S9E12: Roar | Katy Perry and Russell Brand & Roxanne and Peter Pulitzer

Trashy Divorces

Hemlock Creatives

Comedy, History

4.5 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2021

⏱️ 56 minutes

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When it comes to women who roar, we’ve got two fabulous ones. Stacie has the short story of the marriage of pop queen Katy Perry and British narcissist Russell Brand, who notified her of the divorce by text message. Alicia takes us to 1970s and early 1980s Palm Beach for the wild ride of rich guy Peter Pulitzer and his second marriage and divorce, to the loud and proud Roxanne Pulitzer. Advertise with us! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Dear Sly Price Riser, we praise you.
0:03.4	Your commitment to raising the bar is something to look up to.
0:06.4	When the world said,
0:07.4	this mobile contract's price is high enough.
0:10.0	You said,
0:10.9	no, go higher.
0:12.8	Yeah, cheers to the bad mobile contracts out there
0:15.9	for showing us how to make a good one.
0:18.1	One that would rather raise your data, not your prices.
0:21.2	Go to gifgaff.com and switch now.
0:23.3	Gifgaff, we're up to good.
0:25.2	18-month commitment assay payment method required.
0:28.2	Gifgaff.com, flow with slash terms.
0:30.2	Hello, everyone, and welcome to another week of trashy divorces.
0:33.9	Hey, friends. Welcome. I'm Alicia.
0:35.7	My name is Stacey.
0:36.8	Thanks for joining us today on this trash candy journey
0:41.6	of two really good ones today.
0:44.2	Stacey, you are bringing us
0:47.2	I have the short but eminently trashy
0:52.0	marriage and divorce of Katie Perry and Russell Brand.
0:55.8	Those two not meant to be together.
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