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This is Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans with me, Cheryl Burke, and IHeart Radio podcast.

Hey guys, welcome back to Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans, the rewatch series.

And here we go.

We're starting a new season, sooner than you thought.

Season three, holy hell.

So I get asked back.

Hey.

And I remember this was also a time where, like, Louis was like coming into L.A. once in a while. He was living in Utah. And whenever he would come to L.A., he would stay with me in my, like, tiny one-bedroom Palazzo condo right there across the, from the, across the street from the grove. He literally would put its clothes in my cabinets in the kitchen.

We would do appearances here and there together. And yeah, this was like heavily into my

partying days since I was like, it was so fun because I had never done this before, being

invited to all the red carpets, whatever, you know, getting like in front of the line at clubs, getting free drinks.

This was before Uber.

That was not safe.

Anyway, um, so I was basically becoming this kind of like social girl, the Paris Hilton's of

the world, you know, and like I would hang out with her once in a while.

Like, it was a whole thing. I would always be at the hottest club. That would be the hardest club.

That would be the hardest club to get into. I made friends with the bouncers. I made friends

with the promoters who are still my friends to this day. But like, obviously I don't go out like that, but still, it's so crazy because there's that whole other

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