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Speaker 2: I'm a homegirl that knows a little bit about everything
Speaker 2: and everybody.
Speaker 1: You know, if you don't lie about that, right, Lauren
Speaker 1: can't in Hey, y'all, what's up. It's Lauren L.
Speaker 2: Rosa and this is the Latest with Lauren Rosa. This
Speaker 2: is your daily dig on everything pop culture, trending, exclusive news.
Speaker 2: But y'all know, we get into those conversations that really
Speaker 2: shake the room. I'm your host, Lauren Rosa, and today
Speaker 2: with me to celebrate a million downloads, we got.
Speaker 1: Miss Viral herself. Jess Hilary is a million cloud.
Speaker 2: Like what's It's a million people that's listening to me
Speaker 2: talk about what I.
Speaker 1: Love that period, the latest everything, Yeah, I love it too.
Speaker 2: It's kind of crazy that a million people want to
Speaker 2: hear me talk because I've been talking for a long
Speaker 2: time and he's always telling me shut up and be quiet.
Speaker 1: Yes, shut up, don't do that, so you've been getting looked.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine her in school.
Speaker 2: My teachers loved me because I always wanted to participate,
Speaker 2: because I always wanted to get in front of the
Speaker 2: class and talk. But they also hated that I was
Speaker 2: always talking and I was always entertaining class, but I
Speaker 2: was you know what I mean, I got through it.
Speaker 1: Lauren wanted to beat the teacher period period.
Speaker 2: No, seriously, I would come in and be like, you know,
Speaker 2: I looked this up.
Speaker 1: No I didn't. I didn't. I did, and I was
Speaker 1: very respectful.
Speaker 2: But yesess Hilarious is joining us today and the latest.
Speaker 1: With Lauren la Rosa yell.
Speaker 2: Let's hear it to y'all and baby pjy ya. So
Speaker 2: we do just this is your first time on the pod.
Speaker 2: We do a behind the scenes of the grind a
Speaker 2: check in. So I asked, how are you feeling? It
Speaker 2: has to be a real answer, It has to be
Speaker 2: one word and then you can explain your one word.
Speaker 2: So just hilarious checking in behind the scenes of your grind.
Speaker 2: How are you feeling today.
Speaker 3: Horny ooh you know how you just come off that
Speaker 3: period and you'd be like taking everything you really really
Speaker 3: need it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, period in eight months, so shall know. Oh, I
Speaker 1: was gonna say like, oh, I'm not I got here
Speaker 1: earlier like this morning.
Speaker 3: Oh you got some earlier, y'all. I am they trying
Speaker 3: to make that baby come out in.
Speaker 1: Seven twenty eight and Thursday. I know that's right. Taylor.
Speaker 3: That's why she was in a good mood when she
Speaker 3: walked in here, like hey.
Speaker 2: Taylor, be mad at me? And she walked and smiling.
Speaker 2: Thank you big Patrick.
Speaker 1: Yes, not the little one in your stomach.
Speaker 3: I know that's right, okay, but yeah, yeah, very much
Speaker 3: twenty But now all jokes aside.
Speaker 1: I feel hmm, that's a good word. Is it gotta
Speaker 1: be one word? Lauren? You could. You don't have to
Speaker 1: be one word.
Speaker 2: We like to go in with one word because it
Speaker 2: makes you think and then you explain it, so it's
Speaker 2: technically not one word.
Speaker 1: But hmmm, I just I guess just good. I feel.
Speaker 1: I feel really good. That's a good place to be in. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm there too, where it's like I'm just I just
Speaker 2: feel good. I don't got nothing I can complain about nothing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: everything's good everything, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And that's the reason for her, you know, I don't
Speaker 3: have anything to complain about, So I guess.
Speaker 1: You know, well, a better world would be great. Then
Speaker 1: everything is good.
Speaker 3: Our energy, our chemistry, even in the bedroom, everything is good.
Speaker 3: My husband is fine, my family's good, and my two
Speaker 3: kids are great. They're in good health.
Speaker 1: I think I'm good with the Lord last week I
Speaker 1: pissed them off a little bit. We're straight now, we're good.
Speaker 1: Everything is good, y'all. How is that like?
Speaker 2: You know, because I know Marley's what eight eight months?
Speaker 1: No, she is not muths.
Speaker 2: My baby is nine months today, nine months today, happy
Speaker 2: nine months Marley.
Speaker 1: But how is that like?
Speaker 2: Because now you know you have Ash, he's older, so
Speaker 2: he probably says out your way, but I mean he
Speaker 2: is still your kid and he needs attention. Then you
Speaker 2: got nine months nine month old in the house, Chris, mom,
Speaker 2: chriss hilarious. His husband is there helping you guys. But
Speaker 2: y'all have to have like Yon.
Speaker 3: Time house nanny. Yes, and that's what we're still trying
Speaker 3: to Glad you put that up. That's what we're still
Speaker 3: trying to balance right now because with everything being so
Speaker 3: in house and Marley demanded so much attention from dad
Speaker 3: and mom and not only nanny but dad and mom
Speaker 3: because she wants her time with us no matter what,
Speaker 3: it is a little harder. You know, I'm working on
Speaker 3: the book, and then I'm working on writing for my
Speaker 3: special and then I got, you know, still have to
Speaker 3: be present online to do like Jess with the mess
Speaker 3: and still know what you're talking about every morning on
Speaker 3: Breakfast Club, you know, keeping up, just keeping abreast with everything,
Speaker 3: like it is a lot, but it's a good overwhelming,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I'm good. I'm good.
Speaker 3: I'm finally out of the postpartum uh after the post
Speaker 3: part of depression. I feel like I'm out of that.
Speaker 3: I'm back into myself. Although I'm said that I'm not
Speaker 3: able to make any more milk for my daughter, but
Speaker 3: I think that was playing a big role and my emotions,
Speaker 3: just me not being able to make milk and me
Speaker 3: traveling and start doing everything back so early, and it
Speaker 3: was a big decrease in my milk.
Speaker 1: But my daughter is healthy, she's fine. I'm good. I
Speaker 1: had to learn to give myself grace, which Milan Milano.
Speaker 3: I love her so much, like you know, how you
Speaker 3: meet somebody the first time and you in this whole
Speaker 3: to be like, I don't know, I still gotta feel
Speaker 3: that vibe.
Speaker 1: No, it was like instant gratification. That is a girl's girl.
Speaker 3: And she is a woman who you can tell has
Speaker 3: gone through things and learned how to give herself grace,
Speaker 3: and that's why she can extended the other women. Yo.
Speaker 3: I got one hug from her and then just like
Speaker 3: a five minute conversation, and I just felt so liberated
Speaker 3: after like not many of us do that with each other,
Speaker 3: you know. And so I met her in Atlanta. We
Speaker 3: went to a dinner not too long ago. But I
Speaker 3: wanted to say that she's a really really good person.
Speaker 3: From what I that's her spirit. People were like spirits.
Speaker 1: That's her spirit.
Speaker 2: She she I always tell her like you are such
Speaker 2: an angel on earth, Like she knows when to call you,
Speaker 2: you know, when to pull you up, she knows when
Speaker 2: to be like yo, she'll call me be like le Rosa,
Speaker 2: stop playing you on here? Like she crazy, you know what
Speaker 2: I mean, Like she knows. She's just wanted them people
Speaker 2: like we need those types of people.
Speaker 3: And I'm I'm I'm glad that I met her, you know,
Speaker 3: and I'm happy that you actually told me like, oh,
Speaker 3: that's my sister.
Speaker 1: That's my sister, you know what I mean. I met
Speaker 1: her and I'm like, oh my god, you do you.
Speaker 3: Seem like that? But yeah, I just wanted to say there,
Speaker 3: but yes, well I'm happy.
Speaker 2: How do you know when you're out of the postpartum
Speaker 2: because I tell people all the time that with me
Speaker 2: thinking about like when I'm gonna have kids and do
Speaker 2: that whole thing, You're the first person I've ever had
Speaker 2: to see go through the transition of having a baby
Speaker 2: and come back to work up close. I have friends
Speaker 2: who have had kids, but I'm doing my own things,
Speaker 2: so I'm not watching that closet. You're the first person
Speaker 2: I've had to ever see that happen with ye and
Speaker 2: me watching you, I'm like, dang. Like a lot of times, like,
Speaker 2: I know you're going through things or you're dealing with
Speaker 2: things and it's nothing anybody can do, But how do
Speaker 2: you know when you're out of it?
Speaker 3: Do you just feel it? It's like a certain energy.
Speaker 3: You don't feel guilty anymore. You don't you stop blaming
Speaker 3: yourself with things that you can't even control.
Speaker 1: You're not mad, you're not angry. Yo.
Speaker 3: Most of the time I was feeling down and didn't
Speaker 3: know why.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yo, what is wrong with me?
Speaker 3: And I was just when you're there, you're just by yourself,
Speaker 3: you sitting in and you're like, yo, why can't I
Speaker 3: do this right?
Speaker 1: Why do I feel like a bad mom even if
Speaker 1: I didn't do anything? Why do.
Speaker 3: I feel like, you know, people are gonna forget about
Speaker 3: me online if I don't go back the works, or
Speaker 3: you know, if I don't start making videos saying oh
Speaker 3: my god, you know, and how everything moves these days
Speaker 3: like very instant, with Instagram and instant social media platforms,
Speaker 3: we feel like we will be forgotten about, especially if.
Speaker 1: You are an influencers. You know so many now, he
Speaker 1: is so many now.
Speaker 3: So it's like you feel like you're going to be
Speaker 3: forgotten or onto the next because people's attention spans these
Speaker 3: days way shorter than they used to be. So yeah,
Speaker 3: but I'm out of that now. I feel like I'm
Speaker 3: back to myself. I feel that way. I feel pretty
Speaker 3: even when if I got on a head and I
Speaker 3: you know, I felt so ugly, even with a face
Speaker 3: full of makeup on in a wig or whatever or
Speaker 3: like a beautiful style. I could be dressed to oppress
Speaker 3: and I still just felt ugly low, Like now you
Speaker 3: can't tell me nothing and I'm not even dressed to impress.
Speaker 3: Every day I'm getting tired of waking up four clock
Speaker 3: in a wander to do make up, to look at
Speaker 3: these two bald head niggas in here.
Speaker 1: Sorry, if you've.
Speaker 2: Got hairs leaving this, it's definitely and.
Speaker 3: Sometimes he got it, you know, sometimes he identifies bald
Speaker 3: as bald when he don't.
Speaker 1: Put the hair in between appointments. Y yo, So what
Speaker 1: you got girl?
Speaker 3: And when I say everybody, we just had Dawn Staley
Speaker 3: come up here at the Breakfast Club yesterday.
Speaker 1: First thing she said when she walked through the door,
Speaker 1: where's Lord? I need to update on Diddy.
Speaker 3: She said that as soon as she walked through the door,
Speaker 3: really yes, yes, yes, yes, So she wanted to know, Yo,
Speaker 3: you really got people listening. So I'm not surprised that
Speaker 3: a million people out there wanting to hear what's going on.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. As soon as she walked through the door,
Speaker 1: she said, I need my Diddy update. See it crazy?
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So I'm proud of you. Thank you. Wow, y'all,
Speaker 1: don't make me emotional.
Speaker 3: It's okay be emotional, gir. I was just crying for
Speaker 3: six months because my job.
Speaker 1: So go ahead.
Speaker 2: This is the this is the going inside of between
Speaker 2: me and it's so funny.
Speaker 1: And honestly, let me tell y'all.
Speaker 2: People always running up on me asking me about jazz,
Speaker 2: and if I tell y'all one more time. I think
Speaker 2: I need to start punching people. And then you got.
Speaker 1: Too much to do.
Speaker 2: You have too much to lose right now you cannot punch. No, Oh,
Speaker 2: I can balance. I can punch and still go to court.
Speaker 3: That that lord Delaware mouth is feisty, y'all, So don't
Speaker 3: don't think y'all can say too much because this girl
Speaker 3: she can get like that.
Speaker 2: Well, speaking off the feisty going real quick, because you know,
Speaker 2: I love to take you out of court. Lot to
Speaker 2: take you out of court. So yesterday in court, we
Speaker 2: are they the prosecutors brought a witness to the stand.
Speaker 2: They brought a couple, they brought they finished up with
Speaker 2: the HSI agent. That's a Homeland Security Investigations agent, which
Speaker 2: is crazy because I used to be emailing it when
Speaker 2: all this diddy stuff first started.
Speaker 1: So to see these people on.
Speaker 2: The stand, I'm like, oh, well, I wasn't emailing those
Speaker 2: exact people but the office itself, just to get updates
Speaker 2: on what was happening when they did the raids and
Speaker 2: all that. So yeah, it's like a it's coming around
Speaker 2: full circle type of thing. So to see to see
Speaker 2: them on the stand and they're testifying about like the
Speaker 2: guns that they found and you know all these things.
Speaker 1: I'm like, man, they've been building a case.
Speaker 2: Yesterday in court dead Now said they'd actually been building
Speaker 2: a case since November seventeenth, twenty twenty three. Cassie filed
Speaker 2: her lawsuit at I believe it was days after that.
Speaker 2: The don't quote me on that she filed in November
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three for sure, but I believe that the
Speaker 2: indictment happened and then Cassie filed her lawsuit. People have
Speaker 2: always been trying to pin it on her lawsuit is
Speaker 2: what made all this start going. It doesn't seem like
Speaker 2: her lawsuit was what made it start going because.
Speaker 3: Coincidents like they started a few days before she decided.
Speaker 1: To They probably had reached out to her.
Speaker 2: I'm sure, and you know what I mean, like, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: if they're investigating, they probably reached out to her and
Speaker 2: had some conversations and things of the nature, because then
Speaker 2: she became a start witness for them. But I just
Speaker 2: say that to say people in the beginning thought that
Speaker 2: this was like egregious, and the cops ran down home
Speaker 2: because remember the fads came in on land. They came
Speaker 2: in from sea. People were was like, yo, this is
Speaker 2: too much. We're talking about dating. They were trying to
Speaker 2: take down say nos, okay, but and you know not
Speaker 2: that I'm not saying whether it was deserved or not,
Speaker 2: but you know, they got to perceive a caution because
Speaker 2: they found automatic rifles like they found AR fifteen's, they
Speaker 2: found you know, they found a ton of a ton
Speaker 2: of drugs in the home. The jury got to see
Speaker 2: all of that yesterday. I don't know what it is
Speaker 2: about ketamine and MDMA, but that had Diddy. It was
Speaker 2: a whole lot what he had enough drugs in at
Speaker 2: Miami house for a whole freaknik. It was insane, all
Speaker 2: the things that we saw yesterday. And here's the thing.
Speaker 2: He's so consistent. All of the previous executive assistants, including
Speaker 2: the one that testified yesterday, talked about this pouch, this
Speaker 2: Gucci poch that he would keep his medicine and his
Speaker 2: drugs in allegedly, and there was there's always a pouch.
Speaker 1: When they came and ran in on him in.
Speaker 2: The hotel that he was in New York, there was
Speaker 2: the Louis Vauton pouch that had and it's always the
Speaker 2: same stuff in there, and I'm like, wow, what's up
Speaker 2: with him?
Speaker 1: In these which dry consistent?
Speaker 3: You know what's crazy though, Like as we have said,
Speaker 3: you gotta get through it. But like as we have seen,
Speaker 3: as we have seen Diddy like throughout the years, nothing
Speaker 3: about him read I'm on drugs while I'm or anything
Speaker 3: able to make that look that's so normal.
Speaker 1: I think, no, no, no, no, no no. I think we
Speaker 1: knew he was going to something.
Speaker 3: Something saying how exactly how high it seems like he
Speaker 3: was getting.
Speaker 1: It didn't get that able to be like functioning.
Speaker 3: And yeah, functioning, functioning at the level that you are
Speaker 3: functioning at. We never seen no type of nothing that said,
Speaker 3: oh no, that that nigga's junkie.
Speaker 1: Oh he's on drugs, he is an addict. Yes, no,
Speaker 1: big functioning.
Speaker 2: Like the executive assistant that they had on the stand
Speaker 2: yesterday that they're actually going to finish with in court today,
Speaker 2: talked about how Diddy's lives were intertwined, like you might
Speaker 2: be traveling. He was like one day they were there
Speaker 2: was out of country somewhere on the yacht, and he
Speaker 2: was like, you know, he would travel with them. So
Speaker 2: he was there and he said, you know, even if
Speaker 2: you know did he was there allegedly like partying, drinking
Speaker 2: drugs all of that. He was still working. He at
Speaker 2: the time was working on a fragrance. He flew in
Speaker 2: the different people from the fragrance brand. I believe it
Speaker 2: was es Stey Lauder. He flew them in so they
Speaker 2: could have a conversation and smell some of the like
Speaker 2: different notes and things because he was putting together a fragrance.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, one thing, I go, one thing that
Speaker 2: this child has shown me. Did he I knew he
Speaker 2: had money, but to see how he was living, Like intimately,
Speaker 2: I mean like we're seeing all of his homes. You're
Speaker 2: hearing assistance testify that their job was to wake up
Speaker 2: before he woke up, just to set the energy right.
Speaker 1: That is something which you.
Speaker 2: Know what I mean, Like his temperature of his home
Speaker 2: needs to be a certain way, his food has to
Speaker 2: be a certain way. He has you have to organize
Speaker 2: his folders a certain way. I'm like, man, the amount
Speaker 2: of success that this man was able to accumulate from
Speaker 2: hip hop and now this is where it's all coming
Speaker 2: to a hall.
Speaker 1: It's insane. His power, Oh my god, at one point.
Speaker 2: The assistant testified yesterday that at one point he had
Speaker 2: four assistants because he had an assistance for Kombs Enterprises,
Speaker 2: which was the company that overlooked all of the businesses.
Speaker 2: You know, four assistance is insane. Full security team, stylists.
Speaker 2: They would have protocols about how they travel with him,
Speaker 2: Like one car had to kind of like go like
Speaker 2: kind of be on the side of his car, and
Speaker 2: there was one car behind his car because they wanted
Speaker 2: to make sure that no one could just pull up
Speaker 2: and shoot the car. And I'm like, I think, because
Speaker 2: we've grown with Diddy for all these years and we've
Speaker 2: been around him, we know the success, but I don't
Speaker 2: know we really felt it big.
Speaker 3: I didn't feel it, and I didn't know like the
Speaker 3: things that you're describing. No, I didn't even think of
Speaker 3: it to be on this level at all, like that
Speaker 3: this is a whole Like he like, uh, what is
Speaker 3: it that the sopran not the soprano was car face
Speaker 3: or some shit big, but like on some like even
Speaker 3: ten times higher than that, this man is. I would
Speaker 3: never even think Diddy got this much power, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't know. I just never thought of it.
Speaker 2: To understand the first assistant that they talked to David James.
Speaker 2: They talked to him earlier this week. He said, the prosecutors,
Speaker 2: I know the defense. Diddy's lawyers asked a question about
Speaker 2: when Diddy would be taking these phone calls, basically like
Speaker 2: would it be like people of like substance or power.
Speaker 2: The assistant said, that's the most understated thing you've said today.
Speaker 2: What do you mean he didn't even get on the
Speaker 2: phone for people who weren't people of power. And I'm like, shit,
Speaker 2: that's like, I don't think that we understand how much
Speaker 2: of a fall we are watching. And every day when
Speaker 2: I'm in court, mind you, I'm in there taking notes
Speaker 2: like okay, so this assistant did this, This assistant did.
Speaker 1: Like I'm looking at them because the that's another than two.
Speaker 2: The business structure behind him mass and I mean state,
Speaker 2: the state. Like you go to Miami, he has his
Speaker 2: he has he had a whole staff for his home,
Speaker 2: just his home alone in Miami. Then he had certain
Speaker 2: places he would go to Miami. He had two people
Speaker 2: that would travel with him in a certain places. New York,
Speaker 2: same thing, La, same thing.
Speaker 1: You got to think about it, man, This shit had
Speaker 1: to take so.
Speaker 3: You know how much time and take to build an
Speaker 3: operation like this, to build a well oiled transmission like this,
Speaker 3: Like he has to keep this ship going. He had
Speaker 3: to build this shit over years and years and years
Speaker 3: and then for oil.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, but like this.
Speaker 3: Is a well baby oiled engine that has been moving
Speaker 3: like this. So imagine how many people were jealous also
Speaker 3: of him because a lot of people knew not to
Speaker 3: glorifying it. But you know, a lot of white people
Speaker 3: didn't even have don't even have the power that this
Speaker 3: man has.
Speaker 1: So imagine how many of them was upset and man
Speaker 1: and shit.
Speaker 3: And then also, I don't believe that he needs to
Speaker 3: be the only one going to jail.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so either, because one man cannot
Speaker 1: do all this.
Speaker 2: No, I do think that he is going to do
Speaker 2: sometimes that I think it's what I think he needs
Speaker 2: to say. I think I think his ass needs to
Speaker 2: be in jail to Yeah, but I don't think that
Speaker 2: he was the only one.
Speaker 1: But not the only one.
Speaker 2: But the thing is is that a lot of these
Speaker 2: people that are, you know, getting on the stand and
Speaker 2: have these conversations, they're having other conversations with the government.
Speaker 2: So the assistant David James. When he was on the stand,
Speaker 2: they had asked him, you know, are you receiving anything
Speaker 2: for being here, like immunity or whatever. He said, I
Speaker 2: had a conversation with my with the prosecutors who had
Speaker 2: a conversation with my attorney. They did have a conversation
Speaker 2: to some extent about something like that, but he can't
Speaker 2: remember exactly what it was. And I was like, okay,
Speaker 2: so yeah, that is a thing. So it's basically like
Speaker 2: they're using people from this alleged enterprise that they're trying
Speaker 2: to show in court against him, So yeah, to be
Speaker 2: able to prove it, because he's the fault guy. And
Speaker 2: that's what makes me so upset with him is because
Speaker 2: it's like, you've worked from nothing to get to all
Speaker 2: of this stuff that I'm seeing.
Speaker 1: How dare you not like you put yourself in this position? Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I get this.
Speaker 2: He had a lot of things he needed to deal
Speaker 2: with because, when I tell you, one of the things
Speaker 2: I walked away from this realizing was that no matter
Speaker 2: how much money you have, no matter how much success
Speaker 2: you have, if you don't deal with your shit, your
Speaker 2: shit gonna deal with you. The way that he was
Speaker 2: beaten on cap I see disgusting and then you got daughters,
Speaker 2: your mother's around you.
Speaker 1: It's like there's something, there's issues there. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But today Ki Cuddy will take the stand and people
Speaker 2: are really really hanging on the edge of their seats
Speaker 2: for that because he's the first celebrity to come into
Speaker 2: the courtroom and get on the stand in this uh,
Speaker 2: this whole case. And people have been you know, than
Speaker 2: but Cassie was expected. We knew Cassie was not get
Speaker 2: on the stand. But Kit Cuddy is the first celebrity
Speaker 2: that is getting on the stand that people didn't really
Speaker 2: know for sure if he would take the stand, and
Speaker 2: you know, people are guessing trying to figure out what
Speaker 2: other celebrity names are involved. So I'll be there today
Speaker 2: before I get on my foot to d R and
Speaker 2: just you know, I bring back kind of how that
Speaker 2: testimony was, because that's the big thing. That's what we're looking,
Speaker 2: you know, to hear of and hear from today. So, yes,
Speaker 2: did y'all know that Biggie's nickname was Frank White?
Speaker 1: Y'all knew that? What I knew that he's Frank White?
Speaker 1: And did he is Frank Black Boom? That was the
Speaker 1: thing that messed me up yesterday in court. The Oh
Speaker 1: my god. Wow.
Speaker 2: So the assistant that is testifying. Now, I'm gonna get
Speaker 2: this man's name.
Speaker 3: I hate that, Biggie, it's dead because we have to
Speaker 3: ask him some stuff.
Speaker 2: So, Frank Black is a name that Diddy used to
Speaker 2: use all the time when he would he would it
Speaker 2: would be on the prescription pill bottles for like when
Speaker 2: he would get his drugs, and it would be the
Speaker 2: name that they used for hotels. Cassie would call him
Speaker 2: that and text messages and emails.
Speaker 1: It was like a nickname. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And like even when even when they would have escorts
Speaker 2: coming to the hotels and stuff, they would be like,
Speaker 2: ask for the room for Frank Black like stuff like that.
Speaker 2: It was like an eliots. It was like you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, it was a name. She had her
Speaker 2: names as well.
Speaker 1: How do we know about Frank How we know that's
Speaker 1: Biggie's No.
Speaker 2: I knew that because I've heard that in songs and
Speaker 2: stuff like that.
Speaker 1: He used to go. Biggie used to say that like
Speaker 1: he went by Frank White. Yes, oh, I've heard a
Speaker 1: town on themselves. What But it's crazy because I didn't
Speaker 1: even put two.
Speaker 2: And two together. And I said that to Charlotte Mane.
Speaker 2: He's like, it's because you're thirty three. And I'm like, nah,
Speaker 2: I gotta be other.
Speaker 1: Because I was in court.
Speaker 2: My mind was blown. I looked around and all the
Speaker 2: other reporters just act like nothing happened. I said, I'm
Speaker 2: too different when I get to the breakfast club because
Speaker 2: they gonna understand it.
Speaker 1: But yes, I just say it one more time. Put
Speaker 1: the people in the back, and y'all listen. I think
Speaker 1: Biggy and Diddy were lover is at a point? What
Speaker 1: if the fuck they was lovers allegedly? What the fuck?
Speaker 1: I don't think so, because.
Speaker 2: In all this and all and all this stuff, there
Speaker 2: has been no men that have said that Diddy has
Speaker 2: tried to physically do anything with them, and all of
Speaker 2: these testimonies.
Speaker 1: But we had five more weeks left, Lauren. But then
Speaker 1: that did that person just say that? Oh? I guess
Speaker 1: because the thing I think.
Speaker 2: The problem with Diddy is and Shuman thinks said too,
Speaker 2: like he he's.
Speaker 1: Like a second hand gay, like he don't want bro.
Speaker 2: He's like listen, listen, like as in like he's me
Speaker 2: and serious, he.
Speaker 3: Doesn't he still needs a girl as a middle man, though,
Speaker 3: like he can't.
Speaker 4: Go all the way gay yeah, okay, okay, second hand
Speaker 4: gay is the most hilarious thing I've heard in months.
Speaker 2: It is what but gay by contact is crazy, Like
Speaker 2: you gotta have.
Speaker 1: The woman you can't.
Speaker 3: I just don't take straight dick like I gotta have
Speaker 3: a woman around two Okay, but no, that is I'm
Speaker 3: glad you caught that.
Speaker 1: Because you're you bought it to me. I was like,
Speaker 1: what nobody else was excited in the court room.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yo, yeah, yeah, but that's the youthfulness in us,
Speaker 3: and that's honestly, it's so it's probably so much other
Speaker 3: ship to pay attention to. I think that people ain't
Speaker 3: even gonna get that, Like people didn't like, people.
Speaker 1: Didn't think to question that.
Speaker 3: Don Richard is formally known as Don Richards is on
Speaker 3: the stand like testifying against this man, and she worked
Speaker 3: with him last year on a song with almost two
Speaker 3: years ago to on his last Love album See Okay.
Speaker 2: I'd asked a person close to Diddy's legal team why
Speaker 2: didn't they bring that up? And that person was also
Speaker 2: confused as to why they didn't as well. I just
Speaker 2: you know what interesting is yesterday. I keep saying, well, yesterday,
Speaker 2: they put a psychiatrist on the stand who speaks to
Speaker 2: clinical things and forensic things when it comes to like,
Speaker 2: you know, breakdowns of people who've been abused and abusers.
Speaker 2: She really works more so with people who've been abused.
Speaker 2: But she talked about that as to and it made
Speaker 2: me kind of look at Dawn's testimony a lot differently.
Speaker 2: So what she said was is that you know that
Speaker 2: there's different levels and steps of trauma and coping from trauma.
Speaker 2: So one of the things that she talked about with
Speaker 2: coping or just trying to get through it is you
Speaker 2: do things to appease, but also too, you're always holding
Speaker 2: on to when things were good, so you want to
Speaker 2: return back to that. So it's like with you know,
Speaker 2: for an example, with Cassie, a lot of people are like, well,
Speaker 2: if Cassie was, you know, getting beaten and she didn't
Speaker 2: want to be involved with the freak CAUs, why didn't
Speaker 2: she just say so? Why didn't she just leave? But
Speaker 2: it's like when things were good, when he was treating
Speaker 2: her well, when he was affirming her, That's what she
Speaker 2: according to this psychiatrist, thoseuld have been things that she
Speaker 2: held onto that made her downplay everything else on top
Speaker 2: of like, you know, financial fears because she you know,
Speaker 2: he's controlling everything allegedly and all of that. But it
Speaker 2: made me think about Dawn because I'm like, Okay, why
Speaker 2: would you go back to work with this person if
Speaker 2: you feel like they threaten your life? But you're remembering
Speaker 2: the high from being Dawn of Diddy, Dirty Money and
Speaker 2: Dannity Kane, and you know when he was affirming your
Speaker 2: talent and making you feel good.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing.
Speaker 2: It's not a sexual relationship, but the working relationship, you know,
Speaker 2: and that coming from a person of power, you remember
Speaker 2: the good things, you put it out of your mind,
Speaker 2: so then it makes you return back to Okay, wait,
Speaker 2: maybe I can get back in that good space. And
Speaker 2: that's what I focused on. That was according to this
Speaker 2: psychiatrist that they spoke to yesterday, which made me kind
Speaker 2: of think about things a bit different, and I'm like, y'a,
Speaker 2: I feel so sorry for the jury because every time
Speaker 2: you flip flop back and forth so much about how
Speaker 2: you feel about these tess Simonis and these things. Because
Speaker 2: at first, I'm like, yo, they killed doing they shattered
Speaker 2: her testimony so bad. After hearing that forensic psychiatrist yesterday
Speaker 2: and clinical psychiatrists, I was like, well, wait, maybe doing
Speaker 2: was just you know, and that was a trauma response
Speaker 2: for her, Like it was a safe space. It was
Speaker 2: a space that felt good because that was when she
Speaker 2: was at her biggest point.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Glow has a little nose.
Speaker 1: Now it's not big anymore. What is it? What is
Speaker 1: the accent? I have no idea. I'm drinking over here.
Speaker 2: Well okay, so look, we're gonna take it to the tweets,
Speaker 2: to the streets because the people that's our segment where
Speaker 2: we go to like online conversations. So Dinna Rollins when
Speaker 2: he came here, told me that I be every every
Speaker 2: other page she goes, I be in the comments, and
Speaker 2: I'm a I'm a hope for the tweets basically like
Speaker 2: I be online a lot outside.
Speaker 1: We outside, we outside.
Speaker 2: I saw glos new nose in her affirming it because
Speaker 2: yesterday online the people was arguing, like, man, every time
Speaker 2: a black girl gets to a cer and level of success,
Speaker 2: she has to fix her facial features to that they
Speaker 2: felt like she was making her nose smaller because that's
Speaker 2: like more of like a European white person thing to
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 3: This is the thing I don't I'm not gonna say,
Speaker 3: oh she did this. You know, every black woman felt
Speaker 3: like they have to or every woman have to know.
Speaker 3: She could have very well had a problem with her
Speaker 3: nose being big since she was a child. Like, we
Speaker 3: don't know that just because we never heard her say
Speaker 3: it does not mean that that's not her reservations or
Speaker 3: that was never how she felt about herself. She probably
Speaker 3: always been bullied for her nose, and she just never
Speaker 3: gave a fuck, you know about them bullying her more
Speaker 3: than she felt like it was something that she would
Speaker 3: want to adjust herself. Now, it could be the other
Speaker 3: way around, where she felt like people be talking about
Speaker 3: her shit too much, and so she went to go.
Speaker 1: Ahead her nose job. No, the only reason why I
Speaker 1: feel like she got a moves done? Oh wow, Okay,
Speaker 1: well great.
Speaker 3: Maybe she always felt like she had a tress a
Speaker 3: chest like a dude.
Speaker 1: That's how I felt.
Speaker 3: That's why I threw some d He's on this bitch
Speaker 3: at the same chests forever. And then I was like,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'm gonna his some surgery. I'm my
Speaker 3: nose is fat.
Speaker 1: Too, but I'm scared to get anything done to my face.
Speaker 1: That's the only thing I feel like. It don't look
Speaker 1: bad though.
Speaker 2: I feel like her nose look like how it looks
Speaker 2: when she was doing her makeup, Like it.
Speaker 3: Don't look like it looks like a good contour job.
Speaker 3: And if you got the money and that's what you
Speaker 3: want to do, do it, do it. If that's what
Speaker 3: you want to do, do it. And I felt like
Speaker 3: that's what she wanted to do. Glorilla probably already felt
Speaker 3: that way about her nose, all right, And because not
Speaker 3: for nothing, we've seen that she's been on her gym journey,
Speaker 3: like she ain't go get no fake ash.
Speaker 1: And get in for real.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because she's been definitely working out. Okay, I ain't
Speaker 3: really take a good look look at it.
Speaker 1: But allegedly, and this is reported, this is not me confirming.
Speaker 2: There were some surgery pages who posted her, but you know,
Speaker 2: they lean into whatever it's hot sometimes, so I don't
Speaker 2: it's like this like the Shade Room of surgery, like
Speaker 2: you know, as a page that they post her. But
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I don't. I just even if
Speaker 2: she did, Even if even if she did, I don't
Speaker 2: care look good and she getting money and she doesn't.
Speaker 2: And when I start getting money, I don't get with.
Speaker 2: I don't think I might get anything done. But if
Speaker 2: I want to, so.
Speaker 3: Your money, can't nobody tell you what the gid can't
Speaker 3: nobody tell you what the fuck to do if it's
Speaker 3: your money and you always and you feel like you
Speaker 3: want to do something, alter the way you look, or
Speaker 3: if you feel like it's been something that has been
Speaker 3: like hanging over you all your life.
Speaker 1: Like I can't wait to get these bunyons shaved off. Girl.
Speaker 1: My father gave me.
Speaker 3: Bunions, and that has to be because my mother don't
Speaker 3: got them. But I got them out of nowhere. And
Speaker 3: that come from wearing too small shoes. I never WoT
Speaker 3: shoes that was too small. You're right in the sixth grade,
Speaker 3: but it was only one. Yeah, and I'm taking the
Speaker 3: souls out. But did you have jail every day? Every
Speaker 3: day you was going hard? You probably had no socks
Speaker 3: on either, because.
Speaker 1: You never you know what I all?
Speaker 3: Right now, I feel a tech, you know, because you're
Speaker 3: looking at your tailor while she's saying on looks like yup, yup,
Speaker 3: Like don't fucking do that?
Speaker 1: Well you did just have a child and your being pregnant.
Speaker 1: Do not give you bunions, but give you a but
Speaker 1: my like for instance, your feet weren't swollen. Yes, my
Speaker 1: feet were swollen. Yes, it's come from something of that though. No,
Speaker 1: I had bunions before and after. Where you getting bunions?
Speaker 1: Right down? Taylor, Yo, I gotta not drink my no
Speaker 1: is gonna be out of shape. I'm gonna get bunioned
Speaker 1: for a baby. Yes, just asked me that dog. You
Speaker 1: said you asked tailor.
Speaker 3: You're getting bunions too, she said, I would never like
Speaker 3: I say, that's why I don't do podcast. But you
Speaker 3: know what by luring congratulations on the one million, you
Speaker 3: look up some bunyan surgeons.
Speaker 1: Thank you y'all.
Speaker 2: Thanks to Jeff for being a guest today with me
Speaker 2: and Taylor.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: That has been the latest with Laura the Rosa. Very
Speaker 2: entertaining today. You know, I love when the guests pop
Speaker 2: on it. That's the beauty of being able to film
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Speaker 2: never know who want to pull up on me. This
Speaker 2: has been the latest with Laura le Rosa. I tell you, guys,
Speaker 2: every episode because I mean it, lowriders. At the end
Speaker 2: of the day, there's always a lot to talk about,
Speaker 2: and y'all could be anywhere with anybody talking about it,
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