D-Day VETS, King Charles & BECKHAM, Sean Lennon & HARRY, AFP Fact CHECK Catherine, Camilla DERBY SIP

[@argosz8046]

Sean Ono Lennon not only lost his famous parent tragically at a young age, just as Harry did, he grew up witnessing the cruel and shocking press his mother Yoko Ono often received. Harry's mother, in contrast, was elevated to a saintly status by the public - and Harry openly stated he was jealous and resentful of the public's affection for Diana and the outpouring of global grief. Such different outcomes for Sean and Harry. Sean sounds well balanced with a sense of humour.

[@rileyperkins2724]

But then Sean has a brain and uses it.

[@Magsfab89]

Couldn’t agree more! X

[@Kathleen_Theriault]

And his father saw him nearly every day and was murdered outside his home!

[@Boudicca527]

Perhaps if Sean’s mother hadn’t been so cruel herself she would’ve gotten better press. Her treatment of Julian is unconscionable and earned her bad karma.

[@danisahne14041979]

The Jam Lady and her Lapdog seem to think they have the hardest lives in the world. Maybe they should be introduced to people, especially children, who have been trafficked or have to sell their bodies to make a living for their families. To people who cannot provide any food for their families. To people who have PTSD or are schizophrenic. To people who are kept as slaves, who live in warzones, people who have to dig in rubbish dumps to find things to sell etc.

[@littlejoan7473]

I thought Sean Lennon held his own pretty well, some of his comebacks were hilarious.

[@fabulousnewt770]

Definately inherited his father's deadpan wit😅

[@jameydupuy9280]

Yes, a lot of youtubers are doing whole shows on just that post. He's becoming very famous for handling it so well. I keep seeing "King Charles needs to knight this one" ❤😂

[@celestecv7452]

I thought so too. I don’t think the sewer squad have the intellect to take him on. The death threats are because they can’t think of any comeback anymore. The more they criticize Sean, the lower henry gets in the exchanges.

[@kimpulsipher647]

I worked with an elderly lady. She was able to walk to her Doctor from her house. Once she was walking to the Doctors and was robbed of her purse. The only thing in it was her urine sample! She giggled for days.

[@suemcdermott2947]

Lol lol lol

[@jameydupuy9280]

The same thing happened to me once- but it was all my bills and my budget planner. I had piled everything in an old tote purse and was taking them to work on when I had my break between shifts. If that isn't ironic. 😂

[@zb7293]

Give me giggles to.

[@LemonAde-zs9oz]

That's funny. Years ago, I did some holiday relief for the registered nurse in a doctors' practice. One day, I was diligently dusting the treatment areas when I came across a pretty little bottle of perfume. I thought 'why not?' and had one dab on each wrist and one behind the ear before I realised some joker had submitted their urine sample in a Sweet Pea perfume bottle.

[@patjonker6576]

@@jameydupuy9280😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Missy802]

The Beckhams are so classy unlike the skidmarks

[@praktyknlp]

And they are so funny. Some of Victoria's comments are just hilarious and sharp. Very specific sense of humour, too 😊😅

[@kathybutterfield2760]

Have you read the book on them?

[@Missy802]

Sean Lennon is spot on about sparry he lost his father too in the worst way Imaginable yet he doesn't lash out like a jackass in my opinion

[@isobeloconnell9385]

Neither does Julian Lennon, Sean's half-brother, concerning both John Lennon's and later Yoko Ono's (Sean's mother) poor treatment of him. Julian loves Sean too much to be hurtful towards Yoko. Sparry should have a sitdown chat with Julian and Sean Lennon on how to repair family relationships.

[@happytoday333]

This is what I came to say. I want to add that Harry says, "No child should be made to walk behind their mothers coffin." Well, we all used to do it that way Harry, and the royals still do. If the royals hadn't followed the script with Diana's funeral, he would be whining that 'the royal family didn't do mummy's funeral how they did everyone else's.'

[@kimberlymurray2648]

Sean Lennon is legit. It's laughable that the sugars think they could ever rock his world. He made short work of them in response. I do hope he'll continue.

[@DimWit000]

total respect for David Beckham for queuing for hours to pay his last respects to the late Queen,he was offered to jump the queue but he refused.

[@dianakent8393]

I absolutely love the Beckham's, David will be a marvellous Ambassador and he is very loyal to the crown. Brilliant.

[@user-fyv9y79wv]

I like Beckham's too. But I think that was a PR move. As he knew he would get positive coverage for linning up. And remember this was during the time he was getting g really bad press for not supporting Gays rights for the soccer world cup in Middle East.

[@micheletorimaru9348]

David Beck an also bought food for Alot of People standing in the Line. He didn't have to do that Seems like a really nice Person. IMHO.

[@lisa408t]

I like David as well....but let's face it...that was a pure PR stunt. A smart move really to gain so much good PR.....

[@MaryB-tx2xq]

I don’t think so, there’s easier ways to get PR and he doesn’t really need it. He actually said at the time that he was surprised at the length of the queue

[@cilajoao1]

Sean Lennon was absolutely spot on and deserves an awatd. Also, he's hilarious, bravo! ❤

[@queenredspecial]

Who would have thought Charles and Camilla would be style icons?!?! They looks fantastic!

[@krishnavyas313]

For many decades Charles is considered one of most well dressed man

[@queenredspecial]

@@krishnavyas313 True, of course... But Camilla on his arm, always dressed to complete perfection, adds a bit of pizzazz to him! :)

[@bjbrown]

I used to not like Camilla but I have seen her come into her own. She is a lovely woman and she love Charles and now that is what is important.

[@queenredspecial]

@@bjbrown I agree! Also, the woman can wear a hat!!! ❤️

[@Boudicca527]

Since I was a young teenager when all the drama happened and Diana admitted to cheating first, I’ve always had a sort of admiration for Camilla. She went through the worst attacks imaginable from around the globe but she stood by her man far better than Tammy Wynette ever did and weathered worse consequences than anyone else has experienced for an extra marital affair, she didn’t run away from him and hide in the wilderness where she could never be found. There is something to be admirable about that.

[@micheller9490]

They should fact check the 43% Nigerian

[@pamelacooney9074]

Funny AFP didn’t ‘fact check’ all the notorious lies in the Big O interview, let alone ‘Waagh’ & subsequent interviews.

[@danisahne14041979]

I have the feeling the Markles hired them. I saw pictures from Nigeria rhat said AFP on them and not Getty so they must have had access to highly secure areas which means they were on a special clearance list aka hired.

[@dianehathcock]

Sean lennon handled it well! He had some great comebacks. New respect for Sean here! Also love seeing you Shauna

[@janetbowersox83]

Yes.....David Beckam queuing for hours to honor the late Queen, was very impressive

[@amethystfeathers7324]

My embarrassing story: I went to my 8 year old daughter's parent teacher evening and they had the kids story books on show. There were a few people looking at a book and laughing. On investigation it was my daughter's book and she'd written "last night a man came to the house on a motorbike and my Mum got on the back of the bike in a black nightie". I literally have no idea where she came up with that story.

[@Mia-oj7ro]

Hi Shauna, thought I’d share one of my embarrassing stories. When my daughter was little she loved to glue and glitter her colouring books. One morning I found glitter all over the top of the top of the vanity unit in my bathroom and told her to clean it up. I dropped her to school and rushed home for a quick shower as I had a dreaded smear test appointment that morning. As the doctor was carrying out the procedure, he said ‘oh we have made a special effort’. I had no idea what he meant and was too embarrassed to ask. His comment bugged me all the way home so I immediately went to the bathroom to take a look for what on Earth he could have been referring to. In the sunlight I could see my nether region glistening and sparkling with little glitter particles. My daughter had used my wash scrunchie to clean up the glitter and just put it back in my shower cubicle. I kept blushing for days every time I thought of that doctors comment 😳

[@praktyknlp]

Priceless 😅😂😂

[@phylissbrassey8431]

What's with people sending death threats if they disagree with someone. Get a real life people!

[@suemcdermott2947]

I'm shocked how nasty some ppl treat podcasters.

[@LynetteMcGrath]

There have been moves to have the Sussex Squad declared a hate group. Not surprising when the stories about some of them come to light.

[@rileyperkins2724]

They're the same people who can find offense in anything anyone says. They lurk waiting for it. They are just honing for an insult. Their day isn't made until they are hurt and or outraged. It's a woke world, people.

[@LC_from_MO]

Don’t dare say anything about the Montecito duo, or their squad will attack.

[@rileyperkins2724]

@@LC_from_MO Bring it on!

[@lisalivingston6473]

Following the death of my husband, I started attending a weekly bereavement group at a local hospice facility. As my first meeting was getting underway, the cutest little dog toddled into the room and stood by my chair looking up at me. I love dogs, so I took a moment to give the little guy a scratch behind the ears. As I looked up, I saw everyone looking at me in complete horror. They explained that the dog belonged to one of the hospice nurses, and her dog would regularly cuddled up with a patient who was about to die. No one at the meeting was ever willing to even make eye contact with the little dog, but I never cared about that sort of thing. From that day on, I always went out of my way to pet the dog whenever I saw him stray into the room. He brought much comfort and peace to people who were at death's door, and he gave me something to look forward to each week as I coped with my husband's death. P. S. Shauna, I love your weekly shout-outs to Beauregard! Sip!

[@tlapointe2906]

My oldest daughter used to work in a local grocery store. One day as she was stocking the shelves, a man came up to her and asked where he could find the “unmentionables”. Thinking he said “mixed vegetables”, she asked him, “Canned or frozen?”

[@cameliawilks2049]

My Uncle (my dads brother) was in the US Air Force. He was awarded the Bronze Star on D-Day. We never knew. He never talked about it. His Bronze Star with a Certificate was found after he passed away. I have them framed and displayed in my home now. 🇺🇸

[@dianakent8393]

I deeply admire David Beckam i think he is a tremendous supporter of the crown and the U.K. .i respected the fact he lined up for 14 hours to pay his respects to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth.

[@oneminuteofmyday]

22:38 When I was 13, I became very sick with encephalitis (swelling of the brain) as a complication of mononucleosis. It did nervous system damage and I never fully recovered. Several years later, my sister-in-law and I were both working for the same doctor’s office making phone calls for their business office, which I did from home due to my health. Our boss asked my sister-in-law, who had come into the family after my illness, what was wrong with me and she told him I had long-term health problems because I had gotten en-syphilis when I was a teenager. I was mortified when she mentioned the conversation to me a couple weeks later. I talked to our boss on the phone the following day and he laughed. Thankfully, he had asked the doctor what en-syphilis was and had been told it sounded like she had meant encephalitis. My sister-in-law was banned from explaining my health to anyone after that. lol

[@brendagore1115]

They should fact check meghan and harry

[@roserozainah7630]

According to TRG we have to pay for it _ The FACTS check by H & M allegedly 😂

[@inishireland]

They evidently have nothing better to do than pick on the Princess of Wales. I felt sorry for Sean Lennon. The sugars are really ridiculous.

[@sheilathompson1026]

Hi Shauna, we were in France last week and we took our dog Coco so we had to go by boat. Driving back to the ferry on our return home we drove through a village near Pegasus Bridge and there were so many soldiers there or people dressed as soldiers from WW2. My grandson was saying oh no Nanny let’s go quick before the war starts (he thought France was being invaded). It was really special to see. When we got to the Ferry and we were waiting to board the incoming cars were disembarking and all these WW2 vehicles started driving past us. All different kinds keeps, ambulances, tanks, troop carriers. They were beautifully kept or restored with flags . It was really emotional. There were so many of them. When we got on board I was talking to a lovely French lady who worked in the duty free shop and she said she had tears in her eyes watching them too. She also said she had served a gentleman (veteran) who was 104 who had come all the way from Australia to be at the memorial. He said he just had to go. We were saying imagine having the sheer strength of will to embark on such an epic journey. He must have been 24 during the landings. That generation were so stoic. She said she had also served a lady who was 101. Simply amazing. Enjoy your new coffee machine ❤️

[@cgraham2134]

At the theatre, Mum liked to take her shoes off. Once, during the final act she put her feet down & one foot slipped into a shoe that wasn't hers!! She was so shocked she kicked the unexpected shoe away & we listened to the thump thump as it made its way through the aisles of seating down the slope. Mum made us wait until nearly everyone had left before I was told quietly to retrieve her shoes from under her seat. As we left, like nothing had happened, there were only 2 women left in the theatre, waiting for us to leave, presumably so they could hunt for a missing shoe. That poor one shoed lady.

[@brendastajkowski502]

Speaking of undies when I was young my mother always said to be sure to wear clean underwear "in case you have to go to the doctor". I wonder how many other children heard this!

[@alidabotes6264]

Continuously! 😅😅😅

[@daintydinah7648]

My English mum said "what if you get run over by a bus!!" She didn't appreciate me saying I had no plans to leap in front of a bus though Earned me a very stern glare and pursed lips never a good sign with mum😂😂😂😂😂

[@LynetteMcGrath]

When I was a kid it was always said to wear clean undies 'in case you get hit by a bus'. This puzzled me because 1) how often to people get hit by a bus amd 2) IF you did get hit by a bus, the state of your undies would be the least of your problems!

[@jameydupuy9280]

My mother said to always wear clean underwear "in case you get in an accident"..[a carwreck] I never really got it until I was, actually, in a really bad car wreck. In the back of the ambulance, they had to cut my brand new jeans off. In my delusional state, the first thing I thought and said was, "oh my panties are clean! I have to remember to tell mom" My Husband thought it was hilarious. He had never heard that before. 😂😂 I was not in a state to explain but the EMT nurse did for me. That makes at least 2 more people who know about having clean underwear! 😂😂

[@CDNCathy]

Yes...

[@JB-Ark]

Frankly, any time is a good time for a Gossip Before Bed *sip* Also, the Sidley Twins seemed very grateful for your support. They’d be a good duo to interview.

[@Handle1916]

My partner was away and he loved a massage so decided to surprise him and do a massage course. We lived in Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, and Kings Cross was nearby. I approached a massage business in ‘the Cross’ and asked to enrol in a course. Then I was 21, quite good looking and obviously naive. The staff in the parlour looked amazed but stated that I could start the next night - and to wear an evening dress. I wondered why but the next evening there I was in my silk evening dress when my partner came home. He jealously asked where I was going. I said ‘To the Shangrila massage course in Kings Cross’. Being in the Navy he knew! and said ‘Sometimes I wonder about you! It’s a brothel!’ Oh dear lucky he arrived to save me!

[@ginablanshard8255]

Famous family story: During World war 2 elastic was very rare & a lot of women kept their knckers up with a button. My aunty was waiting at the bus stop, with my toddler cousin, when her knicker button popped off and they dropped to the ground. She picked them up and put them in her bag, no problem. Once in the bus, full of people, her little daughter started chanting "My Mummy's got no pants on! My Mummy's got mo pants on!" Needless to say, she was VERY embarassed.

[@QueenOfScorpions]

😅😂😅❤

[@SuzeQ1122]

My mother in law was in a care home before she died. A few days before she passed she told the staff that her dad had been to tell her he was taking her home,and she was making sure she said goodbye to everyone.

[@bjbrown]

Aww, that is a priceless memory.

[@astraltraveller1244]

Love that ❤

[@barbraluce5706]

That is lovely

[@christinekelsall2214]

My great uncle told his wife that he had dreamt of his funeral. It was of the type he remembered as a child at home in Ireland. Horse drawn carriages with plumes. She said oh don’t talk like that. Turned to open the bedroom curtains & when she turned back he had died. My mother told me the story of her grandfather, also the father of the aforesaid great uncle. He was 99 & 1/2. It was her job to take him a pitcher of water & wash bowl in for a wash in the mornings. This particular morning he was up & out in the garden very early. When asked why he told her he was having a last look round. The next day he dresses in his Sunday suit which he usually wore to mass & shaved with his cut throat razor which he didn’t do every day. He sat in his rocking chair by the open fire & passed away peacefully in his sleep. It wasn’t Sunday but it was the suit he was buried in 😢

[@lido6457]

Let’s get this lovely lady to 100K very soon. Press the subscribe button. She deserves it ❤

[@janicekelley4020]

Wish I could subscribe twice!

[@thevintageread]

Thank you so much 😀 I keep forgetting to ask! 😂

[@Magsfab89]

@@thevintageread, I really laughed out loud during this last part of this episode! Xx😂❤️

[@kathybutterfield2760]

I did as soon as I first tuned in. ❤

[@hollylanevintagetreasures]

Agreed!!!

[@funnydancer6659]

A day without Shauna is a day without sunshine. Thanks for the surprise!

[@jenniferfloyd1996]

Hi Shauna, I just want to say thankyou for being YOU. The amount of love and laughter you bring to all of us is unique. I would love to pass on a funny story from someone else. A young girl of 4 years old came home from kindergarten and used the word " shit " and her mother said , No dear, we do not say that word , we say poo. After a few minutes the child turned to her and asked ... does that mean that Winnie the Poo is really Winnie the Shit ? God Bless Jennifer xx

[@thevintageread]

😂😂😂

[@Loveveggies]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@QueenOfScorpions]

😅😂😅❤

[@Rhonda-df7oo]

😃😃👏👏🇺🇸

[@moreadsAlot]

Shauna, I’m in the U.S. I will watch you anytime! And, as far as your interview skills, I think you are one of the best on KZbin. You ask pertinent questions and don’t talk over your guests.

[@ajune583]

I totally agree. I'll watch anytime! from 🇨🇦

[@meganamy9719]

My embarrassing story: my 3 year old daughter appeared unexpectedly in my bedroom at the moment i was applying a sanitary towel to my underwear. Our eyes met but she questioned nothing. I thought i had got away with it......until.....in the car with my mother and work colleague on way to dropping her off at nursery. She announced loudly MY MUM'S GOT A BIG PLASTER ON HER BUM!!!!

[@QueenOfScorpions]

😅😂😅❤

[@gonefishing167]

It was summer and we were in the butchers ( long while ago). I was 8 months pregnant, it was hot!! , no air cons then. Wearing 3 things. Bras, knickers snd Maternity dress. Full shop, it was a Saturday ( I didn’t drive then) . 2 year old lifted up my dress - high - and proudly announced to the butcher that “ my mummy is having a baby”. Guess that was a good reward for the slice of Fritz! Whole shop was amused . 🤣🤣👵🇦🇺

[@amethystfeathers7324]

😂😂😂😂

[@janicefortney590]

When I was 16 I won a contest writing a speech and giving it to group of local Rural Electric representatives. There were 50 16 year old farm kids on a bus from Missouri to Washington, DC. On the way back we stopped at a restaurant which we thought was very posh. Farm kids don't eat in restaurants. Each plate had 3 small gerkins on it. Trying to do everything right a guy at table next to me tried to cut his gerkin. The two pieces flew in opposite directions clear across the restaurant. Not one of us laughed. We were absolutely horrified. We were so glad to get out of the restaurant. So much for trying to pretend we were posh.

[@QueenOfScorpions]

😅😂😅❤

[@KeiPalace]

I am working at an historic site in the US, a military fort and probably for the last time, the staff and musicians in the military band were able to dress in WW2 uniforms for the US memorial day and the anniversary of DDay, we had a local re-enactors group and a big swing band, and when I say last time, it's because the historical society is stopping 'living history' where we have guides dressed up, we now have more signage and people will do tours on their phones, it's so very very sad. Our only hope is that people will miss it and push to have it come back. If you have these living history sites where you live support them and keep them going!

[@jameydupuy9280]

I am so sorry! That is very sad. It is such a shame to lose good things for saving some money and more convenience. Here, the just took cursive writing out of the schools a few years ago. Breaks my heart. I taught all of my kids how.

[@bjbrown]

​@@jameydupuy9280that is so sad! Hopefully in the future young people will pick up the mantle and carry on.

[@jameydupuy9280]

@@bjbrown I think by denying it to them in school, the children have more interest in it. My children's friends all wanted me to show them how. I can't tell you how many sheets I've written out of the alphabet in cursive. It is like some parlor trick! On top of that, I have really bad handwriting. 🤣

[@sleepyfox-mn4rd]

When I was very young maybe 6 or 7. I was eating dinner in a nice restaurant with my family. I’m the youngest. I was gazing around the room people watching as I have always like to do. I picked up my glass of pop and intended to take a drink from the straw. Not paying attention to what I was doing the straw stuck right up my nose. I jerked my head back in shock but the straw stayed in my nose and again shocked I had to pull it out of my nose. Scanning the room to see if anyone might have noticed I saw a big handsome nicely dressed black man looking at me hysterically laughing struggling to keep his laughter silent. He was laughing so hard he was wiping tears. I assumed he was the only person on earth to have seen and it was so long ago he is probably not on earth any longer.

[@QueenOfScorpions]

😅😂😅❤

[@SharonElizabethSweetland]

Hi Shauna, on KZbin I like to follow cat and dog stories, there I found stories of a cat who lived at a hospice and a dog who lived in an old people's home who both had the ability to know when someone was going to pop their cloggs a few days in advance. So when the nursing staff at the hospice or the staff at the old people's home saw either their cat or dog spending time with someone they would ring the relatives to let them know that their loved ones were about to depart this world.

[@thevintageread]

I read that too! Amazing x

[@Fiona86555]

I have an embarrassing knickers story. When I was about 10 I went to swimming lessons, and my brother and I would put on our bathing suits at home and wear our clothes on top, so it would take less time to change at the pool. I got undressed and went through to the pool, doing a running jump into the water. When I came up I could see some of the boys laughing, and I realised to my horror that I still had my knickers on top of my bathing suit. I still remember that they were big white ones with purple polka dots. I took them off, and had to leave them in a wet heap by the side of the pool. Mortified!

[@geraldinestone2274]

Shauna, Souls know when they are due to leave. The day before my three year old nephew tragically died, he told my sister that he wasn't having any more birthdays. A few days after his passing, I dreamt that I saw him playing in my sister's loungeroom. I asked him how he was and he told me he was sad because 'Mummy can't see me'.

[@vdekkc]

Blessings and hugs to you all, no matter how long ago.

[@dianeboden6799]

Dear Shauna I love listening to your Gossip before Bed, but I have my sips earlier and save the gossip for when I’m in bed; can’t have my sips too late as the sips turn into trips to the bathroom! I’ve enjoyed the embarrassing moments and you may find mine worth a chuckle. My mum was a great knitter so most of my woollies were knitted (including pink vests which were worn with a liberty bodice!) The house was chuffin chilly, no central heating. You can imagine my delight when I was told we were off into town to buy me a jumper. We ended up in the women’s wear department with various mannequins about. Mum asked what sort I would like. I piped up, after looking at various models saying that I didn’t want one with points in!!! I don’t think the lesson about th birds and the bees and reached me.

[@janetbowersox83]

What a lovely story! My father and I had gone to visit my Uncle in the hospital. He told us, that he would like to see it snow before he died. Early the next morning our phone rang, and I immediately looked out the window and it had snowed during the night. The phone call was to tell us that my Uncle had passed.

[@sherrileerothwell5516]

You post whenever is best for you!

[@stephaniegibbens1959]

Couldnt agree more. Heart warming stories are desperately needed.

[@Elise2010able]

I'm glad Sean Lennon posted his review. If anyone knows what it is like to lose a parent as a child it is Sean Lennon, His father John Lennon was and is one of the most loved people that ever walked the earth and unlike Harry's mother , John was incredibly talented and a humanitarian on a grand scale. I left Sean a kind message on his X post too.

[@Maureen-cc3pl]

John Lennon was not a humanitarian when it came to his first wife, Cynthia. Cynthia was a victim of his domestic violence.

[@silvercrowsong]

Just fyi, the time this aired for this American is Tuesday afternoon June 4. I’ll be happy with any time you choose to upload.

[@pamelashannon6104]

Me, too. Hi, from Philly 🇺🇸

[@bjbrown]

I am watching after the day in my garden and it 6.45 pm.

[@dianawhyte4631]

I noticed a lady in a shopping mall waiting outside the chemist. Mum and I walked up to and stood protectively in front of her and I said "you don't know us, but your fly is down!" She was very grateful and we had a giggle before Mum and I moved along. 70 something Mum had a habit of leaving her jeans zip down and we walked down a main shopping street and eventually I noticed and she said "I wondered why men were smiling at me!"

[@seetodk]

I had a very tall man come to the parcel hatch at my work. His pants zip was my eye level. Had to let him know his fly was down.

[@sharonh667]

If it means that you have to get up at 5 am to upload the video don’t do it. The time it comes out is irrelevant. The fact that it comes out is the important part. Love the funny stories, especially the ones I missed when reading the comments. Sip to Beauregard 😊

[@jameydupuy9280]

I think she can set a time for when it is released, too. I think I remember hearing another youtuber saying that. If it helps.

[@katesmith5782]

As an Aussie, watching this show gives those comforting vibes like hanging out with your favourite Auntie ☕️🍪

[@thevintageread]

Love that!

[@kyliedavies1695]

I’m an Aussie and I’m happy with a 5am upload because I wake up at 4:30am and have coffee then go back to sleep for a couple of hours

[@JanetMalone-kj9tq]

Sounds like me 👏

[@kathybutterfield2760]

I like it in the evening in the US.

[@aidaville]

Oh Shauna, all the stories are hilarious !! Never miss this Goss Before Bed, we get to see your fun side. Let me add another thong story : this was the early 90s and following Baywatch mania, thongs were a must have for many women then. I had work trips to the UK, staying at a small hotel attached to Gatwick airport. That day I was in a hurry to meet a friend living in London, so quickly pulled out a tote bag from my suitcase, haphazardly throwing a few things into it. Imagine this Shauna : hotel room to the train platform 20 minutes, down a few escalators ...... train journey 45 minutes .... up a few escalators, 15 minutes walking out of Victoria station to the arranged meeting point. Victoria Station is always crowded, thousands of people everywhere. When I met up with my friend, she gave me a big welcoming hug ..... and suddenly. her eyes went as round as saucers .... she spluttered loudly "WHAT'S THAT ????!!" pointing to my tote bag. Attached to the back of my tote, jauntily flapping around was a puce coloured Thong !!! It must've snagged onto the tote's velcro strap during my rushed packing. I didn't notice anything, jet lag meant I was half asleep on the train journey ..... OH if only the ground would swallow me up !! Thong Post Traumatic Syndrome is real ...... that awful cringe feeling, of the months checking and re-checking myself before leaving a room, and I chucked out all my thongs fearing a a repeat of that day. Of course we all laugh about it now !!! Much love and sips, Aida, Singapore.

[@darlene5588]

My embarrassing moment was when my youngest daughter told the cashier that I took money from the hospital to buy candy. We collected money to buy candy for the patients and staff. It was my turn to purchase the candy. Boy, was I embarrassed.

[@QueenOfScorpions]

😅😂❤

[@christinewilliams388]

Hi Shauna, young children often provide very funny stories. I was heavily pregnant with my daughter, and inevitability my 4 year old son, asked how was the baby going to get out of my tummy, and we gave him a nice explanation. A little while later, my Mum was in the kitchen, and he asked her, Nana are you going to have babies, no I am not she said quite brusquely. He looked up at her, and said why Nana, doesn’t your little opening work anymore. She was not amused😂 My daughter when she was about the same age, and we went to her first wedding, and it was about an hours journey away. A week later, I was brushing her hair, and she said Mummy, I am never going to get married. I said oh sweetheart why not, she said well it is too far to go. She will be 40 this year, and still doesn’t want to get married. Hope they give you a bedtime giggle. Thank you, I so love your videos, you are simply the best❤

[@yoclark2723]

My husband insists the world is going to hell in a handbag. I keep telling him it's a handbasket but he says he doesn't know what a handbasket looks like. I imagine everyone peeking out of my mother's top clasp handbag. Oh Shauna! I'm so glad I wasn't the only one that embarrassed themselves at the Waldorf! I laughed so hard. I do love the comment section, your subscribers are hilarious!

[@inahandbasket288]

When I think of a hand basket I always remember the basket that the Wicked Witch of the West put poor Toto in, to take him away from Dorothy.

[@christinekelsall2214]

Not heard that one but have heard “going to hell in a handcart.”

[@evie.3625]

Here I am again, ironing, and loving every minute of your latest chatfest. I think it’s the best moment of my week. And I’m ironing!!!! Thank you Shauna. 👍🏼😊👍🏼😊👍🏼

[@PatriciaYoung-f5k]

We would love the Hospice nurse stories. I was with both my parents as they passed. When I realized my dad had passed, I said out loud, “Death is as much a part of life as birth is”. It was beautiful! And Dad was no longer in pain, but at peace!!

[@silvercrowsong]

The derby fashions are always my favorite! I have a favorite story of my maternal grandmother and her dentures. When I was little (3-6) I knew Grandma Maggie had false teeth she could take out because I would see them in her cup with cleaner at night on her nightstand. She would also make really weird smiles and stick her teeth out at us and giggle. One day she was holding me and I’m not sure why I did it but I decided to grab the top teeth as she stuck them out! We were both surprised they came completely out. She howled with laughter but never wagged her teeth at us again😉

[@alysoncaddick6344]

The story about waiting for the angels reminds me of an experience one of my assistant managers had in the care home I used to manage. All of the residents had dementia, but there was one who was still reasonably aware and could remember my friend Carol and had a special relationship with her. One morning, a carer came to the office and asked Carol to come to this particular lady's bedroom as she needed to speak to her. Carol knocked on her door and entered. Usually an 'early bird', Carol asked, "Are you not getting up this morning?" "Not today Carol, I thought that I would stay here as I think that today would be a good day to die." The lady was in rude physical health, and as she said that she didn't want to see a doctor, Carol assumed that perhaps the lady had been dreaming. A few hours later, a call bell summoned Carol to the bedroom again. A carer had taken a midmorning cuppa to the room to find that she had passed away.

[@callyfreedom5078]

Thank you Shauna, I like this new time it’s actually a gossip while I’m in bed 🤣. I’m a retired nurse who worked on a Palliative care ward and most patients passed with a beautiful smile on their faces as their loved ones came to take them to their heavenly home ❤️🙏🏻.

[@thevintageread]

That's very comforting!

[@vdekkc]

Yep. I have done the toilet tissue bit at a washroom in a big hockey arena. I gratefully thanked the woman who noticed it and slunk back to my seat. 🤷‍♀️

[@adambojelian]

Thank you for another highly entertaining GosSIP Shauna. The stories of children saying unintentionally funny things reminded of a story my lovely sister told me years back. My sister was a psychologist & her hubby a taxi driver. When my nephew first started school my sister was told at pick up time by the teacher that the class had been talking about the jobs their parents do. My nephew when asked what his dad and mum did replied ‘my dad picks people up and my mum makes them happy’ 😂😂😂😂. Love all your shows, thank you for all the work you put in to create them. ZB

[@journeysintothelight2133]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@maggieswithenbank6709]

That is very funny! Thank you!!😂🤣

[@sandramurray4987]

Hi Shaun glad you appreciated the fireman story. Here’s another (condensed version) On weekends used to go visit with my in-laws. They lived in a small village inland from the sea near Viareggio. I had left them with 4 duck chics I had salvaged at a country fair. I used to look forward to checking up on them every time I visited, watching them thrive and grow. This particular Sunday I found only 3. I asked where the 4th was and was told it had escaped to the stream that ran through the village. I spent the whole morning checking the river to see if I could find it. No luck……tired and fatigued I returned to the family home just in time for lunch. The usual gathering of the entire family. Still not completely convinced of their explanation for the missing duck during the first course I asked if they were sure it had gone to the river and not elsewhere. No, no it had gone to the river I was assured. “What’s for seconds” I asked. “Rabbit” they all replied in chorus. Then my eyes beheld the roasting dish as it came out of the oven. “Well” I said “if that’s rabbit it’s the first I’ve seen with two legs!” How could they!! I was nearly sick, so I got up and left in the deathly silence.

[@dianebox9376]

Loved the stories. When my daughter was 4 yrs old, we had some sweet elderly ladies over for tea. My husband and I managed an apartment in San Francisco for pensioners. They asked my daughter where she went to church. She told them we went to the Basturd church. 😳😬Of course, she meant Baptist!

[@janetbowersox83]

Scary story....I used to own a tavern in PA that was built in 1754. The previous owner was a nasty alcoholic and used to pass out in an upstairs room. When I owned the tavern we lived upstairs and had a baby monitor in my daughters room. My husband and I were downstairs at the bar, and we heard our daughter talking to a man. We looked at each other and he went up to check on her. My husband asked my daughter who she was talking to, she said that man. The receiver for the monitor sat on top of the bar, so everyone who was sitting at the bar heard the dialogue between him and our daughter. You never saw a group of people move so fast to get out the door of a bar

[@beverleightodd5710]

Love Camilla's hat

[@barbraluce5706]

Camilla has a flair for chapeaus

[@lisakeell7343]

Shauna you are such fun and I can imagine the giggles between you and your Mum.

[@noreenkhan113]

Shauna, we are living in a very corrupt world where money talks and the entitled can promote whatever lies they want to peddle. It is sad especially when people are caught up in wars, they are struggling to get food, water and medical aid. Many are experiencing a cost of living crisis. There is increasing homelessness and poverty and longer NHS waiting lists even for cancer. You know real world problems but these two rich grifters are still playing the victims. Frankly, I do not care about them or their first world little issues.

[@deborahclatworthy3885]

Here’s my embarrassing plant story: my non-gardening husband was chatting to the RHC card holding neighbour about a large, flowering vine on our adjoining garden wall. ‘Oh yes, we have a huge chlamydia’, he announced proudly. 😱 ‘Clematis’, I hissed, ‘it’s a clematis’. 🤭

[@rebeccaB649]

I ❤ GBB! Thank you for making me laugh and for sharing so many funny stories. Here’s a true story from when I taught internationally. One of my pupils was regularly late and usually gave tall tales for why he was late. One day he rocked up almost 4 hours late with the best reason - one of the crocodiles had escaped. This is true and his family had rung the school to say why they’d all be late. It’s great to know there are so many of us in this cult - Sip ☕️

[@queenredspecial]

Loving the Becks and Charles bromance!!! :D

[@brendastajkowski502]

I am very glad to see you. You always make me laugh and you have some of the juiciest gossip around. Cheers.

[@LeeDon76]

Hi Shauna, I’m in Perth and will watch you whatever time you choose, make it easy on yourself so you don’t get burnout.!

[@kathyprime5430]

The eyeball on the hospital locker, reminded me of my nurses training funny story. I was looking after a lady who had been in a car accident and we were checking her pupils every hour, looking for signs of a head injury. I started my shift and panicked as the ladies left eye did not react. I checked the charts, and noted for 2 shifts, hourly checks showed it reacting. I had one last look before reporting. I noted how the light reflected and asked the lady "do you have an artificial eye?" With that she said yes, i wondered why everyone kept shining a torch at it. With that I organised a cup for cleaning. Imagine the surprise by the manager when I went to the office with the eye in the cup. I got a bertie beatle chocolate for keen observation. Lol

[@ShaunandRonFan]

I enjoy these videos. I dare anyone to not have a good laugh while watching. ❤

[@SummerBumble]

I'm happy with whatever time you feel like uploading, Seana. You should upload your videos when it's best for you, in my opinion. 🥰📚

[@phylissbrassey8431]

It's just after 3 pm in GA and i will watch anytime like you, i adore Arthur

[@phyllisneal8687]

In America, we have, "Julie", the Hospice Nurse, on KZbin. ❤️😘 She's lovely.

[@atkinson798]

Go, girl, yes, everyone just needs to sit down and take a break.

[@LockSue]

The comments are always hilarious! Thanks for sharing!

[@ByHookorbyNeedles]

I'll watch you at anytime, lol, you know that! Always do whats easier for you. The hospital story reminded me of when I was in having my daughter. I was in a private corner room and could see people coming and going, it kept me entertained. One afternoon a man walked down holding the hand of his daughter who was skipping happily along. When they got to my room the girl broke free from her dad rushed into the room next to mine.... her dad chased her and as they passed he was saying "No thats not our baby" and off they went up the other corridor away from me. About 3 minutes later I heard the girl running, screaming, crying, she rushed back into the room next to mine. Her dad soon appeared again and started walking/pulling her out of the room. The little girl was screaming at this point and said "I dont want that baby..." and pointing back into the room she just left "I want that one!". I got the death stare from the dad as I burst out laughing lol

[@lyndaspangler9654]

Record when it suits you best. We, will be here. You, are appreciated very much. Thank you for all you share, and your works. ✌🏼🙏🏼🖖🏼💕🇺🇲👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💐🐾🥰

[@sandrahollinshead8713]

It’s a strange world at the moment. Peace and happiness would be good. I love watching my grandchildren who are always happy.

[@rosemaryoconnell1119]

Hi Shauna, I love, love, love your 'Gossip Before Bed' no matter what time it airs up here in Canada. The viewers stories of their most embarassing moments crack me right up.

[@gabbyb4493]

God Bless our Veterans, their sacrifice will never be forgotten.

[@lido6457]

8 deg….. That’s a summers day in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sandrab3815]

😂😂😂

[@robynhurst9605]

I had a giggle here in Canada as well 😂

[@thevintageread]

😂😂😂

[@QueenOfScorpions]

Shauna is in one of our much warmer states. I'm in south east victoria, at the bottom of australia and we have some lovely below zero morning temperatures at the moment 😊

[@Flo2026-renc3]

Yuk glad I'm in Sydney not Scotland!

[@marioncottell7285]

Hospice Nurse Julie. She is really lovely. 😊💕

[@kathyblalock8078]

Yes in deed love how she responds to her patients ❤

[@naa7523]

It is Tuesday, 4th June, 8.01pm, BST (British Summer Time;) ) It's great to have "before bed" BEFORE Bed, not lunchtime. It used to come round 12.30pm Wednesday. Do what works!! BEST FOR YOU!

[@Russellbookstore]

I love the idea of sending all the loud-mouths off in timeout so the rest of us can just relax and enjoy our lives. Don't you just wish? Thank you for posting Wednesday morning (for me in the US) but I'll watch gossip whenever you post it.

[@margaretmorris672]

I’m watching this on Tuesday night confused 💕💕💕💕 Loved Sean Lennon’s comment💕💕💕. I swear the AFP are secret Harkles💕💕

[@theglamgram]

What a lovely surprise, Shauna! Always a pleasure!

[@Maria-p1b2u]

Shauna have to say that all your interviews were really good enjoyed them all, hope there will be more. ❤🙏🏼

[@JennyRobertson-nt2rj]

South Africa also waiting to see who our new parliament will be. Very tense at the moment

[@alidabotes6264]

Very, very tense! 🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@astraltraveller1244]

Good luck. Sending love & light

[@QueenOfScorpions]

I could not agree with you more about the world calming down. I really wish people could find a reason to just be nice to each other. My family is about to experience the first anniversary of my granddaughter's death. She was 3 months off her 7th birthday and had spent 4.5years battling brain cancer. It brings life into realistic focus. Our children are not supposed to go before us. It's a double whammy when it's a grandchild. It really doesn't cost much to be nice, does it ❤ I suffer from insomnia, so even though I'm here in Oz please do a GBB any time that's good for you. I'll be awake for it 😍

[@QueenOfScorpions]

This is towards your coffee beans 😂 I drink killer coffee. It's an Oz company and it comes to my door!

[@thevintageread]

Thank you x I'm so sorry about your granddaughter, heartbreaking. 💔

[@BeeBee10]

AFP stands for Agence France Press. It's CEO is Fabrice Fries. The fact check on the Nigeria trip was written by Tonye Bakare-AFP Nigeria.

[@HMRC1]

OMG I'm so happy 😊 I didn't expect to be sipping this evening 😂❤

[@alidabotes6264]

Ditto.

[@bjbrown]

Same here. Greetings from Florida USA ❤

[@HMRC1]

@bjbrown Greetings to you too from West Yorkshire, UK 😊

[@cathymillage6903]

Brilliant Shauna: "Time out for the pork chops!" Agreed! 💖🌞🇨🇦

[@kyliekynaston1829]

You just made my day already Shauna 💌you’re so generous Loved the interview with Arthur, true British Reserve and Dignity You had amazing rapport

[@juliannek3134]

I’ve been watching Nurse Hadley for ages. She is lovely and her stories helped me a lot last year when I lost two of my best friends.

[@amethystfeathers7324]

Yes she's wonderful. I watched a video of hers and she said she'd never seen a person pass on in anything but a peaceful manner and also that it wasn't unusual for people to be stroking their deceased fur babies before they passed 😢

[@KnutFan]

So many great stories today! I laughed out loud through the whole thing.🤣🤣🤣