The gals give their thoughts on Raquel Leviss going back to her birth name of Rachel, and why it might do her some to good to lay low for another 3-6 months before returning to the scene as wholesome Rachel. Lauren tells Chan about a recent drunken night where she and Kagen watched the 2020 Taylor Swift documentary on Netflix. In a moment of true marital bliss, Kagen saw the light and suggested that he and Lauren go to one of Taylor’s concerts. It was quite possibly the easiest “yes!” of Lauren’s life, second only to saying yes to Kagen’s marriage proposal. Lauren and Chan dig into the newest season of The Kardashians, specifically Kim and Kourtney’s feud that reached a fever pitch after Kourtney’s wedding. The gals discuss why Kim feels an extra level of competition with Kourtney and why she can’t take joy in Kourtney’s happiness.
Lauren and Chan aren’t fighting over Italian weddings and Dolce and Gabbana campaigns, but they can relate to the sister strife that comes when when they both want to have their own identities and individual brands. Regardless, Lauren and Chan agree that family is their top priority, which doesn’t always seem to be the case for the Kardashians when they get a fantastic business opportunity.
Finally, Lauren and Chan discuss the mysterious case of Carlee Russell, the woman who disappeared without a trace after allegedly seeing a toddler wandering on the side of the highway, only to return home 48 hours later. Mainstream media is giving one set of facts, but the detectives at TikTok are painting an entirely different picture.
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