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Throwback: The Wildest Celebrity Leaked DMs

From Jeff Bezos professing his (smell worthy) love to Lauren Sanchez, to Anthony Weiner chatting on Facebook about some of the most x rated things I've seen - this week we dive into a variety of different celebrities who have had their DMs leaked (usually by an angry relationship ...  Show more

My Thoughts on Taylor & Travis' Wedding

Everyone is talking about the big T&T wedding of this past weekend so I had to hop on mic to give some of my opinions about what we know - so far - of the wedding! Extra episodes every week on Patreon. Your emotional wellbeing matters. Find support and feel lighter in therapy. Si ...  Show more

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