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Hello, and welcome to Tea Time. This is a weekly pop culture podcast on the Ringer Podcast Network. I'm Liz Kelly. I'm Kate Howell.

And I'm Amelia Wattamire, and today we're checking in with Celebrities on Valentine's Day.

We've got some quick check-ins, so other check-ins, and 20 years of crossroads.

What a pod. Just packed full this week, you guys.

Yeah. Yes.

The first category Tea Time checks in was celebs on V-Day. I feel like we expected them to do a bit more.

There's still a lot here, but I wanted to see more. I wanted to see a moat being built outside of a celebrity's home.

I wanted like lavish, but we'll get into it.

So Tea Time is checking in with celebs on V-Day. We're starting strong, though. This might be the best thing that came out of this week.

Amelia? Yes. So Jennifer Lopez shared this, I don't even know how to call it, other than a fake music video,

to everyone who's on her newsletter, and she prefaced it by saying,

this is a music video. It seriously melted my heart. Watching it made me think about the journey of true love.

It's unexpected twists and turns, and that when it's real, it can actually last forever.

Wow. I know. Sorry. Wow.

No, no, please. It's, yeah.

And she said that the video, which I will explain in a second, is very special and personal,

and that she would have normally only shared it with her inner circle, but she just loves it so much.

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