Hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show. I'm your host, Rob Shooter.

Joining me today is our friend Donnie Meacham from OKMagazine.

Donnie, are you there?

Hello, hello, hello, hello. Hello, hello. Hello. So last night was the premiere of The Bachelor

et. We're going to get into that a little bit later on in the show. But we even had a little bit of a

party last night. We've been very strict, Donnie, in my flat,

about making sure we're on lockdown during the pandemic. But last night we had some friends come over,

and we played a board game. Isn't that wild? It's so old-fashioned. Do you like board games?

I actually love board games. Love them so much. I'm so excited about this.

I love it. We've got this new much. I'm so excited about this.

I love it. We've got this new game. It's called Boom Again, and it's sort of like a baby boom again. Trivia from the 60s, the 70s, the 50s before my time, darling. But I do know a little bit about Doris Day and Janice Joplin. And there's a Barry Manlo reference in there. You know I love him. So he played board games all last night. I had an absolute blast. What's your go-to-game, Dolly? What do you like to play? My go-to-cour game is risk. It's so boring and so long, but I love it. Oh, no one. I like Monopoly too. I do like it. Any case, let's get on with the gossip of the show. What time is it? It is tea time. So it was The Bachelorette last night.

We're not going to give too much away about the show. We're trying to respect the spoiler alerts here.

So we'll at least give you 24 hours to watch the show. But what I can tell you is a star from the past season of the Bachelorette is in a ton of trouble and has been ordered to pay the production company $100,000 because he is in breach of contract.

So Luke Parker, he was a little bit of a villain on Hannah Brown's edition of The Bachelorette.

He's got in a ton of trouble because they all sign very, very strict legal

documents when they go on the show. He broke a clause in the document and now has been ordered

to pay $100,000 to the production company. That's no joke. That's a lot of money. What do you think,

Donnie? It is a lot of money. But look,

you know what you get yourself into. When you, I have signed contracts like this, they are strict. And it literally says right there, don't talk. Keep your mouth shut about what happened. And that's what you have to do. I honestly have no sympathy for them. Oh, I know. I don't know if I do or I don't. It's a very,

very strict contract, but I think sometimes, too, particularly in show business, it feels so glamorous to go on these shows that you actually forget that a lot of legalese go in it, too.

So the agreement, the agreement said that he could not speak. He wasn't allowed to do any media,

any press, nothing without their approval for a year. So they own you for a year. So when you sign it,

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