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trusted by parents nationwide. Okay, welcome to a not so typical episode, but I feel like I'm

going to start doing things like this more often, just kind of last minute, like, hey, you guys want to chat

about this? And then putting it in my solo episode day, like on Thursdays. So we are talking

today about the scrunchy that broke the internet. So just a little bit of background. I'm sure everybody knows what I'm talking about,

but my mom and my ma'amare and I were at Kensington Palace in London. And we were like,

oh, let's go do the afternoon tea. So we were stressing, even before we left to go to London, that was the one thing that was

kind of stressing us out because we're like, we don't know what to wear.

Like my mom was looking up, you know, rules online for what you can and cannot wear to afternoon

tea in London.

But in the back of my mind, I was always like, my mom and my mare are very much like

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