Today we have a friend in the house. Actually, we're not really friend. Like I feel like I'm

Parascially friends with Suki Waterhouse. However, we're not really friends. Like, have we ever gone to dinner? No. Have we ever hung out? No. In fact, the only time we've actually met is at the Met Gala. I interviewed her at the Met Gala for like three minutes.

What was funny about that interview was right before I did that interview. The producer for the Met Gala interviews was like, hey, just so you know,

Suki is on tour right now. You might want to bring that up. So in the interview, I'd bring that up.

I'm like, so you're on tour right now and she's like, actually I'm not.

And I was like, oh, okay.

It was just so awkward.

But today, this interview is going to be a lot more organized and I will not be

asking her about a tour that she is not on. But I'm excited to be speaking to Suki

Waterhouse today.

She started out her career as a model when she was a young teenager.

Then she eventually started acting and then she eventually put out music. She is a multi-hiphinate. You may have seen her on the cover of Vogue magazine or L or you may have seen her acting as Karen in Daisy Jones and the 6 or you may have heard her music live at Coachella or blowing up on Tik-Toc.

She is a new mother. She just had a baby a few months ago and she's sort of a mother of a new creative project coming out

September 13th her new album memoir of a Sparkle Muffin.

One of the most interesting album names I've heard all year.

Anyway, I'm so excited to speak to Suki.

For some reason I feel like we're friends even though we're not,

so that's super awkward, but maybe after today's interview,

we will become friends.

So I present to you Suki Waterhouse.

Let's get her into the house.

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