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Hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show. It's Thursday. I'm your host, Rob Shooter. Joining us every Thursday is our friend Mark Lupo Lupi. Are you there? Hey, Rob. Hello, my friend. So congratulations on this big interview you just did with Nate Berger's Oprah's friend. What was that about? How was he? Oh my gosh, Rob. Thank you. Yes, it's for Homes and Gardens. And Nate Berkus is a whole lot of fun. I interviewed him and his husband, Jeremiah Brent, about what's, you know, what people can do to elevate their work from home space, what they can do to lave it up their bedrooms. But, Rob, it's kind of funny. Behind the

scenes, I could tell that the pandemic has kind of gotten to them. You know, they were kind of

interrupting each other in the middle of the interview. They were kind of finishing each other's

sentences. He seemed a little frustrated, all in good fun, but it just reminded us that

celebrities really have gone through it just like me and you.

Who's the bossy boots of the two of them? I would guess Nate. I think Nate's the bossy boots,

but I can also tell Jeremiah fights back. Oh, well, there'll be no fighting today on this show. Hey, Mark,

what time is it? It is tea time. Big exclusive at the top of the show. Chris Harrison is missing from the new

Bachelorette set. So the new season of the Bachelorette has started pre-production in New Mexico.

So the cast is there, the crew's there. Everybody is getting ready to shoot. They're all in

quarantine mark at the moment, but there's one person missing. That is Chris Harrison. So sources tell me, basically at the moment, the franchise is without a

host. So nobody really knows what's going on. Chris behind the scenes is fighting to save his job.

But it's not unusual for Chris not to show up on the new set right away. Mark,

you've worked in TV a very long time. The magic of TV is what you actually see on your TV as the

final product isn't always the way it's shot. So often things are not shot in chronological order.

So we always begin the season with Chris and the Bachelor or the Bachelorette talking and then

the limo pulls up and then all the ladies or the gentlemen get out. That isn't exactly how TV works.

Explain Mark. Right. So exactly. So things can be filmed out of order and then

piece together and in edit. So it's very possible that Chris still could be on the show. We just won't know,

but the magic up TV, it might appear that he's there from the very beginning. But me and you know,

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