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You Talk Too Much | Episode 50

You Talk Too Much | Episode 50

FromThe Undressing Room Podcast


You Talk Too Much | Episode 50

FromThe Undressing Room Podcast

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Length:
52 minutes
Released:
Jan 13, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

For the love of Tupac! Everyone is talking too much this week. Eva and Lore'l break down Tupac's love of women based on a recent Yo-Yo interview. They'll also undress Ari Fletcher's comments that may have gotten her fired by Rihanna. Plus, there's a new dating trend, hard-balling. Are you with it? 
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Released:
Jan 13, 2022
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It’s The Undressing Room podcast presented by Macy’s featuring, Eva Marcille from the Rickey Smiley Morning Show and Lore’l from The Morning Hustle, Join this dynamic duo of powerhouse nationally-syndicated radio personalities each week as they talk pop culture, celebrity gossip, fashion, and beauty. They will each bring a unique perspective on all things entertainment, relationships, the good, the bad, and the messy. Think of it as a “meeting in the ladies room” where just about no topic is off the table and these women become your best friends in your head. Subscribe for what’s poppin’ in entertainment with an array of celebrity interviews.  The Undressing Room podcast presented by Macy’s enlightens audiences with real-life discussions and above all, a celebration of black excellence.