Speaker 1: Celebrity news.
Speaker 2: You like that. Gars.
Speaker 3: So for those who don't know, the NFL is coming
Speaker 3: to Australia and it's like a game in their regular season,
Speaker 3: but it's going to be played at the MCG on Friday,
Speaker 3: the eleventh of September.
Speaker 1: This is huge for Australia.
Speaker 3: So it's the Los Angeles Rams playing against the San
Speaker 3: Francisco forty nine Ers. Now, overnight, the NFL have actually
Speaker 3: announced who the halftime entertainment is going to be, who
Speaker 3: they're bringing with them to perform, and it is the
Speaker 3: Jonas Brothers.
Speaker 2: Oh here wow, I'm circle.
Speaker 3: So they released a statement saying we couldn't be more
Speaker 3: excited to perform at halftime during the NFL's first ever
Speaker 3: regular season game in Australia. Playing at the iconic MCG
Speaker 3: in front of such a passionate Australian crowd is an
Speaker 3: incredible honor. Now this marks the Jonahs Brothers first time
Speaker 3: performing at the MCG and first time headlining in NFL game.
Speaker 3: Also performing at the game will be Sneaky sound System,
Speaker 3: Oh Wow, Peter Alexander, Peaking, Dark, Hot, Dub, Time Machine,
Speaker 3: and a bunch of others. So there's a big line
Speaker 3: up but the headliners of the Jonahs Brothers now Sneaky
Speaker 3: sound System. I've got a fun fact about them.
Speaker 2: Do you know this as I play.
Speaker 3: Head so this lead singer, Yeah, I remember her, Connie,
Speaker 3: I believe money. So she's the vocalist in a lot
Speaker 3: of huge Kanye West songs and she's not credited so
Speaker 3: you know flashing lights. Yeah, then she would have been paid.
Speaker 3: She's just not credited on the track.
Speaker 1: So that isn't that what a backup singer does though, But.
Speaker 3: She's quite a like her voice is quite prominent in
Speaker 3: the song. It's not really a backup. She sings the
Speaker 3: hook like the chorus.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 4: Usually they'd say feat staring Connie Connie, Yes.
Speaker 1: But she's got no crediting on the song.
Speaker 2: There we got fun facts, fun fact from that.
Speaker 3: And yeah, celeb news Hey also Overnight Call Her Daddy
Speaker 3: have released their latest podcast and this guest was Paris Jackson,
Speaker 3: which is the daughter of Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe. Now,
Speaker 3: she's had a pretty troubled childhood because not only did
Speaker 3: her dad, Michael pass away when she was only a
Speaker 3: lean back in two thousand and nine.
Speaker 2: Her dad was Michael. That'd be troubled enough.
Speaker 3: I mean she also got into drugs relatively early and
Speaker 3: stuff like that. She also didn't have her mum in
Speaker 3: her life for majority of the time, like her childhood
Speaker 3: and teenagehood. So when she was on call her daddy,
Speaker 3: she spoke about what it was like to grow up
Speaker 3: in Neverland, which.
Speaker 1: Of course after her after Michael died.
Speaker 2: Around she'd been old enough by them.
Speaker 1: She was eleven, So I mum wasn't around.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's got a number of siblings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it might have been that monkey had bubbles. Bubbles
Speaker 2: might have looked after us.
Speaker 1: The monkey's still alive and it's in like some zoo somewhere.
Speaker 1: Bubbles is thriving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like forty or something.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, Because monkeys lived to like almost the same
Speaker 3: age of humans, It's like.
Speaker 2: We've related distantly somehow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Chelsea wants to say something and confirm it was
Speaker 3: her grandma who looked after her after Michael died.
Speaker 1: Catherine Jackson, you.
Speaker 3: Go, so, yeah, she was talking about what it was
Speaker 3: like to grow up on Neverland, which was obviously the
Speaker 3: huge ranch that he built named after the fantasy island
Speaker 3: in peter Pan Because of course he never wanted to
Speaker 3: grow up Michael Jackson. So on Neverland there were things
Speaker 3: like an amusement park, a zoo, there were animals just
Speaker 3: roaming around.
Speaker 1: There was even a movie theater.
Speaker 3: He eventually left the ranch in two thousand and five
Speaker 3: when all that child molestation stuff came to light because
Speaker 3: he obviously had to pay for all these legal bills.
Speaker 1: He was acquitted of all those charges.
Speaker 3: But she grew up for a lot of her time
Speaker 3: on Neverland Ranch, and this is what she had to
Speaker 3: say about living there.
Speaker 2: What was a normal day in your childhood like.
Speaker 5: At Neverland, I'd wake up and I'd go to school
Speaker 5: and homeschooled, right, Yeah, Yeah, I'd wake up and we'd
Speaker 5: go to the room that was our classroom, and.
Speaker 1: Clee, we'd go to school.
Speaker 5: It was made the cool, like very congruent line throughout
Speaker 5: my childhood that kind of started there and then just
Speaker 5: continued on wherever we went. Was if you're good and
Speaker 5: you do your chores, and you do homework, and you
Speaker 5: do the things that you're supposed to do, then on
Speaker 5: the weekends you can go see some animals, and you
Speaker 5: can go rad some rides, and you can go.
Speaker 1: To the movies.
Speaker 5: It was made very very clear that all of the
Speaker 5: attraction there were not for us that did not belong
Speaker 5: to us. That was for you know, underpreferged children and
Speaker 5: children that were terminally well, they couldn't go to like Disneyland.
Speaker 2: That's us. Hey, what do you think about homeschooling.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's an absolute hard no for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you wouldn't do it.
Speaker 6: I feel like a lot of people are leaning more
Speaker 6: towards it.
Speaker 1: You have to be.
Speaker 6: I actually think school is really important for kids from
Speaker 6: a socializing aspect, and like, yeah, if you I know,
Speaker 6: there's this constant need and want to protect their children
Speaker 6: and school is a little bit dated and there's you know,
Speaker 6: one size fits all kind of structure. But if you homeschool,
Speaker 6: they're going to struggle even more than going out into
Speaker 6: the workforce.
Speaker 4: Totally, man even a reason to stay for eleven and twelve,
Speaker 4: Like you've got the rest of your life to work,
Speaker 4: and there's a social aspect, So there is no way
Speaker 4: in hell.
Speaker 1: You I personally could never homeschool.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I got another fun fact for you actually, Oh yeah
Speaker 3: on home fun fact No, not at homeschooling. On Michael Jackson,
Speaker 3: I didn't know this and maybe it's common knowledge.
Speaker 1: So correct me if it is.
Speaker 3: But so his kids, including Paris, off with Debbie Rowe.
Speaker 3: Now they were married, but I never knew they were
Speaker 3: in a non sexual partnership maratonic where there was Yeah.
Speaker 3: So basically they only got married so that she could
Speaker 3: be the surrogate for his kids and then as soon
Speaker 3: as she had the kids, relinquish all parental rights and
Speaker 3: give them to Michael. So that's why she grew up
Speaker 3: without a mum is because he they had that agreement
Speaker 3: and he wanted to be a single father and just
Speaker 3: raise children, couldn't you.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure in America it's legal to just be
Speaker 1: a surrogate and off.
Speaker 3: They had a private agreement of some sort of I
Speaker 3: don't know. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, but you can't do that here can you
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 1: But in America? Are you going to pay for a
Speaker 1: surrogate to have your baby.
Speaker 2: Carry guns into a Walmart? In America, it's like a
Speaker 2: different world.