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Welcome to the N but nice show.

I'm your host from Shooter, and it's Tuesday, so guess who is joining us back fresh from London.

I hope she saw The King, it's our dear friend, Delano Dixon.

Hey, Misty, are you there?

I am, and what an amazing trip I had.

Oh my goodness, I went to Buckingham Palace. I saw the changing of the guard. That was incredible. It's incredible. Yeah, they know how to do it. The pomp and the circumstance. It has absolutely no function whatsoever. I don't know why they're marching around. It's almost like a Broadway show, like a kickline, but I love every

single second of it. We have to get from drinks later this week, Misty, and you can tell me all about it.

I will. I will. Did you kiss any cute British boys? No cute British boys, but I may have met

someone in Paris, you know, the city of love. But we'll talk later and then you'll spill it.

I'll tell. I'll tell your secrets. Okay, let's jump into the show. What time is it, my friends? It is tea time.

So yesterday, today, we're all still talking about Jeff Bezos's blue origin rocket that shot Gail King, Katie Perry, up into space while the person

that's getting the most reaction is not necessarily Katie or even Gail King. It's Gail's bestie,

Oprah, who was more terrified than Gail. So Oprah turned up to see her best friend face the final frontier. She was shaking,

she was sobbing, she was clutching onto Orlando Bloom's arm for dear life.

Sources say that she was more scared than Gail. Gail does not like flying, but Oprah was really,

really scared. And she kept saying, this is bigger than space.

This is my best friend.

It was deeply, deeply, deeply emotional.

She wore yellow, Oprah did because Gail is sunshine.

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