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Hello, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, lo, welcome to the naughty but nice. I'm your host, Rob Shooter, and it is Friday, which means our dear friend, Corey Andrew joins us. Hey, Corey, are you there? I am here. Happy Friday, you're looking good, Corey. You look skinny, my friend. You luster self. Quite a bit of weight.

What have you been up to? Well, you know, it's been about four months, actually, you know,

really just trying to not shove everything in my mouth. There's the first start. And, you know,

and I did actually, before the holidays, I started working out and trying to eat ripe because I knew what was coming, right? A lot of drinking, a lot of eating, lot of calories. And so having at Head Start really made a big difference too. It makes a difference, doesn't it? I think it's that simple combination. Anybody out there that's struggling with weight, my secret to my weight loss was working out a little bit. And when I say working out, I don't go to the gym. I just walk every day. I go for a really long walk and really being more careful, more conscious about what I eat. That's all it is, Corey. Like, would I like a piece of cake every single night? Of course I would. Would I like I scream while I'm sitting on the couch? Yes, every night, bring it on. I'll do it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. But if I'm going to do that, I'm going to put on some weight. And so I'm really quite careful now, quite conscious about what I eat. And it's interesting, at least for me, Corrie, after about two weeks, your body adapts. Oh yeah. And you get sort of used to it. I don't know. I want those things. Oh, I'm so hungry at first. Oh, my gosh. But then after a couple of weeks, I'm sort of like, you know, I don't really need that cake. How are you? Yeah. Yeah, the first couple days, I'm like, bring me a small child with ketchup, you know. It's pretty bad. I'm like so hungry.

But you're right. You get used to it. And I think also for me, you know, as you get a little older, there's other things not just to look good. I mean, blood pressure concerns. There's health concerns. So get your vitals checked. And then your doctor's physical will give you the incentive. That's right. To change. When you look in that mirror, my friend, you got an incentive to.

You look good.

I see the... Doctor's physical will give you the incentive. That's right. Although when you look in that mirror, my friend, you've got an incentive to. You look good. Of course, thank you, darling. Thirsty pictures you've been putting up on the internet. I saw them. Gotta use it while I can, honey. Absolutely. Shake it while you got it. Okay, let's jump into our show. What time is it, my friends? It is tea time. Big Explosive story at the top of the show. Justin Baldoni has now dropped a $400 million lawsuit on Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. We knew this was coming. So I told you that Justin was going to respond. She sued him. Now he's suing her. But what's interesting about his suit is it's not just Blake he's going after.

He's also going after Ryan Reynolds and get this.

He even drags in Taylor Swift.

So we know that they do not get along at all.

Well, in this lawsuit, we are seeing receipts.

We're seeing texts.

In Blake's lawsuit, we saw text too, and now he is responding, and he's saying

that she called people around her, her dragons. Ryan and Taylor, she said were her dragons.

Well, now he's saying that this was clearly an intimidation, and he wasn't dealing just with Blake lively,

so his disagreements making the film were not just with Blake.

They were also up against her, quote, dragons, who were two of the most powerful people in the world.

So now he is pushing back.

He's insisting that she took over full creative control over her wardrobe,

well beyond what her contract entitled her to.

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