS!!! this is why Juicy Scoop has healing powers lol

@MothGirl007 Год назад

She does a great Drew impression.

@kimgarciacruz2983 Год назад

🤣💯

@Beepbopboop19 Год назад

True

@mycatsnameiskaren8253 Год назад

Heather, I love this guest. He's talking about real-life stuff, and I appreciate it.

@samanthab1923 Год назад

Glad you addressed this. The rumors have been going around since he severely injured his hand in 2015.

@mrsrae3388 Год назад

WHO on earth witnesses a horrific crime scene and walks away to enjoy oneself at a party??!!!! That says ALOT about one’s true character 😮.

@idagreenfield5537 Год назад

I think it’s hard to judge- addiction is a horrible disease .

@Amyjo_lovesmusic Год назад

As a woman in the construction industry (an office position) crying can happen too. I think a work place with a lot of people/personalities and crap happens in all industries. Entertainment is just a more high profile industry.

@007nadineL Год назад

EXACTLY 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯

@ShadyBooty Год назад

As a waitress at a restaurant, I almost cry every other month. Customer service ain't for the weak. 😆

@daniellecomeau2996 Год назад

Exactly. Difficult and emotional situations aren't more devastating because a famous person experienced it in the media.

@MM-ci6tc Год назад

Gen Z wants to file a lawsuit if your boss ever makes you feel pressured to work without offering a medal for participation

@krisandlindseybrock3765 Год назад

Heather, Thank you so much for my birthday cameo. I was shocked and so happy when you wished me a happy birthday and gave me some juicy scoop. I hope I get to eat some fancy food on tiny plates at some rich persons house today. You are so lovely, thank you very much. -Lindsey and Kris

@007nadineL Год назад

Famous Canadian addiction author: Dr. Gabor Maté: Don't ask why the addiction. Ask why the pain.

@missiris1234 Год назад

I had 2 abusive bosses. I give these workers credit for calling JF and the other boss out

@KarlyNicole Год назад

"It's really hard cause you lose your voice when you're the addict" "If you lose your voice, no one's listening to you" That hit hard and close to home. 4 years of being sober and still trying to find my voice again.💚

@tammybrown6076 Год назад

Flat tire on the freeway, waiting for roadside assistance listening to Juicy Scoop 😎 Thank you Heather!!

@IdonotwantaUtubename Год назад

My favorite times of the week are Thursdays and Tuesdays! Thank you for the laughs, Heather! 💗💗💗

@Happytobehere877 Год назад

What laughs? 😴😴😴

@mycatsnameiskaren8253 Год назад

I totally understand your guests' complaints of prolonged benzo withdrawal. I'm a nurse practitioner, and this is a common thing with those meds (Xanax, Valium, klonipin, ativan). They (benzos) are THE most dangerous meds to take and the WORST to come off of, regardless of cold turkey or not. It's an actual phenomenon to have a second & 3d wave of withdrawal. It can take years until you feel "normal" again. Dr. Jordan B. Peterson also went through the same thing & after years, he's finally feeling better. My elderly mother was put on klonipin at bedtime for years & she didn't understand the consequences. It took me a year to wean her off, but I had to prescribe her a different kind of sleeping pill. Health care providers need to educate people on meds and the consequences!

@NunyaBiznes-vs1gy Год назад

..and when these seniors go to hospital for other reasons they just suddenly cut them off. I watched it over and over..different hospitals , different doctors until I realized a senior was withdrawing from Xanax each time. When I would point out these awful symtoms, doctors blew me off. I think many seniors are addicted to Xanax because they have , almost casualy, perscribed like drugs for decades. Especially women. And they have no clue theyre addicted. Side note: Now I see generations after..being percribed Adderal and like drugs . (Yes I know sometimes needed.. Im just stating an observation).

@traciwhite6574 Год назад

Good interview,, Heather. I had a good friend/coworker who moved away and I didn't see her very often. We stayed in contact in emails,etc., and one day she revealed she was detoxing from Xanax and struggling with the withdrawal. I was shocked. Her doctor had her on different meds to supposedly help come off the Xanax, but she ended up killing herself. The note she left for her family said she just couldn't take it anymore, the physical symptoms from the withdrawal were affecting her brain she said. She was 75 years old and never had any issues with alcohol or drugs, but asked her doctor for an antidepressant after she lost her own mother. That started her downward spiral and it lasted several years before she died. She told me one time, don't ever take benzo's. 😢

@kimgarciacruz2983 Год назад

That scene where Drew sings to Ralph was the most embarrassing thing I've seen on TV 🤣

@starjan1 Год назад

Your guest was fabulous. Very different from any other guest but I really enjoyed it. You did a great job with the interview. I love how you add some of your own experiences and thoughts because it really expands our understanding. Thank you Heather ❤

@Ladyhawkeye Год назад

Heather you're a delight - thankyou for always bringing the juicy scoop xx

@davoraeleni6497 Год назад

Rule number one. Never pay a rehab place if they bill you separately from your insurance. Due to privacy laws, they cannot send you to collections! Will not ruin your credit.

@VeganTrove Год назад

Sometimes i wonder if the timing is about the studio wanting to replace Fallon with someone they dont have to pay as much. I found it interesting how there were no public complaints about Ellen then suddenly there was a big hate campaign and she was out. Wondering if this is the same strategy to remove him. Not saying that it is not a toxic work place but it will be interesting if they end up replacing Fallon.

@007nadineL Год назад

MY FIRST EXACT THOUGHT.... A TAKE DOWN .

@francaderose Год назад

And heather is right there first in line. Is heather a nightmare?

@carleyminsker5621 Год назад

Ooooh very good point,, u might be right

@NextStopAntarctica Год назад

Heather, this was such an important conversation to have, so thank you. I’ve been watching videos from people filming in places like Kensington Philly, and it’s truly heartbreaking seeing what drugs are doing to humanity. It’s sad that people have to go through so much pain for their addiction. It affects all walks of life.

@mebefore9103 Год назад

Those videos are heartbreaking.

@glitterarmy89 Год назад

What are you on about the drugs have always been around. They come and go in cycles. Act like this is the most important conversation ever and we've never had it before. Ok

@NextStopAntarctica Год назад

@@glitterarmy89why do you have to be so friggin rude?

@mrsjulie11 Год назад

Just gotta say my husband works in construction and if you think people aree always kind and courteous on the construction site 😂

@RNExplorer253 Год назад

Yes! I have been waiting for a new Juicy Scoop to drop!!!!

@stephanielogana8893 Год назад

Great interview. It’s such an important topic to address these days. Thanks Heather.

@elime2311 Год назад

Joshua Reed, thank you. And thank you for this interview. ❤

@yuni5424 Год назад

“& it’s called Techno… whateverrr” *moves on* 😂😂

@lisadee1623 Год назад

Amy Schumer was being mean but not a “bully”. According to the Anti-Bullying Alliance, bullying is the “repetitive, intentional hurting of one person or group by another person or group, where the relationship involves an imbalance of power.” This was one-off, not repetitive and there isn’t an imbalance of power tilted to Amy’s side. Nicole K is the bigger star.

@katiekuchen9694 Год назад

I’m honestly so shocked by the comments from people saying “suck it up” from Jimmy’s staff. Anyone who knows about what goes on in those late night writing sessions knows it’s not a cake walk. Especially if you hear the stories from SNL where jimmy and some of his staff come from. I don’t doubt the place could become quite toxic. I hope jimmy addresses it and makes changes. I don’t think it’s the worst writing room to have ever existed I’m sure some small changes and it would probably be better for everyone. Some things need a headline before they get changed I suppose

@KPow600 Год назад

I’m not a Fallon fan but this Rolling Stone piece is laughable and absolutely embarrassing! I hope Fallon ignores it.

@kathymarie8566 Год назад

Seriously, just about every employer I have ever had has had bad days.

@007nadineL Год назад

I hope you get a chance to experience work he11 that gives people heart attacks.

@fiv4663 Год назад

Wow, very educating. No wonder my Dr is so careful about prescribing sleep tablets. He told me addiction to benzo is worse than heroin addiction withdrawal. So scary.

@rc-r104 Год назад

Glad this guy was so patient with Heather's lack of understanding and at times slight reductive comments... Well done Mr Reed!

@Inkedotter522 Год назад

The average addict and there family do not have the money or ability to hire a 24 sober coach for an extended amount of time

@JuicyScoop Год назад

I know but can they afford rehab? A sober solo person could be less in some cases. Just a thought, not saying I’m correct

@hannahelisemiller7350 Год назад

Benzodiazepines are most definitely one of the most detrimental and dangerous prescriptions drugs. Most people have no idea. I’m happy and relieved for you, you were able to find your way out and through. ❤

@dramamamany Год назад

Such an honest interview with Josh ! Keep going Josh ❤ you should be so proud of yourself overcoming your addiction .

@JennaF6784 Год назад

The Jimmy Fallon show sounds like every job I’ve ever had. Doesn’t it make it right but that’s life out in the real world. It sucks and it’s hard. Dog eat dog if you are working in a busy successful establishment even if it’s a bar or an office. Love you Heather!! Amazing show!!!! Laughing my ass off as usual! ❤❤😂😂

@007nadineL Год назад

I know... so true !!!!!!! . .

@CrystalSwartile Год назад

Another great show Heather . I wish all the best for James Reed it would be great to have him on again after 5 years to see how he is doing and give us an update on how his sobriety is doing.❤

@thatsit7958 Год назад

I agree!

@alexanderh9878 Год назад

The kiss is about a history of entitlement and believing you're allowed. Perhaps the whole thing has been magnified but there are reasons for it. Bet won't happen again.

@elisa-beary Год назад

Took his youngest son out of the school he’s always been in CONVENIENTLY just as he was losing child support for the oldest to move to Hawaii where child support is…. HIGHEST!! He’s a scam city. He was getting money hustled to him on the low during the conservatorship, he’s just trying to even out the amount of losing it for one son. He was about the money from jump. It’s SICK! I hope her current lawyer slaughters his dignity in court though, she’ll probably still have to pay more if that is what the laws are in Hawaii but how about GET A JOB!!! It’ll be so nice when she doesn’t have to pay & she can do things directly for the kids. Maybe they’ll see the lifeSTYLE they have is because of her.

@glitterarmy89 Год назад

Everyone's got a cry room at work, haven't they? It's called the toilet

@007nadineL Год назад

Yes

@phillipgalan660 Год назад

Are you gonna talk about the whole ashton and mila pr fiasco?

@JuicyScoop Год назад

I did. Did you listen

@phillipgalan660 Год назад

@JuicyScoop sorry😂 I'll give it a re listen then

@user-Lynne_sunprinter Год назад

Thank you for this. We have family that have addictions. It’s hard, he is a good person. I don’t know the name, but I remember there was a celebrity that wrote a book, about AA wasn’t for them. Be well Josh, he is such a kind soul.

@Missy-fo3mv Год назад

What an interesting interview. Thank you for helping inform us about this issue.❤

@crowmedicinemeditation Год назад

Remembering the phd process and all the tears that go into putting years of work into your research to have a self intersted supervisor tell you what you did was not close enough to hers, start over. I think anyone who puts their creativity into their job understands the tears. It all comes from the heart.

@ryanputnam3452 Год назад

I love for my juicy scoop. Heather is a queen and makes me so happy. I’m a stressed out bride this week laying in bed about to face a long day of crazy tasks and what a beautiful moment to myself to just enjoy regroup and get the scoop

@bri7506 Год назад

This will always be my favorite podcast ❤

@laurakserrano Год назад

Juicy scooping right on time 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@jena9220 Год назад

I really enjoyed the guest. I agree that the road to sobriety is a very personal thing. What works for one person may not work for another. I will say, however, I don't think an addict can do ANY substance if they want to be sober. Regardless of whether or not they view it as their "problem" substance, Addiction is not specific to a substance. It is a brain disease. Any substance you do will awaken the addict in you. Have to nix it all to really get healthy. I do my own version of AA. It isn't all for me, and I am ok with that.

@cathiesznerch3574 Год назад

Thank you for having The Bravery to cover these stories. I had stopped watching you but now I am back. Keep telling the stories that you told today they need to come out. Someone has to say it! The burden May lie on you unfortunately. Lots of love.

@JuicyScoop Год назад

Thank you, I will

@Babblebabble87 Год назад

I'm a care worker, and at times I feel like I walk on egg shells with other colleagues and my management, then other days its all good and lovely, isnt that just being a human?. The only difference is, if their was a thought someone might be drunk/drinking, we'd have to report that, but i think that should be in any job.

@jess4reallyreal Год назад

Great topic and great guest Heather

@thatsit7958 Год назад

Excellent guest/topic

@aprilmichelle6990 Год назад

Wow Heather, this interview was so good. I've been in his shoes myself! Mental health is no joke! Like Dr. Drew says, brains get sick like other parts of our body! Wonderful podcast, as always! ❤❤❤

@pNo415 Год назад

Great episode as always but wish you would use the proper terminology for Mary K L. She didn’t get pregnant; she raped a child twice.

@harmonyhumaciu4901 Год назад

Thank you!!!!! 100 thousand percent. She is a rapist and to be supporting or excited is gross. If she were a man, it would be a 180 reaction from the public and very likely not a Netflix movie with giant stars

@NataliePhillips-x7g Год назад

Really great show Heather!! I loved the interview!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

@shannoneverleigh3729 Год назад

Great interview!! Thanks Heather ❤️❤️

@NunyaBiznes-vs1gy Год назад

Some reports say Mary L started having x when he was 12. She was his 6th grade teacher.

@nebo2073 Год назад

RE the kiss in Spain - the woman who got kissed did not care, she joked about it later and the next day in one radio program she said she didn't really liked it but was not a big deal. And then the pressure came from other team members who wanted to get rid of this guy before and then feminists and politicians in Spain so she got worked up into this. It's so insane for us who live here seeing it how it played out and how media created a victim along the way. Not that what he did is not wrong but its also Spain, people kiss here and a "pico" (kiss in the lips) you often see in male soccer or as a joke in tv programs and no one says a thing...

@TvFanatic-ui3pw Год назад

If someone kisses me without permission i would whoop they ass.

@007nadineL Год назад

I had that thought... the kiss was so incredibly brief and the reaction was so over the top that I thought the kiss stood in for something else... similar to prime minister Justin Trudeau and his elbowgate

@05mayn36 Год назад

That 2nd part of the reunion didn't even seem real. Its like if you forced AI to watch every past Housewives reunion, and then asked it to generate its own. What we watched would be the product of that.

@wer1tribeyo Год назад

A.A. is free... California sober means you aren't sober.

@HH-gv8mx Год назад

What an interesting interview. I would like to know if he had any withdrawal symptoms from Adderall or if he just continued to take that to manage.

@idagreenfield5537 Год назад

Heather you look smashing - I have listened to your audiobook probably five times while driving on trips. I could listen to your stories over and over again they’re so real and relatable.

@idagreenfield5537 Год назад

@@TeamJustin666 as Andy says “with a due” - I disagree.

@ashwilliams6080 Год назад

Benzos and alcohol are the only 2 things that can kill you when going through withdrawal from them. What he did was super dangerous but good for him.

@IndiGeaux Год назад

I had to look up benzo and it scared me. I lost my father and husband within 3 months of each other. I lived on valium and wine for nearly a year. It dulled my misery and prolonged it simultaneously, yet I’m not sure if I could’ve made through without it.

@ashwilliams6080 Год назад

@@IndiGeaux I'm glad you had it when you needed it.

@queenbmary1 Год назад

Great interview with Joshua! So important.

@NikkiBWithTheAdHd Год назад

I think it’s messed up Masterson got life (not because it’s harsh, the punishment fits the crime) but because so many do not! It’s a crazy world we live in.

@sallyfellows8281 Год назад

Joshua was an excellent guest with so much important information. Thanks to both of you!

@joycedominguez8997 Год назад

A crying room? I live in the real world and I've had some awful eff'ed up jobs but there was no crying room available. Life is hard, suck it up Hollywood folks. No body is forcing these people to work these jobs.

@007nadineL Год назад

No. No No no

@tracyOnIPad Год назад

In the old days, the bathroom was the crying room

@taylorc146 Год назад

They actually separated and she got cancer and conned him into to coming back to her. She would never admit what she did was wrong. But when she was dying it seemed he started to grasp he was groomed.

@keags3724 Год назад

Thank you Joshua for speaking out about addiction. ❤

@karenprice4163 Год назад

Why doesn’t Kevin get a job to help support the boys himself?

@ggbutterfly4 Год назад

Loved this guest, love the content. Something new and I think important to talk about. It was a really nice surprise to get a different type of guest. I disagree with peoples comments about the guest being scattered in his thoughts. I think he did a really good job.

@mirandam5746 Год назад

It’s crazy when you notice how long Heather’s arms are 😮

@JuicyScoop Год назад

Please send you complaint to God

@mirandam5746 Год назад

Lol Heather didn’t mean it as an insult just an observation

@patty8423 Год назад

If you are working a program for freedom from any addiction it’s important to be honest. ‘Let’s not and say we did’ … doesn’t work. Because if you aren’t honest about breaking your sobriety … you won’t stop. I should say in my humble experience … and I’ve had a lot … this is almost always the case. 🙏🏼

@jcolledge88 Год назад

Very true

@ParadoxicaLeo730 Год назад

I'm not there yet, what was said for you to respond like that??

@jasminenelson9794 Год назад

😂😂😂😂 heather singing, making fun of Drew is hilarious

@paulawilson5926 Год назад

Got to give it to Drew to sing after that reunion!

@philbergeron5306 Год назад

Good morning Juicy Scoopers ,from Canada.

@patricaowens Год назад

Good morning from Florida.Hope you have a great day.

@blueladyb1097 Год назад

Heather I think ( notice I still am unsure) but deep down I KNEW I was making mistakes before both of my weddings- pathetic but those who call off weddings r sooooooooo BRAVE and we need to start applauding cancelled weddings and as a guest I’d say don’t worry about reimbursement

@jenv1234 Год назад

If Ashton would’ve not lied to the cops and said he wasn’t there he just said he looked through the window if he would’ve called the cops when he walked in that house and saw her they might’ve caught that killer before he killed again and he did kill two other people afterwards Also he went to a party afterwards yeah real nice guy if you wanna know who I got my information from it was the channel growing up in Scientology you can hear it all there

@eganbushnell Год назад

Finally someone other than a Scientology channel reporting on this.

@Sunshinejen Год назад

Drew singing was wild!! Sandavol’s partner is being dumb.

@dinajacobs535 Год назад

I think Lindsay is trying to get deals like Arianna. The new habits with Bravo to pick back up cameras and all the Bravolebritits want this claim to fame of how on their show the cameras went back up! Now it's the new normal apparently.

@oneday455 Год назад

A conspiracy around Ashton is probably not going anywhere. When accused of a horrible crime, family members will still reach out to people who knew them in a different relationship to talk about the person they knew. It's done on the regular. It may or may not be a good idea. It's of little or no weight in a trial if the person is guilty of the crime they are accused of.

@marciachaviano9959 Год назад

Go jimmy. You’re human not a nightmare. I love you both.

@shashamarie4760 Год назад

Feels like Heather has been gone forever 💔 was having withdrawals! Lol. Great Tuesday morning 🌄 🙌

@mrsrae3388 Год назад

I am a retired RN. You can’t imagine how Doctors, people in power would scream at, demean us on the job in the OR especially cause the pts were “asleep” and even in the open in front of patients. It’s part of all work places. People in power usually abuse their power It was bad but I must say I became stronger, tougher because of it. I wasn’t going to let a few assholes ruin my great job for me. You learn to navigate around said assholes. There are plenty of really wonderful Drs too.

@ClaudiaZa Год назад

As an RN it’s not just the doctors!! There are many toxic work environments women have to endure !!!

@mrsrae3388 Год назад

@@ClaudiaZa yes! Every workplace.

@TheBL_ Год назад

I'm an RN in the OR (21 years)- it's such a toxic environment but I love the work. It makes some stronger and, unfortunately, turns some into assholes just like the assholes before them. I hope you're enjoying every minute of you retirement🥳

@mrsrae3388 Год назад

@@TheBL_ I sure am!

@idagreenfield5537 Год назад

Just awful.