The Oscar-winning actor and proud dad of twins just dropped a shocker that in ten years of marriage to Amal Clooney, they’ve never had a single argument. Kristen Stewart is seeing red after details and photos from her intimate wedding were leaked to the press. Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus just made it Instagram official —however the most important reaction came from her biggest supporter: her son, Damian Hurley.
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Speaker 1 (00:08):
Advice. Sure lay. Hello, welcome to the Naughty ven Nic Sham.
Your host Rob Shooter, and it's Tuesday, which means our
dear friend Miss de joins us. Hey, Elena, are you there?
Speaker 2 (00:23):
I am, and I'm back in New York. I love
the Big Apple. It was so fun to travel the world.
But like Dorothy says, there's no place like.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Home, I feel like that too. I feel like that too.
We're really lucky that we found a place that feels
like home. I found one once before, when I went
to school in Edinburgh. I felt at home right away.
Growing up in Birmingham, this industrial town in Britain, I
didn't quite really fit in that town. But once I
(00:53):
went to Edinburgh, I don't know what it is. I
can't explain why, but I can explain the feeling. It
just felt right. And the same with New York. For me,
Miss Steve and I wonder around this time. When I
go for a long walk every day, I just feel
like the luckiest guy in the world. It's my town.
I understand if New York is not for you, I
totally get it. But I hope you found a place
that is just perfect for you. Let's jump into the
(01:15):
show What time is It? My Friends? And is big
story at the top of the show. So George Clooney
is making what some people say is an unbelievable claim
about marriage to his wife, a Mala So, the Oscar
winning actor and proud dad of two twins. Two twins,
I think they're eight years old now, had a George
dropping shocker, telling Gail King that in their ten years
(01:37):
of marriage they haven't had a single argument. Hmmm. He said,
we just haven't, and we're still trying to find something
to fight about. He said, I think it was because
I started late with Amal. Remember George was that bachelor
who was never going to get married, so he got
married in his fifties. And he said, I feel so
extraordinarily lucky to have met this incredible woman. I hit
(02:00):
the jackparts. There isn't a day that goes by where
I don't feel like the luckiest man in the world. Now,
some people online are saying this is unbelievable. But you
gotta have a disagreement, You've got to have an argument,
You've got to have a fight. Maybe you don't. I
don't want to be a cynic here, mister. You know,
I love love you know, I'm eternally optimistic. I really
(02:21):
want to believe this is true and I love this story.
What do you think, Well, I think.
Speaker 2 (02:25):
The word is argument here. I'm sure they've had this disagreements.
Oh wait, no, we need to leave at six No
we can leave at six thirty, baby, No, we need
to leave a little earlier. So I'm sure that happens.
But what he's saying is that they haven't had this
massive draw out fight, and who knows, they may, you know,
have a little this that there. But there's a statement
(02:48):
that says you never go to bed angry, so maybe
that's it. I think we've got to say that he
might be exaggerating a little bit. But again, he got
married late, he found the woman that he wants to
spend this life with, so why even take up the
energy to be angry about things? But Rob, you've been
married a long time. You need a little disagreement in
(03:09):
life just to kind of make sure, Hey, this is
I'm not feeling this way about something, so everything stays balanced.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
You're all going to absolutely gasp, Bruce and I don't fight.
We've had disagreements.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
We really have had a few disagreements.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Disagreements but we kind of enjoy disagreeing, so we can
talk it through, and we're both very flexible. We can
adapt to each other's feelings. I don't fight with Bruce.
I'm trying to think of all the years, thirty years
we've been together. We've never had a huge blowout, screaming
I hate you, I want to leave you type fight
(03:44):
type argument. Have we argued about seeing Mission Impossible or
Howard's end? Bruce picks the smart movie, I picked the
dumb one. Yes, we've had a sort of like disagreement
about stuff like that. Have we had disagreements about where
we want to go on vacation, We've had different ideas
of where we want to go. We always meet somewhere
in the middle. And so I actually really believe this,
(04:08):
I really do. And I think the secret is feeling lucky.
I feel lucky that I met Bruce, and he feels
lucky that he met me. It's got to be mutual,
and so I think if you take that away, wi FI,
I don't like those relationships, and we've all had them
with friends or family that are really based on fighting.
There's some families that love to fight. There's somebody in
(04:30):
my family who's always annoyed. It's just constantly annoyed. And
a friend of mine said, she's happy in her own misery,
like when she's miserable, she's really happy. I've pretty much
got rid of those people from my inner certle note,
you can't get rid of family. My one sister that's
trouble is still in my life, but I keep a
(04:50):
little bit more distance. I'm lucky. I'm three thousand miles away.
She's in England. I'm here and in America. But I
don't have the mister you. You know, I think of
our relationship. We've known each other knight for over a decade.
I can't remember a big, screaming, massive fight. I'm sure
we've disagreed, and i'm sure we've got on each other's nerves.
I'm sure happy some nights to say good night, but
(05:13):
I don't I can't remember a massive fight.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
No, we really enjoy spending time with one another, and
we respect one another, and I think that's something that's
in George and Amal's relationship. Respect. Plus, you know, they
do their own thing, they both have their own lives,
they're both kind of pursuing their own importances, so that
helps as well, and again he's in his sixties now.
(05:37):
He's just like, I don't have the time or the energy.
I got my kids, you know, they're eight years old.
I got to save all the energy for that, so,
you know, good for them.
Speaker 1 (05:47):
It makes it a little easier that you're both gorgeous
and rich and sting like CRAMEU like it, you know,
I'm sure there's less things to fight about when you've
got to imagine on a lake and it's a la. Mean,
that's pretty pretty great life. Although we know celebrities, even
the richest ones, they're all real people and there's all
stuff in their lives that gets on their nerves. I
think you just hit the nail on the head, Misty.
(06:08):
Bruce and I have lives together and are lives apart too.
I have my friends. I do stuff with you, Misty
that he's not interested in doing, and I think the
same with our friendship, Mysting, lots of stuff. I accept
you for who you are. I'm not trying to change you,
and you don't try to change me. And I see
you false positives all together, and I like it. I
(06:28):
like you. You make me live. It's very comfortable being
with you and I don't want to change you. Now,
occasionally I might be a little bit pushy and push
you to be a little bit more pushy yourself.
Speaker 2 (06:37):
But here's a little pushy, pushy.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
A little bushy. But I don't want to change you.
And I think that's the key here to all good relationships,
whether they be romantic or platonic, is don't want to
change people. Accept them for who they are, and accept
yourself to for who you are, which brings us to
our whole question of the day. George Clooney is making
a claim about marriage to his wife Amal, saying they
(07:00):
have never ever had a disagreement of fight in ten years.
Do you believe them? Ooh, I think this is actually
gonna tell us more about you than them. What do
you believe here? Do you believe them? Hey? Go vote
on our Twitter page at naughty nice rob her facebook
pages naughty do simp amby. Sure to check that tomorrow
(07:24):
to hear your results. Hey, miss Steve, what are you
working on that?
Speaker 2 (07:27):
Well? Kristen Stewart may have just said I do to
her girlfriend, but she is seeing read after details and
photos of this very intimate and very private wedding have
leaked to the press. Now she is a Twilight icon,
and she tied the knot with screenwriter Dylan Meyer in
a tightly guarded ceremony in Los Angeles, in their home.
(07:49):
It was emotional, it was low key, and most importantly,
it was fiercely private. But hours after the two said
I do, photos surfaced online, including shots of the couple
at the altar, and sources are telling us that Kristen
is devastated by what she sees as a major betrayal.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Rob That means.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Somebody on the inside leaked those I mean they got
those telescopic lens, but maybe somebody kind of pushed back
the curtains just did even that little didn't have their camera,
but just push back the curtains.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
Thank you. Yeah. This was not a big Tom Cruise KD.
Holmes type celebrity wedding. This was not Harry and Meghan.
There were not cameras there. They weren't even really stars there.
She knows a lot of a list stars. It was
just their friends. It was actually what I think would
be the perfect wedding. This is a very similar wedding
to Bruce and I just really low key. They looked beautiful,
They looked so happy. It was about love, not about publicity,
(08:49):
and so the fact that images and a video have
been released now, I looked at the stamp. Whenever there's
a photograph, if you look down, it's normally on the
left hand bottom corner, there's a credit of who took
the pictures. So Backgrid is the people selling these pictures.
But I don't think they took them. I think a
guest sold them to Backgrid, and then backgrids a company
(09:10):
that distributes pictures. So I think that's what happened. It
looks to me I looked at these pictures, it looks
as if it's somebody in the crowd. It looks like
somebody just casually, very sort of undercover, held up their camera.
And then you know what I've done that. I've been
at weddings where I have taken a picture or two,
but I've not sold them. I've left them on my
(09:31):
phone and I've showed them you, Misty at Batinaz, but
I've not emailed them to you. I do trust you.
I would email if you wanted them. But if I'm
at places where I shouldn't take a picture and I
want one just for my own memory, just for my
own my own library. I don't think there's anything wrong
with that. It's a little tricky there, but it's if
they leak out, and they always do, don't they missed you?
They all because you send it to a friend who
(09:53):
sends it to a friend and they realize these pictures
are worth thousands of dollars and that's when people get greedy.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
Yeah, I mean it happens to quickly. I don't think
it was a frind leaking it to a front and
then it kind of got out. I think this was deliberate.
And my question is who in the crowd that was
a friend of Christen's would do this. So that's why
I'm saying maybe it was somebody who was working in
the wedding who snapped that. So that's that's where my
(10:19):
head is going to. And that's really disappointing because why
would you put your business in jeopardy like that? Because
and that's why people get hired. People don't get hired
for celebrities because they do incredible work, though they usually do.
They get hired because they know how to keep their mouths.
That's what they They know that they're going to get
paid and move on to the next celebrity project.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
Yeah. I spoke to a few celebris that's so smart, Misty,
and they said they would rather have someone discreet who's
not very good at their job than somebody that's really
good at their job. They want discretion. Oh, Misty, it's
a waiter, it's a waitress, it's a bartender. It's somebody
who's not paid a lot of money, who's just there.
They have no loyalty to Christian, we have no loyalty
to the venue. It's just a part time job. That's
(11:03):
how this stuff gets out. I feel for her here,
although there's no harm done. She looks great, they're beautiful pictures.
But it is her right to tell her story and
she did not tell this. Okay, Moving along, Meghan mackle
is fighting back over more claims about hers. So now
someone's claiming that she stole an idea from their book
after being accused of ripping off a British author who
(11:26):
had this book out, and they say that Meghan stole
it for her project Peril on Netflix. Now, at first
I was like, oh it, so another person beating up Meghan.
But I did look at mel Elliot, that's the British
author's complaints the books are really similar. They're really really similar,
centered around a young girl learning to step into her power,
and the striking similarities. Mister I was like, wow, this
(11:50):
is this is very very clear. What Meghan inside to
say is sick of people trying to tear down everything
she tries to create, and if she has to take
legal action to defend herself here, she will. The irony
of this is the project for Netflix didn't even get made.
He got pulled and the end Netflix decided not to
do it. She was producing it with Elton John's husband,
(12:12):
David Furnish. It just never moved forward. A lot of
projects don't a lot of people we know, they sell
projects and then they just die. It's very rare, actually
that a book gets made into a TV show that
then actually airs on Netflix somewhere along that process. It's
a long process. It often falls apart. Well, this happened
to Meghan, and so I'm not sure we're here If
(12:33):
mel Elliott, even if Meghan did lift parts from her book,
I don't know what she can really sue from here
because the project never got released and so there's no
damages there because Meghan never really ever came through with
the end results here. If anything, maybe this lawsuit is
just gonna help sell more books. It shows that the
(12:54):
story is so good that the Duchess wanted to borrow
it or be careful with our words there.
Speaker 2 (13:00):
Yeah, I would agree with that. I think this is
coming out now if a project has died, and maybe
it was. The thought was when it came out, that
would have been the perfect time to say, hey, this
is from my idea, and you'd have some legs to
stand on. So maybe that was the plan. And then
it didn't come to fruition. So it's playing it out now.
But I know, you know, I have a soft start
(13:23):
for Meghan. It just must be hard. Can you imagine
every time you try to put an idea out, somebody says, oh,
you've stolen it. So we think of with love Meghan
her TV show. People said that she stole that idea. Oh,
the idea of doing a show about entertaining. You stole it.
Really because I've seen five hundred million entertainments entertaining shows.
So at a certain point you just have to say, hey, look,
(13:46):
I'm just trying to get my paycheck, if you If
you notice my man left the business, he was in.
He left his family business, so somebody's got to bring
in some money, and I'm doing what I need to do.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
You're right, You're right, make any so high profile. If
you're listening, Megan Halloa Laelo, what I would say is
be flattered by this. You were so interesting, you were
so so in people's imaginations, in their minds that they're
always thinking about you. And so I know it's a
pain in the bottom to have all these people come
at you. But the nice side of that, the flip
side of the coin, is you are important enough that
(14:19):
they even care about doing it. I know that's a
little bit for silver lining to a really dark cloud,
but let's try and try and be passitive. Okay, moving forward,
we have a new couples alert, Elizabeth Hurley and a
very surprising person. What am I talking about?
Speaker 2 (14:35):
Okay, Elizabeth Hurley, She's going to go on a little
bit country. She got Billy Ray Cyrus as her wan
and they have made it Instagram official. Now fans are
floored by this very unexpected romance, as was myself. But
the most important reaction comes from just one person, and
that is her Sun dam Now the twenty year and
(14:57):
now the twenty one year old model and a irony actor,
gave the green light to his mom's new man after
she shared a PDA filled photo with Achy Breaky Heart
singer on Easter Sunday. And what sources are telling us
is that he is fiercely loyal and close to his mom.
Yet they have a very close relationship, very and now,
if he had any hesitation about Billy Ray, he wouldn't
(15:20):
have been public with his more So, that is a
stamp of approval. Now, it's been over a decade since
Lisbon public with anyone, So if she's posting this, it
must be real. We don't even know who her man is.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
You real and her son approves. He's the gatekeeper to
mommy real real real. Okay, we're going to take a
real short break. Look what I did there and we
will be right back. Welcome back to the naughty but
niceab your hay stop shoot with idea for missy. Hey, Steve,
let's get to the polls down law shall We talked
about William Kay refusing to be around disgraced Prince Andrew.
(15:57):
Is this the right decision or the wrong decision? And
remember they've got three young children. His relationship with Jeffrey Epstein,
a convicted pedophile. This is all really ugly stuff. And
they said, no, we don't want our kids. We don't
want to be around this man. Right or wrong? Ninety
percent said they are right. I agree. Don't forget to
vote on today's pole. Go to actress page at Naughty
(16:20):
Nice rob a facebook page is Naughty Gossip and be
sure to check back tomorrow to hear your results. And
now it's time for a nice nice of the day.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
Well, our nicest of the day is Buying yang Is.
The Saturday Night Live star is standing up for White
Lotus actress Amy lou Wood after she blasted the show
because they did a parody of the White Lotus called
the White Podus and her character came off as mean
and unfunny, okay, and it triggered a wave of support.
(16:53):
She seems like the sweetest girl on the earth, and
she's also talked about being insecure about her looks and
thing kind of made fun of her. It did look
so did so, Bowen said. However, she reacted to that
sketch is completely valid. He told this to extra. With parody,
you sometimes forget a human emotional cost. That it sort
(17:14):
of extolls on someone. So this is kind of reunited
the debate of how far should a parody go. I mean,
parts of it were funny, but we have to remember
we're making fun of other human beings and that can
be painful. I know you say, rob take it as flattery,
but sometimes it's a little people.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
We don't make fun we make We don't make flattery
the way people look. Don't make fun of the way
people look. You can make fun of the way I talk,
what I say. I realized how foolish I can be,
but don't make fun of my big notes. Don't make
fun of stuff that I can't change. Not funny. Good
for you, Bowen, good for you. Okay, and now I
know she's doing naughty, naughty, naughty. I noticed is Justin
(17:54):
Bieber so In a now viral video from a music festival,
the thirty one year old singer can be seen smoke
in a joy and dancing shirtless with his friends. But
this is the kicker. His fifteen year old brother is
standing just feet away. Yeah, the footage shows are visibly
concerned Hailey Bieber stepping in and gently pulling the brother away,
but by then the damage is probably done. Sources tell
(18:16):
me that this kid worships his brother Justin. He mimics
his style, he mimics his walks, he mimics the way
he talks. When you have a hero who might be
potentially smoking weed in front of you, what lessons are
you learning, justin, not in front of your brother. Okay,
let's end with a moment of rub. Happiness is a decision.
(18:39):
It's not a destination. Happiness isn't something you stumble upon.
It's something you choose. It doesn't mean your life is perfect.
It means you've decided to find peace and gratitude and
joy anywhere. You can't control what happens to you, but
you can absolutely control the lens you view it through.
(19:01):
So make your mind up. Are you going to wait
for happiness to arrive or are you going to create
it right here, right now? I know what I'm doing. Hey,
that is it for today. Thank you so much for
listening to The Naughty but Nice with Rob and Misty Show,
(19:21):
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And remember all together now. I want to hear you
singing along. It's going to be a good day. We're
going to start the day off along. It's going to
(19:43):
be a good one. If you're going to be naughty,
you've got to be take care, start but nice.
Speaker 2 (19:57):
Ro
Advice. Sure lay. Hello, welcome to the Naughty ven Nic Sham.
Your host Rob Shooter, and it's Tuesday, which means our
dear friend Miss de joins us. Hey, Elena, are you there?
Speaker 2 (00:23):
I am, and I'm back in New York. I love
the Big Apple. It was so fun to travel the world.
But like Dorothy says, there's no place like.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
Home, I feel like that too. I feel like that too.
We're really lucky that we found a place that feels
like home. I found one once before, when I went
to school in Edinburgh. I felt at home right away.
Growing up in Birmingham, this industrial town in Britain, I
didn't quite really fit in that town. But once I
(00:53):
went to Edinburgh, I don't know what it is. I
can't explain why, but I can explain the feeling. It
just felt right. And the same with New York. For me,
Miss Steve and I wonder around this time. When I
go for a long walk every day, I just feel
like the luckiest guy in the world. It's my town.
I understand if New York is not for you, I
totally get it. But I hope you found a place
that is just perfect for you. Let's jump into the
(01:15):
show What time is It? My Friends? And is big
story at the top of the show. So George Clooney
is making what some people say is an unbelievable claim
about marriage to his wife, a Mala So, the Oscar
winning actor and proud dad of two twins. Two twins,
I think they're eight years old now, had a George
dropping shocker, telling Gail King that in their ten years
(01:37):
of marriage they haven't had a single argument. Hmmm. He said,
we just haven't, and we're still trying to find something
to fight about. He said, I think it was because
I started late with Amal. Remember George was that bachelor
who was never going to get married, so he got
married in his fifties. And he said, I feel so
extraordinarily lucky to have met this incredible woman. I hit
(02:00):
the jackparts. There isn't a day that goes by where
I don't feel like the luckiest man in the world. Now,
some people online are saying this is unbelievable. But you
gotta have a disagreement, You've got to have an argument,
You've got to have a fight. Maybe you don't. I
don't want to be a cynic here, mister. You know,
I love love you know, I'm eternally optimistic. I really
(02:21):
want to believe this is true and I love this story.
What do you think, Well, I think.
Speaker 2 (02:25):
The word is argument here. I'm sure they've had this disagreements.
Oh wait, no, we need to leave at six No
we can leave at six thirty, baby, No, we need
to leave a little earlier. So I'm sure that happens.
But what he's saying is that they haven't had this
massive draw out fight, and who knows, they may, you know,
have a little this that there. But there's a statement
(02:48):
that says you never go to bed angry, so maybe
that's it. I think we've got to say that he
might be exaggerating a little bit. But again, he got
married late, he found the woman that he wants to
spend this life with, so why even take up the
energy to be angry about things? But Rob, you've been
married a long time. You need a little disagreement in
(03:09):
life just to kind of make sure, Hey, this is
I'm not feeling this way about something, so everything stays balanced.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
You're all going to absolutely gasp, Bruce and I don't fight.
We've had disagreements.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
We really have had a few disagreements.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Disagreements but we kind of enjoy disagreeing, so we can
talk it through, and we're both very flexible. We can
adapt to each other's feelings. I don't fight with Bruce.
I'm trying to think of all the years, thirty years
we've been together. We've never had a huge blowout, screaming
I hate you, I want to leave you type fight
(03:44):
type argument. Have we argued about seeing Mission Impossible or
Howard's end? Bruce picks the smart movie, I picked the
dumb one. Yes, we've had a sort of like disagreement
about stuff like that. Have we had disagreements about where
we want to go on vacation, We've had different ideas
of where we want to go. We always meet somewhere
in the middle. And so I actually really believe this,
(04:08):
I really do. And I think the secret is feeling lucky.
I feel lucky that I met Bruce, and he feels
lucky that he met me. It's got to be mutual,
and so I think if you take that away, wi FI,
I don't like those relationships, and we've all had them
with friends or family that are really based on fighting.
There's some families that love to fight. There's somebody in
(04:30):
my family who's always annoyed. It's just constantly annoyed. And
a friend of mine said, she's happy in her own misery,
like when she's miserable, she's really happy. I've pretty much
got rid of those people from my inner certle note,
you can't get rid of family. My one sister that's
trouble is still in my life, but I keep a
(04:50):
little bit more distance. I'm lucky. I'm three thousand miles away.
She's in England. I'm here and in America. But I
don't have the mister you. You know, I think of
our relationship. We've known each other knight for over a decade.
I can't remember a big, screaming, massive fight. I'm sure
we've disagreed, and i'm sure we've got on each other's nerves.
I'm sure happy some nights to say good night, but
(05:13):
I don't I can't remember a massive fight.
Speaker 2 (05:16):
No, we really enjoy spending time with one another, and
we respect one another, and I think that's something that's
in George and Amal's relationship. Respect. Plus, you know, they
do their own thing, they both have their own lives,
they're both kind of pursuing their own importances, so that
helps as well, and again he's in his sixties now.
(05:37):
He's just like, I don't have the time or the energy.
I got my kids, you know, they're eight years old.
I got to save all the energy for that, so,
you know, good for them.
Speaker 1 (05:47):
It makes it a little easier that you're both gorgeous
and rich and sting like CRAMEU like it, you know,
I'm sure there's less things to fight about when you've
got to imagine on a lake and it's a la. Mean,
that's pretty pretty great life. Although we know celebrities, even
the richest ones, they're all real people and there's all
stuff in their lives that gets on their nerves. I
think you just hit the nail on the head, Misty.
(06:08):
Bruce and I have lives together and are lives apart too.
I have my friends. I do stuff with you, Misty
that he's not interested in doing, and I think the
same with our friendship, Mysting, lots of stuff. I accept
you for who you are. I'm not trying to change you,
and you don't try to change me. And I see
you false positives all together, and I like it. I
(06:28):
like you. You make me live. It's very comfortable being
with you and I don't want to change you. Now,
occasionally I might be a little bit pushy and push
you to be a little bit more pushy yourself.
Speaker 2 (06:37):
But here's a little pushy, pushy.
Speaker 1 (06:40):
A little bushy. But I don't want to change you.
And I think that's the key here to all good relationships,
whether they be romantic or platonic, is don't want to
change people. Accept them for who they are, and accept
yourself to for who you are, which brings us to
our whole question of the day. George Clooney is making
a claim about marriage to his wife Amal, saying they
(07:00):
have never ever had a disagreement of fight in ten years.
Do you believe them? Ooh, I think this is actually
gonna tell us more about you than them. What do
you believe here? Do you believe them? Hey? Go vote
on our Twitter page at naughty nice rob her facebook
pages naughty do simp amby. Sure to check that tomorrow
(07:24):
to hear your results. Hey, miss Steve, what are you
working on that?
Speaker 2 (07:27):
Well? Kristen Stewart may have just said I do to
her girlfriend, but she is seeing read after details and
photos of this very intimate and very private wedding have
leaked to the press. Now she is a Twilight icon,
and she tied the knot with screenwriter Dylan Meyer in
a tightly guarded ceremony in Los Angeles, in their home.
(07:49):
It was emotional, it was low key, and most importantly,
it was fiercely private. But hours after the two said
I do, photos surfaced online, including shots of the couple
at the altar, and sources are telling us that Kristen
is devastated by what she sees as a major betrayal.
Speaker 1 (08:09):
Rob That means.
Speaker 2 (08:11):
Somebody on the inside leaked those I mean they got
those telescopic lens, but maybe somebody kind of pushed back
the curtains just did even that little didn't have their camera,
but just push back the curtains.
Speaker 1 (08:27):
Thank you. Yeah. This was not a big Tom Cruise KD.
Holmes type celebrity wedding. This was not Harry and Meghan.
There were not cameras there. They weren't even really stars there.
She knows a lot of a list stars. It was
just their friends. It was actually what I think would
be the perfect wedding. This is a very similar wedding
to Bruce and I just really low key. They looked beautiful,
They looked so happy. It was about love, not about publicity,
(08:49):
and so the fact that images and a video have
been released now, I looked at the stamp. Whenever there's
a photograph, if you look down, it's normally on the
left hand bottom corner, there's a credit of who took
the pictures. So Backgrid is the people selling these pictures.
But I don't think they took them. I think a
guest sold them to Backgrid, and then backgrids a company
(09:10):
that distributes pictures. So I think that's what happened. It
looks to me I looked at these pictures, it looks
as if it's somebody in the crowd. It looks like
somebody just casually, very sort of undercover, held up their camera.
And then you know what I've done that. I've been
at weddings where I have taken a picture or two,
but I've not sold them. I've left them on my
(09:31):
phone and I've showed them you, Misty at Batinaz, but
I've not emailed them to you. I do trust you.
I would email if you wanted them. But if I'm
at places where I shouldn't take a picture and I
want one just for my own memory, just for my
own my own library. I don't think there's anything wrong
with that. It's a little tricky there, but it's if
they leak out, and they always do, don't they missed you?
They all because you send it to a friend who
(09:53):
sends it to a friend and they realize these pictures
are worth thousands of dollars and that's when people get greedy.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
Yeah, I mean it happens to quickly. I don't think
it was a frind leaking it to a front and
then it kind of got out. I think this was deliberate.
And my question is who in the crowd that was
a friend of Christen's would do this. So that's why
I'm saying maybe it was somebody who was working in
the wedding who snapped that. So that's that's where my
(10:19):
head is going to. And that's really disappointing because why
would you put your business in jeopardy like that? Because
and that's why people get hired. People don't get hired
for celebrities because they do incredible work, though they usually do.
They get hired because they know how to keep their mouths.
That's what they They know that they're going to get
paid and move on to the next celebrity project.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
Yeah. I spoke to a few celebris that's so smart, Misty,
and they said they would rather have someone discreet who's
not very good at their job than somebody that's really
good at their job. They want discretion. Oh, Misty, it's
a waiter, it's a waitress, it's a bartender. It's somebody
who's not paid a lot of money, who's just there.
They have no loyalty to Christian, we have no loyalty
to the venue. It's just a part time job. That's
(11:03):
how this stuff gets out. I feel for her here,
although there's no harm done. She looks great, they're beautiful pictures.
But it is her right to tell her story and
she did not tell this. Okay, Moving along, Meghan mackle
is fighting back over more claims about hers. So now
someone's claiming that she stole an idea from their book
after being accused of ripping off a British author who
(11:26):
had this book out, and they say that Meghan stole
it for her project Peril on Netflix. Now, at first
I was like, oh it, so another person beating up Meghan.
But I did look at mel Elliot, that's the British
author's complaints the books are really similar. They're really really similar,
centered around a young girl learning to step into her power,
and the striking similarities. Mister I was like, wow, this
(11:50):
is this is very very clear. What Meghan inside to
say is sick of people trying to tear down everything
she tries to create, and if she has to take
legal action to defend herself here, she will. The irony
of this is the project for Netflix didn't even get made.
He got pulled and the end Netflix decided not to
do it. She was producing it with Elton John's husband,
(12:12):
David Furnish. It just never moved forward. A lot of
projects don't a lot of people we know, they sell
projects and then they just die. It's very rare, actually
that a book gets made into a TV show that
then actually airs on Netflix somewhere along that process. It's
a long process. It often falls apart. Well, this happened
to Meghan, and so I'm not sure we're here If
(12:33):
mel Elliott, even if Meghan did lift parts from her book,
I don't know what she can really sue from here
because the project never got released and so there's no
damages there because Meghan never really ever came through with
the end results here. If anything, maybe this lawsuit is
just gonna help sell more books. It shows that the
(12:54):
story is so good that the Duchess wanted to borrow
it or be careful with our words there.
Speaker 2 (13:00):
Yeah, I would agree with that. I think this is
coming out now if a project has died, and maybe
it was. The thought was when it came out, that
would have been the perfect time to say, hey, this
is from my idea, and you'd have some legs to
stand on. So maybe that was the plan. And then
it didn't come to fruition. So it's playing it out now.
But I know, you know, I have a soft start
(13:23):
for Meghan. It just must be hard. Can you imagine
every time you try to put an idea out, somebody says, oh,
you've stolen it. So we think of with love Meghan
her TV show. People said that she stole that idea. Oh,
the idea of doing a show about entertaining. You stole it.
Really because I've seen five hundred million entertainments entertaining shows.
So at a certain point you just have to say, hey, look,
(13:46):
I'm just trying to get my paycheck, if you If
you notice my man left the business, he was in.
He left his family business, so somebody's got to bring
in some money, and I'm doing what I need to do.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
You're right, You're right, make any so high profile. If
you're listening, Megan Halloa Laelo, what I would say is
be flattered by this. You were so interesting, you were
so so in people's imaginations, in their minds that they're
always thinking about you. And so I know it's a
pain in the bottom to have all these people come
at you. But the nice side of that, the flip
side of the coin, is you are important enough that
(14:19):
they even care about doing it. I know that's a
little bit for silver lining to a really dark cloud,
but let's try and try and be passitive. Okay, moving forward,
we have a new couples alert, Elizabeth Hurley and a
very surprising person. What am I talking about?
Speaker 2 (14:35):
Okay, Elizabeth Hurley, She's going to go on a little
bit country. She got Billy Ray Cyrus as her wan
and they have made it Instagram official. Now fans are
floored by this very unexpected romance, as was myself. But
the most important reaction comes from just one person, and
that is her Sun dam Now the twenty year and
(14:57):
now the twenty one year old model and a irony actor,
gave the green light to his mom's new man after
she shared a PDA filled photo with Achy Breaky Heart
singer on Easter Sunday. And what sources are telling us
is that he is fiercely loyal and close to his mom.
Yet they have a very close relationship, very and now,
if he had any hesitation about Billy Ray, he wouldn't
(15:20):
have been public with his more So, that is a
stamp of approval. Now, it's been over a decade since
Lisbon public with anyone, So if she's posting this, it
must be real. We don't even know who her man is.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
You real and her son approves. He's the gatekeeper to
mommy real real real. Okay, we're going to take a
real short break. Look what I did there and we
will be right back. Welcome back to the naughty but
niceab your hay stop shoot with idea for missy. Hey, Steve,
let's get to the polls down law shall We talked
about William Kay refusing to be around disgraced Prince Andrew.
(15:57):
Is this the right decision or the wrong decision? And
remember they've got three young children. His relationship with Jeffrey Epstein,
a convicted pedophile. This is all really ugly stuff. And
they said, no, we don't want our kids. We don't
want to be around this man. Right or wrong? Ninety
percent said they are right. I agree. Don't forget to
vote on today's pole. Go to actress page at Naughty
(16:20):
Nice rob a facebook page is Naughty Gossip and be
sure to check back tomorrow to hear your results. And
now it's time for a nice nice of the day.
Speaker 2 (16:33):
Well, our nicest of the day is Buying yang Is.
The Saturday Night Live star is standing up for White
Lotus actress Amy lou Wood after she blasted the show
because they did a parody of the White Lotus called
the White Podus and her character came off as mean
and unfunny, okay, and it triggered a wave of support.
(16:53):
She seems like the sweetest girl on the earth, and
she's also talked about being insecure about her looks and
thing kind of made fun of her. It did look
so did so, Bowen said. However, she reacted to that
sketch is completely valid. He told this to extra. With parody,
you sometimes forget a human emotional cost. That it sort
(17:14):
of extolls on someone. So this is kind of reunited
the debate of how far should a parody go. I mean,
parts of it were funny, but we have to remember
we're making fun of other human beings and that can
be painful. I know you say, rob take it as flattery,
but sometimes it's a little people.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
We don't make fun we make We don't make flattery
the way people look. Don't make fun of the way
people look. You can make fun of the way I talk,
what I say. I realized how foolish I can be,
but don't make fun of my big notes. Don't make
fun of stuff that I can't change. Not funny. Good
for you, Bowen, good for you. Okay, and now I
know she's doing naughty, naughty, naughty. I noticed is Justin
(17:54):
Bieber so In a now viral video from a music festival,
the thirty one year old singer can be seen smoke
in a joy and dancing shirtless with his friends. But
this is the kicker. His fifteen year old brother is
standing just feet away. Yeah, the footage shows are visibly
concerned Hailey Bieber stepping in and gently pulling the brother away,
but by then the damage is probably done. Sources tell
(18:16):
me that this kid worships his brother Justin. He mimics
his style, he mimics his walks, he mimics the way
he talks. When you have a hero who might be
potentially smoking weed in front of you, what lessons are
you learning, justin, not in front of your brother. Okay,
let's end with a moment of rub. Happiness is a decision.
(18:39):
It's not a destination. Happiness isn't something you stumble upon.
It's something you choose. It doesn't mean your life is perfect.
It means you've decided to find peace and gratitude and
joy anywhere. You can't control what happens to you, but
you can absolutely control the lens you view it through.
(19:01):
So make your mind up. Are you going to wait
for happiness to arrive or are you going to create
it right here, right now? I know what I'm doing. Hey,
that is it for today. Thank you so much for
listening to The Naughty but Nice with Rob and Misty Show,
(19:21):
a production of iHeartRadio. Don't forget to subscribe on the
iHeartRadio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you listen. Leave us
a review if you can. Misty, they really really do help.
And remember all together now. I want to hear you
singing along. It's going to be a good day. We're
going to start the day off along. It's going to
(19:43):
be a good one. If you're going to be naughty,
you've got to be take care, start but nice.
Speaker 2 (19:57):
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