What in this entire interview led you to the assumption this comment is based on

You’re fighting the good fight further down in the greys.

When a pregnancy is introduced in a series due to either the performer being pregnant, or the chance to add more characters, it makes sense. But to introduce a false dilemma/the possibility of abortion & then “solve” it with a miscarriage is cheap.

Whatever reason quite likely = $$$$$

Whatever reason quite likely = $$$$$

Parents. You don’t need an apostrophe when you’re adding an S to a word to pluralize it.

His own children will see an increase to their earnings, depending on the terms of his estate, due to increased interest in his music. They might not be the most impartial.

Not to mention with his hair dyed darker & in black & white, his own nose would actually stand out a little more in contrast. But I guess he saw Nicole Kidman win an Oscar for her portrayal of Virginia Woolf & decided prosthetics were the answer.

I didn’t know that & now I’m sorry I do.

This child has been failed over & over again.

From everything she says though, she *didn’t* know he was a shitty person - she seems to have found him incredibly cool & charming, which... <barf>

Would have starred this comment regardless, but I love a Romeo Void reference! They deserve to be better known.

The podcast QAnon Anonymous has an episode about him.

Scaachi, I usually love your writing - I recommended your book to so many people!
But this ain’t it.

You know, fair.

Dear God: Please give back Sinéad & take this one instead.

One of Vulture’s Real Housewives recappers literally refers to RHOBH as “Rich Women Doing Things” in many of his recaps.

Sometimes “Team No One” is the best possible choice.

It’s one of those terms that does absolutely nothing to change the material reality of the person being described, but makes the person using it feel better.

I would watch a remake of Oliver!, but only if was a pretty much exact copy of the original.