So, what’s the deal? Did they explain it any more than the vague comments I’ve read?

HAHAHA very true. “I cured my cancer with a raw vegan diet!”

I’m so sorry that you can relate to this story on that level <3

I’m so sorry <3

Hahah I know!! I have read various comments - I can’t verify their veracity - on instagram and now here - that she’s confirmed that she’s had a boob job, but claims it was for “medical reasons”... :/

Snap!! Me too (on all counts)

The only one I can think of would be reconstruction post-masectomy... But, I don’t think that’s it.

Yeah, they are longterm(ish) partners, I believe. I think they met via a vegan internet forum (why do I know this?), presumably while abusing other forum members. If you check out Durianrider’s instagram, you can find some fun posts where he talks about riding her bareback because he’s all about the #vasectomylife and…

I actually snorted when I read that. Well played!

Ellie, I adore you for covering this ongoing drama!

“Tyga owes his ex-girlfriend Kylie Jenner $2 million, but he’ll probably never pay her back. Why? Because he’s dead broke!”

1. This sounds frightening

At first I was like “😕 Come on guys, you don’t need that many rooms/bathrooms”, but then I read the bit about the Secret Service (as well as some of the comments on here) and realised I know next to nothing about how US presidents/former presidents live and that they probably will need more bedrooms than: Mr & Mrs…

I would read/watch the Lifetime movie based upon your husband’s life story.

There’s a point when they all break into laughter (around 1:44) that just filled me with unadulterated joy (and laughter - although, you don’t really get “filled” with laughter... Whatever, it was joyous and I loved it and I had a good chortle).

THIS IS SO INTERESTING TO ME. Thank you! French strikes me as super hard in that respect, so many super subtle (seemingly indistuindishable) differences in pronunciation that reflect different spelling/meaning. I think English spelling is mainly difficult for people learning it as a second/foreign language - it’s not…

That’s interesting! Do you know if it was a common thing (like, non-televised spelling bees that go to, for instance, state finals) or just television competition?

Are competitive spelling bees of this nature strictly a US phenomenon? I’ve only ever come across them via US media (both fictional portrayal and non-fiction articles like this one).

I think she’s “justsuboi” on there.

That part kind of bummed me out as well :(