Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - PR Crisis BACKFIRES !!

00:00:00.000 So I believe that the organizers behind this event didn't really want her there.

00:00:09.400 Hi and welcome to Flossom Talk.

00:00:11.220 I'm Kersti Floor, journalist, Hollywood truth teller,

00:00:14.080 and your voice of reason in a town built on the illusion.

00:00:18.600 Guess what?

00:00:20.360 Blake Lively went to a charity event on Wednesday night

00:00:25.160 and she didn't brag about it on her social media

00:00:28.480 and neither did the charity behind the event.

00:00:32.300 Why are they trying to hide that Blake was there supporting their cause?

00:00:37.800 Also, let's look at how Blake's supporters are reacting to Victoria Burke coming out,

00:00:44.100 saying that Blake is trying to weaponize her law for PR purposes.

00:00:48.660 This is quite priceless.

00:00:50.600 Now they're calling the person behind this bill a fake feminist.

00:00:55.400 Also, someone emailed me and said,

00:00:57.140 I didn't know that you interviewed Blake Lively after that little bump interview and I found

00:01:02.460 your interview from 2018. Can you please talk about it? So I re-watched my interview with Blake

00:01:08.500 from 2018 when she was paired up with Anna Kendrick and re-watching that now made me realize

00:01:14.800 a lot of things and I'll share it with you guys. Okay, so let's look at this event that Blake Lively

00:01:20.740 showed up at on wednesday night in new york the non-profit is called sanctuary for families and

00:01:29.200 they're supporting dv victims and their families and they held this event in new york without

00:01:34.500 telling anyone that blake was gonna be there and blake was gonna have a speech there are some

00:01:40.660 photos on x thank you asshole media.com for sending me this every time i credit her i have

00:01:46.680 to laugh but anyways she sent me that post from x where there are photos of blake lively blake

00:01:52.520 herself didn't even promote this on her own social media which i found weird but then it kept me

00:01:57.520 thinking that of course blake wants us to believe that she's doing all this really great work behind

00:02:04.200 the scenes so that people will believe that she's doing all these things that we don't even know

00:02:09.360 about out of kindness of her heart and that she's really supporting the right cause here of course

00:02:14.840 this is what her supporters are pointing out like look she's doing all of this and she's not even

00:02:19.980 telling the world about it what i found even more interesting is that this non-profit posted about

00:02:25.600 this event on their instagram and they're not even mentioning that blake was there they are

00:02:32.740 posting photos of all these people who attended and they're saying a huge shout out to our

00:02:38.880 incredible host Lydia Fanet and the legendary DJ Spinderella who brought who brought the house

00:02:46.560 down at our after party and you go through the pictures of this post there are women on the

00:02:52.320 podium having speeches there and no mention of Blake Wiley and that makes me believe that she

00:02:59.800 wasn't even invited to this event that Sigrid Macaulay her PR attorney who we saw outside the

00:03:07.500 courthouse the other day when they were there to discuss these attorney's fees. She's the one who

00:03:12.460 pushed for Blake to be present at this event. Because if you go to their website and if you

00:03:19.340 go to their LinkedIn, you can go to all their social media and there's no mention of Blake,

00:03:24.500 a big celebrity, being present at their event. Usually, of course, that would be something that

00:03:32.040 they would promote, but they're not mentioning her anywhere. So I believe that the organizers

00:03:37.640 behind this event didn't really want her there. And of course, when you look at the post on X

00:03:42.780 from the event with pictures of Blake next to, I'm assuming these are survivors, the comment

00:03:48.940 section is just brutal. Everyone is attacking them for having Blake there, saying that she's

00:03:55.200 the abuser and how could they support someone like her. And of course, this is a very important

00:04:00.520 non-profit that's been helping a lot of people so why do they want to associate themselves

00:04:05.320 with this extremely toxic person who's been stepping all over survivors to make herself

00:04:11.720 popular again so i believe that sigrid pulled some strings and told these people like hey

00:04:17.800 you better accept blake to be there but we promise you we won't brag about it but just

00:04:23.400 let her on that podium because we're sure that this is going to leak on social media that she

00:04:29.400 was actually there. Someone is going to take a selfie with her and post it somewhere and it's

00:04:35.080 going to spread and everyone's going to believe that Blake is doing all this amazing work behind

00:04:40.240 the scenes. Interestingly enough, I watched Elsie, Elsrich TV's coverage from the courthouse the

00:04:48.840 other day when both parties met for this fee meeting and she was interviewing Sigrid McCauley

00:04:52.620 outside the court and she was asking her about this advocacy work that we would see from Blake

00:04:59.980 and Sigrid said you'll see a lot of that in the future. So I'm guessing she made some phone calls

00:05:05.040 that day or she just went over to the people outside the courthouse because this advocacy

00:05:11.980 group Sanctuary for Families was also outside the court that day. The same people who arranged this

00:05:21.160 event were outside rooting for Blake. Elsie again shout out to her for having a conversation with

00:05:30.320 these people asking them why they supported Blake and she asked one of my favorite questions that I

00:05:36.140 also always ask to Blake Lively supporters what was her strongest claim of SH why are you supporting

00:05:44.040 her and these women answered her and said because she was forced to be nude in a scene you cannot

00:05:52.340 say you're a lawyer you've read the facts and then say she filmed the birth scene naked that just did

00:05:56.800 not happen they were obviously referring to the scene in the hospital when blake was wearing a

00:06:02.700 hospital gown and black reeves and a prosthetic stomach but i don't think they actually watched

00:06:09.940 the movie and they obviously did not spend any time getting to learn about the facts of this

00:06:15.920 case. They also said that Justin Baldoni had told her that he was addicted to pee orn. These were

00:06:24.180 their strongest claims according to these women. I'm curious and I hope someone leaks that what

00:06:30.140 Blake said on that podium on Wednesday night amongst all these survivors of real real trauma

00:06:38.520 and she went up on that podium and said I can really relate to you because you know what

00:06:44.980 happened to me on this big Hollywood production I had a director who once told me that my 1c

00:06:53.320 my fleece 1c was sexy so I totally get what you're going through and you have my fully support

00:07:00.840 because I am taking over this new law 47.1

00:07:06.380 so that I can look like a real survivor

00:07:09.620 and a real victim like you guys

00:07:11.520 and that's also why I have hijacked

00:07:14.340 and stolen this law from the law professor

00:07:18.140 who designed it to help survivors like you guys

00:07:21.480 and for me all that matters is that I am here

00:07:24.380 and I am the face of your organization as well

00:07:27.900 even though you don't want me here

00:07:29.800 I don't know what did she say on that podium did she tell her mom's story that she told on time 100

00:07:37.100 that she was attacked apparently allegedly by a female co-worker at some point that's what that

00:07:42.900 story was about we've learned later on so is that the story that she shared on that podium because

00:07:49.440 I can't just imagine in any way how Blake could speak to this group of women that were there

00:07:55.900 and pretend that she is relatable if any of you guys were at this event i would love to hear from

00:08:02.820 you what it was really like and how blake behaved and what she said on that stage so please get in

00:08:08.220 touch with me if you were there flawsome talk at gmail.com or tips at flawsome talk.com i would

00:08:16.520 love to hear from you okay so let's talk a little bit about these blake lively supporters thank you

00:08:21.360 tracy for sending me this i was curious on how they would react to victoria burke the architect

00:08:27.040 behind this law that blake lively is now trying to abuse and steal from her and she's come out

00:08:32.660 and said that blake doesn't deserve to get any attorney's fees amongst other things and tracy

00:08:38.480 sent me this tweet on x from someone called phantom who said victoria burke appearing on

00:08:45.900 YouTube shows of not one, not two, but three team Baldoni useful idiots makes it painfully clear

00:08:54.800 that she is a willing participant in the still ongoing smear campaign against

00:09:00.920 targeting Blake Lively. I mean Kersti Flo. Really, Victoria Burke? This Kersti Flo? And then she's

00:09:09.500 attaching a lot of screenshots from my videos. She's obviously watching a lot of them. And her

00:09:15.100 name on x by the way is quite aggressive f off 1988 and then this other woman whose name is step

00:09:23.280 on them queen says victoria burke actually went on sash disclose insane stalker youtube channel

00:09:30.080 that's inexcusable i'm not a fan of criticizing other social media or content creators because

00:09:37.500 i feel like everyone is entitled to their opinions but i find it so interesting how they're now

00:09:42.400 attacking Victoria Burke for speaking out in the wrong channels like mine. And they're also

00:09:49.240 mentioning, of course, she was on Billy Bush and Megyn Kelly, which is the biggest sin in their

00:09:54.440 eyes. And F off 1988 also said that going to one of these three misogynistic hacks would have been

00:10:02.580 a reputation killer. But going on all three pretty much confirmed Victoria Burke's fake

00:10:09.620 feminist status so now they're accusing Victoria who made this law who is a survivor herself of

00:10:16.780 being a fake feminist because she doesn't support Blake Lively this is a woman who spent years

00:10:22.620 trying to help other survivors and it's so fascinating to me how these Blake supporters

00:10:28.460 are not talking about or listening to what she's actually saying they are just attacking her for

00:10:35.080 going out in the wrong forums according to themselves. And also saying that she's a fake

00:10:40.320 feminist because she doesn't support another woman, meaning Blake Lively, while they keep

00:10:46.680 attacking other women all the time. So does that make them fake feminists too then? Are there any

00:10:53.860 real feminists left here at the end? To me, feminism has nothing to do with believing all

00:11:00.120 women. Feminism is about equal rights, period. It's about women having equal opportunities as men,

00:11:06.440 getting equal pay. That's what feminism is about. It's not about believing all women that come

00:11:12.420 forward and say something. Yeah, it's amazing to me how these people keep attacking regular women

00:11:18.200 while they are protecting a powerful celebrity. But anyways, I think there's some psychology

00:11:25.240 behind this that we need to look into. I believe that supporting Blake has become a part of these

00:11:32.420 people's identity. And if someone is criticizing Blake, they're also criticizing them. This has

00:11:39.320 become so personal to them. And no matter what information comes out about Blake or about Ryan

00:11:45.920 or their attorneys or anything, they would support her. They will back her because they have made up

00:11:52.720 their mind and defending Blake also means that they are defending themselves. For these supporters

00:11:57.960 to learn that Blake Lively is not really the person that they believe she was, that is

00:12:04.480 traumatizing for them. It creates the psychological discomfort and because they don't have any facts

00:12:10.960 on their side, they have to just attack the messengers. That's why they say these critics

00:12:15.580 must be corrupt and these journalists must have an agenda and these witnesses, they can't be

00:12:20.900 trust it. And Victoria Burke has created a huge problem for the supporters and they don't know

00:12:27.880 how to handle it. And that is why their only option here is to attack her. I've seen a lot

00:12:33.960 of people speculate about Victoria Burke's motivations for coming out now. And I see

00:12:39.540 there's a lot of different opinions out there. And as I said before, I believe the most important

00:12:45.100 thing for Victoria was to get this bill out there. And when she saw that it was used the way it was

00:12:52.540 when the judge dismissed Justin Baldoni's case, she only cared about the bill. She didn't really

00:12:59.840 think about the consequences for the people involved. That's what I believe, because she

00:13:05.880 was on a mission to get this bill out there. And I think for her, it gave her great confidence

00:13:11.260 in her bill that it was kind of working. And then she realized that it was abused. And then she

00:13:19.500 realized someone was stealing it from her and she didn't like that. And you can have an opinion

00:13:24.240 about that and how it happened and why she came out so late. The same way everyone had different

00:13:29.500 opinions about why I published my interview with Blake Wively when I did. Why did I publish it in

00:13:36.980 the middle of this storm? Did I know about it? Did I not know about it? There's so many conspiracy

00:13:41.940 theories out there. So I feel like everyone needs to be very careful with assuming different things

00:13:48.020 before we know the real truth. For me, I'm just very happy that Victoria came out in the end and

00:13:55.280 actually shared this story and shared what had happened to her bill because now we know. I'm just

00:14:03.060 looking at oscar's legs back here very inappropriate oh i'm sorry uh yeah because

00:14:11.340 now we've learned that blake you know she likes to take over things and she stole this from victoria

00:14:15.940 but anyways let's talk about my interview from 2018 with blake lively and anna kendrick and what

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00:17:52.400 i did receive an email from one of you guys asking me about this blake widely interview that i did

00:17:58.000 two years after i did the little bump interview and he said that oh i didn't know that you actually

00:18:05.160 interviewed her again can you please talk about that and I did mention this before my interview

00:18:12.040 has been on YouTube for a long time since 2018 so it's been there for like eight years and I never

00:18:17.920 really re-watched it myself this way that I did this morning then I realized quite a few things

00:18:25.040 that I didn't think about the last time I spoke about this so this was for a simple favor the

00:18:31.260 Paul Feig movie that she did a sequel with on last year also with Anna Kendrick and I met the two of

00:18:38.280 them they were paired together in a hotel in New York in 2018. As you can imagine I wasn't super

00:18:44.900 excited about meeting Blake again and when I watched the interview now and I see the faces

00:18:50.160 that I'm making in the beginning of this interview I was like okay that explains a lot about how I was

00:18:55.720 feeling inside because sometimes they let the cameras roll before they actually start the

00:19:02.040 interview and they did that and I looked like this as you can see I wasn't really comfortable

00:19:08.420 in that situation and I have to say it's not easy to interview Anna Kendrick either I met her a few

00:19:14.320 times before that I find it that she always wants to make a joke or she doesn't take the questions

00:19:19.520 seriously and I feel like we're not really on the same bandwidth if I can say that so I was really

00:19:25.040 curious to see how the two of them would react together. As you know, when they did the sequel

00:19:30.900 of this movie, Anna Kendrick was not too excited to be working with Blake again. She had that famous

00:19:37.120 quote, oh you know, when she was asked about how it was to be back with Blake. Anyways, there were

00:19:43.360 a lot of rumors online that the two of them didn't get along. I was obviously most nervous to see

00:19:48.680 Blake again and before I entered the room to do this interview, there was a lot of drama going on

00:19:54.320 in the hallway so there was a journalist from Mexico he was on the shorter side a middle-aged

00:19:59.620 guy who seemed so confused about what he had just witnessed he just came out of the interview and I

00:20:06.380 was the next person to come in after him but they had a little break there because something had

00:20:11.520 happened and I overheard the conversation with this person I don't remember if it was a publicist

00:20:19.080 or a rep for the studio or the movie i didn't know who leslie sloan was at that point so i

00:20:24.720 couldn't pinpoint if it was her but he was told off in the hallway like saying this is no unexcusable

00:20:32.020 and he was just like big question mark he had no idea what he had done wrong first of all his

00:20:37.360 english was not very good and i really sympathize with that because for me as well it's really hard

00:20:42.760 sometimes to find the right words when you're sitting there there's a lot of pressure and

00:20:47.480 sometimes it could come off as rude because it seems like you're very direct and because in some

00:20:52.660 countries and in some languages you are being more direct but when you are with celebrities

00:20:57.580 in these high pressured moments you have to step really carefully and he obviously didn't know how

00:21:02.300 to do that so he had asked Blake and Anna about their characters in a simple favor and he compared

00:21:09.440 them or he said that they were being bitchy or being bitches and these two girls did not like

00:21:16.680 that. So they, I don't know exactly what happened in the room, but outside in the hallway, this guy

00:21:23.260 was told off and they said, you are not getting your interview. We are going to give you a generic

00:21:29.340 interview that we did with them so that you can publish what we want you to publish because

00:21:34.840 basically you were so rude and this is inexcusable. I remember this guy's face. He was just so sad and

00:21:41.220 so shocked I really felt for him he went all the way from Mexico to do this job for his outlet and

00:21:48.880 then he has to come back and tell his editor that yeah I got this generic interview that everyone

00:21:54.360 can just download online I'm sorry terrible terrible for this guy but anyways so when I

00:22:01.000 entered the room the two of them were in deep conversations together discussing what had just

00:22:06.500 happened and I asked them about it and they did really want to talk about it we've saged the room

00:22:14.040 we've emotionally saged sorry we're gonna eat some chocolate croissants now so Blake said she'd

00:22:19.380 sage the room as you heard and she was going to eat some chocolate croissant and move on and I got

00:22:24.120 even more nervous that I was going to step on someone's toes here but I had my plan with my

00:22:28.480 questions and I wanted to ask them about confidence and insecurities because I think that's a very

00:22:33.680 interesting theme and Anna's reaction to that was quite interesting are you guys but you guys are

00:22:40.340 like both of you have this attitude about you that in real life it's the other way around and I

00:22:45.680 constantly have to call Blake and be like it's okay you're good at giving interviews I promise

00:22:51.380 you people like you they respect you gotta give her a pep talk I'm like we're amazing we're

00:22:57.500 powerful I mean I'm the reason she gets out of bed in the morning and Anna's just an eomaniac as you

00:23:02.420 can see isn't that interesting that Anna Kendrick said how to tell Blake that you're amazing you're

00:23:08.260 so good at giving interviews people like you they respect you watching that now just made me laugh

00:23:16.580 because these are all the things that Blake Lively is craving so hard that people should like her and

00:23:23.420 respect her and the way Anna told her that makes me believe that these are things that Anna knew

00:23:30.240 that Blake were struggling with at that time and watching that now with Anna adding we are amazing

00:23:36.060 and we are powerful it's just very interesting because I feel like Anna realized how insecure

00:23:41.860 Blake Vively really is and she was mocking it here without even Blake realizing it and Blake

00:23:47.720 saying back to Anna yeah Anna is just an egomaniac as you can see I mean the way they're digging at

00:23:53.080 each other here in a friendly way but now that we know who Blake really is all of this makes a lot

00:23:59.260 of sense to me then I continued asking them about confidence because I didn't really get any good

00:24:03.340 answer here they were just joking about it and I said you know as a woman you have to tell yourself

00:24:08.200 these things you have to give yourself that confidence you're the only one who can make

00:24:13.020 yourself confidence and I asked them how they do that and then this priceless answer from Blake

00:24:20.780 that we're good and that we're to give ourselves confidence right yeah that's true I mean it feels

00:24:26.260 good when Anna gives me confidence too. I like compliments. I'm not below compliments. That's what

00:24:31.800 my mom always says. She's like wants me to compliment her and she's like I'm not below

00:24:35.720 compliments. I'm like it's clear that you're not because she's always soliciting. Because you were

00:24:39.660 just telling me about like weird expressions that she gets wrong wouldn't it be I'm not above

00:24:42.840 compliments? Oh yeah you're right. You're right. Oh she gets it all wrong. I never even thought

00:24:47.040 about it. She says it. Yes she's not above compliments. My mom gets everything sort of

00:24:51.000 like expressions. She was just telling me like the like. She'll be like smooth as pie. She'll be

00:24:54.420 smoothest silk or whatever easy as well yeah and smoothest silk but um but my mom i think is a very

00:25:00.100 confident person and so um for me yeah i sort of like struggled with that because i like i've

00:25:05.740 sometimes judged her for being so confident um which i think is like not fair right yeah you're

00:25:10.560 such a bad daughter terrible daughter another interesting point here anna is correcting blake

00:25:16.620 anna is smart and blake knows that she is smarter than her and when anna is correcting blake

00:25:23.640 she's blaming it on her mom and then Blake is just like oh my mom always gets things wrong and you

00:25:29.140 know she always she gets every expression wrong she says this and she says that and it's all wrong

00:25:34.860 she knows that Anna is smarter than her and this is one of her big insecurities and the way Anna is

00:25:41.100 correcting her here in front of me makes Blake feel smaller I can assure you that it's bothering

00:25:47.100 Blake but she just pretends like oh yeah no that's funny yeah it's my mom what didn't she

00:25:53.040 think about that it doesn't make any sense that you're below compliments as anna pointed out but

00:25:59.300 blake never thought about it she's just like i'll just repeat what my mom said but my mom always

00:26:04.900 gets things wrong but i will repeat it and then i asked them about social media both of you are

00:26:10.840 very active on social media and there are a lot of people have opinions about you how do you kind

00:26:14.920 of just like you know not let it affect you everyone's opinion of me is just so positive

00:26:21.600 I do let it affect me.

00:26:23.520 I do.

00:26:24.560 Because everyone's like, you're great.

00:26:25.860 And I'm like, I know.

00:26:27.600 You're not great.

00:26:28.560 Blocked.

00:26:29.040 Yeah.

00:26:29.920 Do you block people ever?

00:26:31.780 No, I've muted some people.

00:26:34.480 Now that it's a function on Twitter and Instagram, there's a couple people that I have muted.

00:26:39.640 Good.

00:26:40.100 Yeah.

00:26:41.000 Like, love.

00:26:42.120 You can mute people on Instagram too.

00:26:43.780 Yeah, it's a new feature.

00:26:44.620 Really?

00:26:44.900 I know.

00:26:45.400 Get excited.

00:26:46.100 Oh, wow.

00:26:46.440 That's exciting.

00:26:47.040 so yeah anna was joking about it again but the funny thing is he's saying she muted and she

00:26:52.080 blocked blake lively and blake didn't know it was a feature on social media but this is where it

00:26:58.240 gets quite interesting but you you replied to someone recently i think which they made headlines

00:27:02.920 about on instagram yes someone was saying something about a spelling or something and you just oh my

00:27:08.420 gosh i always appreciate when people correct me it wasn't i was uh someone said something about

00:27:13.300 the spacing i still really don't know how social media works so if someone tells me how to um fix

00:27:18.640 spacing on something hyperlinks i don't know it was an iphone it does everything for me yeah

00:27:25.380 blake loves when people are correcting her i pointed out that someone was criticizing her

00:27:30.620 and the way she reacted to it and then she has to like turn over to uh to an artist just like yeah

00:27:36.200 my iphone is doing everything for me again excusing herself saying i always appreciate

00:27:42.040 when people correct me Anna just corrected her as you know so I feel like this is one of the reasons

00:27:47.600 that the two of them didn't really get along because Blake always felt that Anna was smarter

00:27:53.600 than her that Anna was more talented than her and as you know Anna Kendrick's career is really

00:27:59.080 taking off and she's doing great and Blake's obviously isn't so much Blake is not creative

00:28:05.040 Blake is not smart and that's why she also has to take other people's work that's why she has to

00:28:10.660 take authorship of other people's work ryan also knows this and that's why he's been trying to help

00:28:17.040 her by doing that work for her pretending into her work as you know he wrote all those scenes

00:28:23.620 and rewrote the script of it ends with us and blake pretended it was her she also pretended

00:28:29.040 that she edited the movie which she really didn't she had other editors there to help her but as you

00:28:35.040 know Sony preferred Justin's versions all along and they kept editing it back to his version and

00:28:42.100 basically as my insider told me that it was Justin Baldoni's version that we all saw in the end. There

00:28:48.100 were a couple of minor changes here and there but nothing major at all. Anyways I don't feel that

00:28:53.400 there were any hostility against me in this interview at all. I was really surprised by how

00:28:57.840 friendly Blake was to me and that also makes me believe that my interview with her the first time

00:29:04.740 I was just some random victim for her it wasn't that she felt the vibe that was off between us

00:29:10.380 I was just a person that she felt in that moment to be rude to and for her that was just a regular

00:29:16.620 Tuesday because as you know they let me keep my interview and it wasn't rude enough for them to

00:29:23.440 confiscate it obviously so for the people who were there for her publicist whomever was present they

00:29:29.940 thought that oh there was nothing wrong with that that was just Blake so looking back at this

00:29:34.700 now I just had to mention these things that I just realized when I re-watched it. It was quite

00:29:39.980 interesting and also at the end here I did give Blake a compliment on her jury and she told me

00:29:45.660 oh I was just admiring yours. So I have to say that I also experienced this side of Blake which

00:29:51.320 was a very different Blake than I met the first time. Meaning that as she's saying always two

00:29:56.740 things can be true at the same time. You can be really rude to someone and then you can be really

00:30:01.620 nice to someone it wasn't that she was going out of her way to be nice to me but I found her to be

00:30:06.480 friendly in this interview and I walked out of there and I was like okay this was nice and then

00:30:11.240 I walked into interview Henry Golding who is the sweetest guy ever I have to say this guy is just

00:30:19.380 so amazing and so lovely and I interviewed him again I think it was a year almost later and he

00:30:25.640 was like oh yes I remember you and he was so nice about everything so yes and remember that video

00:30:32.160 that was released I think it was a year ago now that we learned what Blake did behind the scenes

00:30:37.020 when she shot A Simple Favor when she improvised grabbing Henry Golding's nuts there and there was

00:30:45.700 audio with her and Paul Feig the director discussing how she just grabbed them without

00:30:50.920 asking him first. And of course, when you compare that to the things that she accused Justin

00:30:55.840 Baldoni of, it makes her case look even more ridiculous. Anyways, that's it from you guys. I

00:31:02.580 hope you enjoyed this episode. Thank you so much for watching. And thanks to my executive producer

00:31:07.400 who's taken a nap. Oscar is the best. He never interferes with anything I say or do. He is just

00:31:13.860 an emotional support executive producer. Anyways, I hope all of you are going to have an amazing

00:31:19.080 weekend and if you haven't subscribed yet please do and hit the notification bell as well

00:31:23.660 so you never miss an episode of Flawsome Talk and I'll see you soon bye

Flaawsome Talk with Kjersti Flaa - June 06, 2026

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