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Advice shoe.

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It's time and level

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lower Low, Welcome to the naughtyburn

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I showm the house to ram shoot. And

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it is Wednesday, which means our

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dear friend Donny Meetscham joins

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us, Hey, Donnie, are you there?

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Yeah, Low, Wednesday my

0:27

favorite day of the week. In my goodness,

0:30

there is so much heed the celebrities,

0:33

the royals. They were added this week.

0:35

Rab they are So let's jump

0:37

right into the show. What time

0:40

is it, my friends? It is tea

0:42

time. Big story at the top of the show.

0:44

So, King Charles's health crisis

0:46

has put William and Kate on

0:49

edge. Let me explain. So

0:52

the journalist Tina Brown. I know Tina

0:54

a little bit. She was the editor in chief of Vanity

0:56

Fair. She launched Talk magazine

0:58

and Really Smart smartin

1:01

She's also the author of several royal

1:03

books. She was quite close with Princess Diana.

1:06

Well, now she's talking with The New York Times

1:08

fancy and she explains

1:10

that Charles's cancer has put

1:13

William and his wife Kate in

1:15

a very challenging position, especially

1:18

given their desire to raise

1:20

their children out of the

1:22

public spotlight. Let

1:25

me explain, so, the impending

1:28

possibility and there is one unfortunately,

1:30

of William becoming the sovereign

1:33

quicker than what we thought. Has caused

1:36

anxiety amongst

1:39

the royals, and so Tina

1:41

Brown mentions that

1:43

this is something that could really

1:45

be difficult for Kate and William.

1:48

They knew he was going to be king. The line

1:50

of succession is very clear when you read

1:53

all those different silly stories

1:55

that this one's going to be king and that one's going to be quite

1:58

No, it's set in stone to

2:00

relie and so William will be

2:02

king next. But they didn't think

2:04

it would happen very quickly. Williams

2:07

a very young man still, and

2:09

so he thought he had, you know, at least ten

2:11

maybe twenty more years under

2:14

his belt as the Prince of Wales.

2:17

And what that allowed him and Kate is

2:19

for their children to grow up. So

2:21

in ten, fifteen, twenty years,

2:23

their children will be adults, and

2:26

that's when he thought he would become the king.

2:28

Well, now with his dad's cancer

2:31

diagnosis and I'm told it's serious, they're

2:34

really shocked. They don't know yet

2:36

if they want to, if they're ready to

2:39

take on this massive job.

2:41

What do you think?

2:42

Yeah, I mean, well, just imagine a few years ago.

2:44

You know, William is hanging out, him and Kate,

2:47

They're having dinner. You know, Queen Elizabeth

2:49

is still here. And then now all of a sudden,

2:51

you're like, wait, Queen Elizabeth's gone. Charles

2:53

a is sick. I'm about to be king,

2:55

Like this is about to happen.

2:58

This is getting real, and you know, behind the scenes they're

3:00

making, you know, plans, and I'm

3:02

sure they're preparing him for what

3:04

is next. But I would personally

3:07

like to see King Charles. I get

3:09

it so Queen Elizabeth, she was queen right up until

3:11

she died, right up until it happened. If

3:13

King Charles itself is getting that bad,

3:16

you know, maybe step aside. Maybe it's

3:18

time to say, you know what, let's transition this

3:21

over and let's have like a smooth transition

3:23

rather than you die William wakes

3:25

out the next day as king.

3:26

It would be a revolutionary

3:28

way of doing things. It's never been done

3:31

before. You were king. You were queen

3:33

until the moment you die. There's been one

3:36

king in a recent history that abdicated,

3:39

but there's been nobody that has passed the

3:41

bat on. I remember when the pope did this and

3:43

people were shocked because normally the pope has to

3:45

die before you get a new one. But a

3:47

few popes ago, I think he decided

3:50

to retire, and so we had two living popes.

3:52

One was in retirement, one was the pope.

3:55

Would we have two kings, would have a king that's

3:57

retired, would have William on the throne, all

3:59

of which and be worked out. My sources

4:02

tell me that's very unlikely to happen

4:04

because King Charles A has been waiting

4:06

his entire life to get this job.

4:09

He's not giving it up. He has been

4:11

waiting for the crowd his

4:14

entire life. He ain't

4:16

gonna walk away from it. And another reason

4:19

is, let's remember, King Charles is

4:21

the head of the church as well

4:23

as being the king, and he absolutely

4:25

believes that God chose

4:28

him to be king. Now,

4:30

when you believe something as profound

4:33

as that, it's very hard to walk

4:35

away from it. So I do not believe

4:38

that will happen, But I want to know what you

4:40

think. Naughty's which brings us to our whole question

4:42

of the day. King Charles's health has

4:44

put William and Kate on edge

4:47

as they worry that the throne might

4:50

be there sooner than they

4:52

planned. What do you think a silly

4:55

worry or a really legitimate

4:57

concern here? Remember they do have young children.

5:00

Is it really about Kate? It's not really

5:02

about William. It's about their kids. They

5:04

want their kids to have somewhat of a normal

5:07

life. It's impossible, I get

5:09

it. Their princes their princesses.

5:11

But they can be protected by

5:14

the fact that their parents can

5:16

pull them out of the spotlight. That's

5:18

gonna be more difficult once

5:21

William is king and

5:23

Kate is queen. And hey,

5:25

go vote what do you think about this? Go vote

5:27

on our Twitter page at Naughty Nice rab

5:30

or a Facebook page Naughty Gone Sip and

5:32

be sure to check back tomorrow to

5:35

hear your results. Hey, Donnie Love, what

5:37

are you working on?

5:39

Country singer Morgan Wall And you

5:41

know, a few years back he landed in hot

5:43

water. You know, some oracist comments of

5:45

his popped up resurface

5:48

and people were upset. And now he came out of it.

5:50

Well, he was just recently arrested

5:53

on it felony charges in Nashville.

5:56

He threw a chair over

5:58

in balcony, which is very serious because people

6:00

can get hurt. Well, apparently

6:03

his ex getting eloped

6:06

is what triggered the incident. So

6:08

apparently he found out while he was at the bar

6:10

that his ex ran off and got married

6:12

to somebody knew, which caused him

6:14

to become enraged,

6:17

and then he threw the chair.

6:18

Now, buddy, I.

6:20

Get it, you are upset. You

6:22

could have taken it home. Throwing a chair in

6:24

a public place is

6:26

very dangerous. Now, he look

6:29

I actually like Morgan mall in music. I think

6:32

that you know. To me, I enjoy his music.

6:34

But buddy, you have some anger issues.

6:37

You need to get these work done asap.

6:39

Yeah, there's no excuse for this, sir. Even if

6:41

it was triggered by

6:44

his ex getting married. You still throw

6:46

a chair off the roof of a building. It

6:48

could have killed somebody. It really is serious.

6:51

You want to throw chairs? What's wrong

6:53

with you outside your own house?

6:55

What's wrong with you having titled?

6:59

Do you have to be to think you could

7:01

do something like that? Is there any consideration

7:04

that there might be somebody walking outside on the

7:06

sidewalk? Is there any consideration

7:08

that you could kill somebody just because

7:10

you're angry. I'm sure it's very

7:12

upsetting that your ex has got married.

7:15

If you still love them, you know, but that's called

7:17

life, Donnie. It happens to a lot of

7:19

people. We've all had our luck up

7:22

and down when it comes to love, We've all had our

7:24

hearts broken. I don't walk

7:26

up to the roof of my building and throw chairs. Oh

7:28

I don't do it. It wouldn't cross my mind.

7:31

I don't care how popular you are, how

7:33

rich you are, how big a

7:35

star you are. I don't know his music,

7:37

Donnie, but a lot of people really do love it.

7:40

Has had lots of big hits, but it

7:42

doesn't matter. I don't care if you were as popular

7:45

as Taylor Swift. She doesn't throw chairs

7:47

off the top of buildings. Beyonce doesn't

7:49

do this. Who do you think you are? He

7:51

really annoys me, and part of it is his history.

7:54

I'm trying not to delve too

7:56

deep into that, but it's really ugly. People

7:59

can change. Has he changed. He

8:01

might not be saying awful things anymore, but now

8:03

he's doing awful things. He could have killed

8:06

somebody here. I don't care what

8:08

the reason is, because there is no reason.

8:11

The reason is You're a

8:13

fool. That's the reason. It's

8:16

you, and stop it, okay, Moving

8:18

along. Jodie Foster got emotional

8:20

about an intervention for Robert

8:22

Downey Junior, revealing she was

8:25

really worried about him. So she got candid

8:27

in a new interview with Esquire magazine

8:29

where she shed light on her experience

8:32

directing Robert Danny Junior. I forgot

8:34

she did this in nineteen ninety five,

8:37

she directed Home for the Holidays.

8:40

Jodys said she had a heartfelt conversation

8:43

with Robert and she expressed her gratitude

8:45

for him being in the film, but she also

8:48

expressed her concerns for his

8:50

wellbeing. She told him that she

8:52

was scared about what might

8:54

happen next, and he was in a really

8:56

difficult position situation

8:59

with his addiction. And she does go on to

9:01

say, and I love this, She said, quote, I have

9:03

faith in people's ability

9:05

to change if they want to.

9:08

And he really wanted to. And that's the

9:10

reason he changed, not because of anything

9:13

that Jody said or anybody else. It's

9:15

because he wanted to change.

9:17

What do you think, Tony, Yeah, I've known a lot of

9:19

people who have addiction issues

9:22

and issues just in general, especially

9:24

in my family and friends, and look, we

9:26

can all go to them and

9:28

be like, look, you need to change. We love

9:30

you.

9:30

You need to do this, you need to.

9:32

Get it together. They're never going to

9:34

change until they decide

9:37

they want to, because the sad reality

9:39

is a lot of people with issues and addiction

9:41

issues is they don't want to change.

9:44

They kind of like living in that weird

9:46

delusional state of state of like

9:49

I want to numb the pain, I want to forget everything.

9:51

So I'm happy that Robert Donna Juni finally

9:54

looked down and was like, all right, I have to do

9:56

this for myself. Thank you, Jody. I appreciate

9:59

you being there for me. You know I'll

10:01

be there for you now that you decide you want

10:04

to change.

10:04

I think what's so interesting here, too, Donnie, is that

10:07

we all knew it. We all knew Robert was in trouble.

10:09

Jodi is one of the few people who said it.

10:12

She actually sat with him, and even

10:14

if it didn't help, she did it. She

10:17

tried. Maybe it did help. It certainly

10:19

didn't do any harm. And I think you can

10:21

do it in a loving way too, to tell him how

10:23

much she admired him and his talents and the fact

10:25

he was part of her film. But being worried

10:27

about somebody that's a really lovely way of putting

10:30

it because you're not accusing them of anything,

10:32

you're not attacking them. You're coming

10:34

to them with love, with empathy. Be

10:37

concerned about your friends. If you are concerned

10:39

about a friend, the best way to start

10:41

a conversation is to say I'm

10:43

worried about you, and then they

10:45

might open up. They might not. Often they

10:47

don't, and ultimately they have to

10:49

decide when they're going to change, if

10:51

they're going to change. But I think here being

10:53

a supportive friend, being a supportive

10:56

shoulder, that's something that is really

10:58

beautiful and I'm glad that he did it. So

11:00

many others didn't on so many others look

11:03

the other way. They didn't want to upset him, they

11:05

didn't want to get him angry with them.

11:08

She said something. She really is

11:10

a stand up person. I like her.

11:13

Yeah, It's like the easiest thing to do is

11:15

a lot of times just go to your friend and just be like,

11:17

hey, when you're ready to talk.

11:19

I'm hum.

11:20

It's as simple as that, because what you're doing is you're putting

11:22

him on notice. You're noticing, Hey, we're

11:24

all noticing there's something about you that's, you

11:26

know, a little off. So just

11:29

FYI some to think about. But it's also letting

11:32

him know when you're ready. I'm ready.

11:34

Great advice, Great advice. Okay, moving forward,

11:36

we have a little bit of a secret here that I think everybody

11:39

already knew. A British

11:41

reporter is speaking guyt

11:43

about a little secret about the royals.

11:45

What what are they revealing?

11:47

It's a royal headache? Very

11:49

at least so a British reporter. He's admitting that

11:52

Cape Middleton's absence is

11:54

creating a press problem.

11:57

It's an anonymous British press

11:59

member. He says, you know, the absent of Kate Middleton

12:02

and Prince Charles, both suffering

12:04

health crisis, are you know,

12:06

creating a void in terms of media,

12:08

in terms of coverage and

12:11

in terms of public interest?

12:14

Now I get it. It's like if Taylor Swift

12:16

was a disappear for two years, what would people write

12:18

about? Like, that's what you have to think about.

12:21

But you have a lot

12:23

on the horizon. You're about to be writing all

12:25

about Queen Kate, You're about to be writing

12:27

all about King William.

12:30

But the thing is, though, is it actually

12:33

is hard though, because both of these people are dealing with

12:35

health crisis. Do you know what doesn't

12:37

help you know your health, stress,

12:40

right, you know what creates stress being king

12:43

and queen. So let's you know, let's

12:45

just give them a minute. Given a minute,

12:48

many many years of stress ahead of them, many

12:50

years of press coverage.

12:51

Yeah, and I think you sort of state in the

12:54

Kate William the most popular

12:56

royals. They're young, they're gorgeous,

12:58

their movie stares, they

13:00

wear fab well, she certainly wears fabulous

13:03

clothes, so I do get it,

13:05

but I think here they should take a

13:07

long picture approach. We want

13:09

Kate to be well and whatever

13:11

it takes, however long it takes, we're

13:14

going to support her on that. Okay,

13:16

quickly before we get a break. Jojo Sewall,

13:18

who I sort of secretly like, like, I

13:20

don't know, it's crept up on me. I never

13:23

disliked her, but I didn't realize how much

13:25

I did like her until recently. She

13:27

is revealing that she had a very expensive

13:29

cosmetic procedure, spending fifty

13:32

thousand dollars. So she was doing an

13:34

interview at the glad Awards and they asked her, what's the most

13:36

expensive item you're wearing

13:39

to the award show? And she looked up, her down

13:41

and said it's actually my teeth. She

13:43

said she spent fifty thousand dollars

13:46

on the knees as part of

13:48

a cosmetic procedure

13:50

that she had done. She never liked

13:52

her teeth. She has a ton of money, and

13:55

so she went in and basically I would

13:57

guess for that amount of money, had pretty much

13:59

all of that capped change.

14:02

That isn't just a bleachin. That is serious

14:05

dental work. She does have beautiful

14:07

teeth. I was looking at a picture of her just a few moments

14:09

ago, really glorious. But I'm

14:12

not sure there worth fifty thousand

14:14

dollars. That's a lot of money, Donny, What do you think fifty.

14:16

Thousand dollars on new teeth? That is, you

14:18

could buy a Lamborghini for that. You're gonna

14:20

buy new teeth. But the thing is that Jojo

14:23

Sea Wat she's in her bad girl rebrand,

14:25

Like she's doing a whole like rebrand.

14:27

She did a new music video. She's being edgier

14:29

because she used to just be that little girl who sold

14:31

bows like anyone newer for the boat And

14:34

I'm not gonna lie like it. I feel like

14:36

the old man here because I'm like, there's our

14:38

little girls like growing up and she's good

14:40

in her bad girl era and it makes me feel

14:43

a little weird.

14:43

I can help it, does I felt like that

14:46

with Miley Siris. This is her bad girl rap,

14:48

but I think you've got to go through me. All artists do.

14:50

But she's good on the inside, so it's all gonna end

14:52

up fabulous. Here fifty thousand dollars.

14:55

Gosh, I'd want my teeth to come

14:58

in Brad Pitt's mouth for that, animoney.

15:00

I want bride included fifty thousand.

15:02

While going to the dentist is expensive.

15:05

The last time I went and got my teeth cleaned, oh

15:07

my goodness, Donnie, I was like, oh, ouch,

15:09

ouch, You're still got to do it, though,

15:12

do it? Do it? Do it? Okay, We're going to take a quick break

15:14

and we'll be right back. Welcome

15:17

back to the Naughty but Nice I'm your host. I'm shut

15:19

with an idea friend. Donnie Meecham, Hey, Donnie, let's get

15:21

to the polls the d Thank

15:23

you, darling. Last show, we talked about how Prince Harry

15:25

is seeking Mega Mogel's approval for

15:28

peace with Prince William. So it sounds

15:30

very dramatic and I get it. I did it deliberately.

15:32

What we're really saying here is there a couple.

15:34

They're a pair. He can't make peace without

15:37

Meghan. Meghan can't make peace without Harry.

15:39

And so they're discussing it quite adult like

15:41

to decide what they're going to do. Our question

15:44

was, should Meghan approve this? Let's have

15:46

a look, wow, split

15:48

down the middle, fifty to fifty. Half

15:50

of you think yes, half of you think no.

15:52

Meghan was not treated so well

15:55

and so it's really hard

15:58

to move on from that particular when

16:00

there's no apology. But what do you think,

16:02

Donnie, Should Meghan and Harry try and

16:04

make up? Or is no, no, No, there's too

16:06

much water into the bridge.

16:08

You know, it's hard here because the reason why he's seeking

16:10

her approval is because you know, Harry's

16:12

protective of Meghan. He's worried

16:15

about her because they didn't treat her well.

16:17

But the thing here is Meghan, it's family.

16:19

Yes, she should approve, and she

16:22

will approve. But also, I

16:24

think the only thing that's actually gonna mend defense

16:26

here is Meghan is gonna have to be the one

16:28

that reaches out. Meghan's gonna have to

16:30

be the one to reach out to William and Kate

16:32

and go, hey, guys, let's you know, let's

16:35

mend this. Let's move on. Let's

16:37

figure out a way to be amicable and

16:39

get along. But Megan's gonna have to make the first

16:41

move because Harry is too protective

16:44

of her to do that.

16:45

I think you're right, Hey, go votes on today's Paul

16:48

got a Twitter page at Naughty Nice Rob

16:50

or a Facebook page which is naughty Gossip.

16:52

I'm be sure to check back tomorrow to

16:54

hear your results. And now

16:57

it's time for our nicest of

16:59

the.

17:02

She got to hear it out, so Gwen Stefani.

17:04

She admitted that she regrets

17:07

putting her career first over

17:10

her kids. So she has three sons,

17:12

Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo,

17:15

and she goes, you know, I wish I had to focus more on being

17:17

with my family instead of constantly

17:20

working to please her bandmates.

17:22

In no doubt, here's the thing. I feel

17:25

a double edged sword here. I get it. Yes, the

17:27

kids would have loved to have her around. It's

17:29

hard. We work in this business.

17:31

We know what it is.

17:32

You have to strike when the iron is hot.

17:35

If you don't, you might not ever

17:37

make it so for her. Imagine

17:39

being in that situation of like, oh my

17:41

gosh, what do I do. We either make

17:43

it now and we have a career and we have

17:45

you know, a successful band, or I put

17:48

my family first. It's a

17:50

very tough situation. Obviously, she

17:52

chose the no doubt route. But

17:55

she's not saying that she was a bad mom. She's not saying

17:57

that she was never there. She's just saying I wish

17:59

I would have been more.

18:01

Yeah, really brave. I'm glad that she emitted

18:03

this. This is something so many people, so many parents

18:05

struggle with career family.

18:09

In hindsight, it's always easy to make the

18:11

right decision, but in the moment, it's

18:13

very, very difficult. Whatever decision you make is that is

18:15

the right one for you. And nicest of the day, and now

18:17

I noticed the day Naughty, Naughty, Ricky

18:20

Martin had a race seat moment with Madonna

18:22

on stage. So Ricky Martin took the stage

18:24

with Madonna. He was a guest judge part

18:26

of her show. She brings up a celebrity and

18:29

they judge like a voguing competition. It's really

18:31

really great. Well, when Ricky got

18:33

up, he appeared to be very excited.

18:36

People say he had an alleged

18:38

direction on stage with Madonna.

18:41

It's our naughtius of the day, but it's also really and nicest

18:44

of the day. If you want to judge this, go

18:46

to my Instagram account to the Nordy Gossip

18:48

and you can see a picture of Ricky looking

18:52

very very happy to be on

18:54

stage. Okay, let's

18:56

end with the moment of rub rub.

19:00

I love this quote that I stumbled upon yesterday

19:02

and it really stopped me in my tracks.

19:05

Twenty years from now, the only

19:07

people who will remember that you

19:09

worked late are your children.

19:12

Think of all those times you've stayed

19:15

at the office, You've done that extra

19:17

hour of work. Your boss is

19:19

not going to remember that in twenty years, they might not

19:21

even remember you. But the people

19:23

that you are not spending time with, they

19:26

will remember. Even if you don't have children. This

19:28

could be a friend, a loved one. I'm

19:30

not telling you to not do your jobs.

19:32

I love my job, but I also too, am

19:34

very conscious that I also

19:37

have a life outside

19:39

of work. Always remember

19:41

that. Hey, that is it for today.

19:43

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