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So I want to preface this by saying that I don't comment on people's physical appearance.

I really, I'm never going to be like, why was she wearing that?

I might say something was unusual.

I might celebrate it.

I remember Teresa at her wedding, I think her hair had its own personality, but like I was

celebrating that because it was quintessentially her. Everybody wants to... remember Teresa at her wedding, I think her hair had its own personality, but like I was celebrating

that because it was quintessentially her. Everybody wants to look their best, or if they're on a

red carpet or going to an event, tries to look their best. So for someone to come in and be like,

what the fuck happened to her? And it's happened to me. Oh my God. Corp. Skeletor,

Corpse Bride. Like, I get it.

I know it.

So I definitely don't want to comment negatively on anyone's appearance.

But I want to comment on people's appearances changing so drastically in 2026, more than I think we've ever seen.

So very few of you were old enough to remember the

movie Death Becomes Her. But it was, I think it was Goldie Hawn. It might have been Jessica

Lang or it wasn't, I don't know who it was, doesn't matter. It was like three major actresses.

And they were all competing with each other with plastic surgery. The show Feud by Ryan Murphy, which was

about, I think it was like Betty Davis and I forget who else, was about, and maybe Joan Crawford,

anyway, it doesn't matter the characters, but it was about that, like years ago, them

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