Hey Qween! HIGHLIGHT: Katya's Former Drugs Of Choice | Hey Qween

[@PanoT]

Katya's definitely one of the smarter queens, love her

[@triangletriangle4331]

Smartest

[@partylikeits1066]

Wow adderall weed and booze is my go to base combo as well, works great

[@thibault973]

How ?

[@basket.8case]

shes extremely aware and talks about it

[@oh4539]

Not only smart but very educated I mean she speaks like a thousand languages

[@glitteringtrash6310]

"You have to steal to get the drugs and gotta lie about the stealing bc then you get in trouble and you can't do the drugs" that's some solid logic tbh

[@DastardlyDavid69]

Been there done that

[@DastardlyDavid69]

@GayBoi 2342 Are you gay me? Gayer me?

[@yellowskittle73]

I'm so happy Katya is so open talking about substance abuse. It's good that we can get a look into the reality of it vs the war on drugs propaganda.

[@colt9836]

Late, I'm sorry. But Katya has stated multiple times that she is not ashamed about being a recovering drug addict so.

[@xoFiroza]

yea this is why Katya is my favorite person, funny witty and hella smart

[@aimeev_wright1757]

Firoza I

[@amazingabby25]

Or as she’d say “wicked smart”

[@abbysmith9125]

And so honest

[@Lavavy]

And hot to boot !!

[@JacobLomax]

Drug abuse is a Public health issue not a law enforcement issue!

[@rebeccaspratling2865]

Exactly. Most addicts have suffered trauma and jail or prison doesn't help or solve the problem.

[@Solo-vh9fm]

I agree that drug abuse is a public health issue but drug dealing is definitely a law enforcement issue and if covid has taught us anything sometimes law enforcement is key in solving public health issues

[@101spacegirl]

Put that on a t-shirt!

[@amberparks-newlove6378]

@El Chamuco Lucifer you literally didn't even get the point behind it. Move along because your argument ain't shit

[@Daphnoir]

Agreed, happy people don't ABUSE drugs. At most, they experiment.

[@morganowens9140]

Katya: I go through waves of being really interested in things Me, with ADHD: "ONE OF US! ONE OF US!"

[@SamyaCherchar]

Wait, is this really a symptom of adhd ? I just tought I had an addictive personnality but this would make so much sense

[@morganowens9140]

@@SamyaCherchar it's a facet of the hyperfocus that people with ADHD experience. This also presents itself as hobbies, where you get REALLY into one thing in particular for a few weeks and then just kinda drop it and go to something else.

[@dubudubudan]

i have aspergers and i was thinking the same thing

[@el-ds4nx]

hahaha i thought the exact same thing when she said that

[@r.taylor8836]

@@morganowens9140 I love it when my obsessions come back around again, especially when they're on doing things that I can't master in just a couple weeks. Going through a hundred books about something? Easy. Going from halfway flexible to full splits, or actually finishing one of the dozen sewing projects I've started, takes a bit longer, and its so disappointing when I feel myself no longer being interested and satisfied by the current hyperfocus. And having a depressive lull at that point is even worse, but I can't imagine living without all my little obsessions and I love sharing them with the people in my life (even when they really don't care and wish I would shut up about the last Russian royal family or whatever cus I've been going on about stuff for hours).

[@aflak1992]

I love how honest she's being about the war on drugs!

[@truzle6133]

Drugs are not legal in Portugal, they're decriminalized. The difference is that there are no legal sanctions for drugs but there are civil sanctions. Basically, no jail time will be served but there will be fines and they might not be allowed to go to certain places and they may have to complete community service.

[@FloraWest]

Thanks for the clarification.

[@morrismalice9094]

Better than here

[@vikki-333]

how it should be

[@thelizardthatkatyaburnt4743]

Makes sense

[@martanascimento636]

i was gonna say that, thank you for saying it

[@ozzy3684]

I felt like he kept trying to diss her with some dumbass comments and Katya clapped back so elegantly and informatively every time my respects for her

[@AccordingToWillow]

yeah he was a little too comfortable using someone else’s traumatic experience as a punchline

[@stephenbailey6878]

I’m sorry I’m just gonna say it. This Johnny guy or whatever his name is isn’t funny at all. Nothing he says is ever funny. Period. So yeah. I agree….

[@Ricochet752]

I love how strong Katya stands for her beliefs. I don't think it's appropriate for the show to make such a mockery of her viewpoints.. I understand comedy and comic relief but there was a line. A part from that, I love this show and I am in love with Katya.

[@andromedaj2894]

i was thinking the exact same thing

[@uwuumadz]

exactly. seemed sooo condescending

[@stephenbailey6878]

I agree. What she is saying is so important. You could tell she wanted to be serious in some parts and Johnny is just like “har har har well maybe not.” 🙄 I like this show too but he’s really not THAT funny if you think about it…. He never really says anything funny or interesting. 🤷🏻‍♂️ When she mentions legalizing all drugs and he’s just like “well maybe not all of them hehehe”. Okay? She even says to google it. What she’s saying is accurate and proven with statistics. I wish they would’ve listened and agreed instead of just making surprised funny faces the whole time.

[@antoniog4534]

I love Katya's view on the war on drugs.

[@kitterglitter7777]

I agree with katya. Drug abuse isn't a police thing its a public health thing. That was a super strong statement

[@FloraWest]

"Drugs are a public health issue, not a law enforcement issue." Thank you so much for saying this!

[@richcampbell6808]

Wrong. Drugs cause people to murder and worse so drugs enforcement is key.

[@FloraWest]

@@richcampbell6808 So does alcohol. Banning that worked out great.

[@PowderCat2000]

Ok, who wants to marry Katya? Is this the best interview ever? So smart, funny, alive, honest. Love!

[@starryeyedtarot8876]

Every word she said resonated with me, and even hit a little too close to home (although 10 years sober in two months!!). Portugal DID legalize every single drug and it ended up working BEAUTIFULLY to reduce drug addiction because it IS a public health issue. They decriminalized everything in 2001, and they've had twenty years of success-- why haven't other countries caught on?

[@Feminazi1dc]

I don’t get this bc decriminalization has led to a huge dangerous homeless population who refuses to get better ;( ruins the city and safety fr

[@Feminazi1dc]

In my case in Seattle wa

[@shockofthenew]

@@Feminazi1dc I'm not an expert on the issues, but from what I understand the successful decriminalisation programs have been paired with major investment in public health, so addicts aren't thrown in jail but they are required to attend rehab programs where they get free high quality mental health counselling and are supervised to reduce their dose. They also have access to public housing and other support programs. So basically addicts aren't just left to do whatever, there's a whole system to help them recover and build solid lives away from addiction. If you just decriminalise and don't add any of that investment and support you're likely to end up with a situation like the one you described.

[@nessieunhinged]

i'm from portugal and may i just say that we didnt legalize but decriminalize drugs here. And by changing the focus from judicial pov to a public health concern the number of cases dropped significantly. hope this helped :)

[@razzberryz6456]

The prison system makes money here, so theres a lot of powerful people that dont want a huge chunk of people leaving and cutting into the income. They know decriminalization works amazing and we have multiple countries that have proved that but they want money.

[@nessieunhinged]

@@razzberryz6456 it's unfortunate how the world works.. money is more valuable than the someone's wellbeing

[@RardTangler]

It's hard to imagine Katya doing meth. Where I live, in Southeast Texas, methamphetamine is a huge thing. I've lost several friends and family members to meth: some have overdosed, some have went to prison, and some have just disappeared into the shadows. And it may be due to geographical location that Katya maybe got "better"(cleaner, higher quality) meth, but I haven't met a person yet that was able to maintain themselves physically and mentally while using. I'm glad she's clean now. ♥️

[@AB-uq9rt]

I doubt Katya was smoking Waco shake'n'bake.

[@AmBeR27969]

There are alot of functioning meth addicts believe it or not.

[@willb586]

The ones who overdosed I will say with 100% positivity was from their heart and not from the meth toxicity itself as it takes grams to overdose and when 100mg will have you straight geeking then there’s not much of a chance one will do so much in a sitting (even with tolerance,which elevates the ld50,ones heart would give out first) but a persons heart after not being up days in a row with little to no food and water with heavy stimulant use might not be very good. People who come out about meth use would get shamed for it and have effectively nothing to gain from talking about/associating with it. I don’t condone meth use but there is a bigger picture to it

[@ayembic7933]

@@AmBeR27969 functioning well? good enough? I know some people who would call themselves functional meth addicts, but maybe they dont see the destruction it causes to their life. Just because they can maintain a job and a public face doesn't mean theyre functioning in my book

[@Feminazi1dc]

@@AmBeR27969 ….ok?..

[@Ohnogoblin]

I have so much respect for her! Being so open about this stuff has got to be hard.

[@MrBrindleStyle]

Why? Why do you think the truth should be shameful? Or difficult? Complex or private?

[@lesaherndon3460]

Amen girl, legalize them all. Take the drug issue out of the hands of Feds and Cops. We spend the money providing treatment, mental health services and safety instead of jail. That's billions of dollars a year. I couldn't love Katya more if I tried.

[@RardTangler]

Lesa Herndon it's fucking brilliant tbh

[@georgielockhart6686]

Lesa, I just wanted to say thank you for being a cool and progressive thinker. :)

[@ArranitM]

I wouldn't say legalize then all. Definitely decriminalize drugs, though, and offer more ACTUAL ways to help people who want to escape the cycle of addiction. Punishing them does nothing but ensure they feel like they don't have any kind of future after a conviction, which just leads to hopelessness and relapse. Safe injection sites and actual HELPFUL programs would solve a ton!

[@themadmadamemim2630]

Exactly. Most people with substance use disorder or alcohol use disorder have mental health issues, throwing them in prison and adding more trauma is good for who exactly??? They won't be provided with the tools they need to recover in jail or prison. So what's the point? Cruel and unusual imo.

[@JerseyDevilJerseyGirl]

I’m an addict w/3 years of sobriety. I’m very transparent about my past, bc I feel talking about it destigmatizes the disease. I give Katya credit as a fellow addict. Covid isn’t the only illness that’s rampant. Addiction, esp OPIATE addiction is an epidemic as well, & we gotta treat it that way.

[@ScizzorSaurusX99]

I love the way Katya is in interviews when she gets very serious about something she feels strongly about and is actually informed about.

[@erco9167]

Appreciate this a lot. I know Katya isn’t a spokesperson for anything or anyone but I value this uh highly relatable content.

[@Anna-sktzgurl]

I was on meth for 5 years it was to the point to where I was using every day 5/6 times a day. Now I have a year and a half clean 80 lb heavier and never felt better. Crystal meth destroys your mind. I never been the type to to crazy s*** like they say it does. I was more of a talker and it made me feel like the world was with me and not against me. Now being clean I never felt better. It was the hardest drug I ever have gotten off of. I highly recommend people to get into rehab as soon as possible if you are on drugs. I lost everything but now I am gaining everything back and never have felt better

[@cyanjackson7689]

I'm so glad she uses her platform to speak about these things, people need rehab not jail. And she stood up for herself when the host questioned legalizing all drugs. Her point was not to make it available to the public but to have people go to jail for using. It's ridiculous so yah legalize it all but treat it like if someone is having a psychotic break, get them help, a mandatory sentence to a hospital or rehab. Ffs

[@ezogh3826]

As an ADHDer who really benefits from medication, I watch Katya and I am convinced she’s also an ADHDer, and then I feel sad, because adderall was obviously not adaptive for her. We’re more likely to struggle with addiction, and it just sucks that instead of helping one function, medication can be a problem. It’s not enough to manage ADHD, at least for me... and I guess that’s where a lot of us get stuck and turn to other substances. Also hells yes to legalising everything! Drugs just have to be regulated, it would prevent a lot of drug issues and drug related deaths. Truth bombs Katya! 💣 👏

[@jocelynbade]

How did I miss Katya's prediction on Melania Trump being the first lady?! That just makes the joke so much more obscure and INTERESTING AS HELL lmao

[@kendralewellyn2654]

Ahhh! Good, I'm not the only one that noticed. I had to pause, look at the date, and then was like, "Omg, Katya! WTF? How did yo...wait, ok, so now how else is 2020 going to come at us? Do we even want to know?!"

[@yingyingseah3294]

Watching Johnny not understand katya is hilarious

[@frybreadndizhnikaaz3314]

I was raised by a recovered addict and seeing someone so strong talking about it makes me so happy katya is there for people to se if you try there is a future after your addiction ❤️❤️❤️

[@viviandarkbloom4248]

Did she just explain the origins of Barbara??

[@unethicaldrinkingwater]

Maybe night of the living dead ?

[@TheAnnasmee2]

Pretty sure itself from night of the living dead

[@nicholas7695]

Love that she brought up Portugal! I wrote a 12 page argumentative paper about the decriminalization of drugs in America in college and Portugal is a massive success story!

[@endormimi5261]

I’m a recovering alcoholic and have continued to struggle with substances intermittently. Katya’s openness makes me feel so seen and heard and inspired to know that addicts are so much more than our history

[@Caroleeena]

I love Katya. I want her to live a long and happy life, creating how and when and what she likes. I appreciate what she offers the world.

[@DiamondTurtle]

Katya needs to write a book full of stories about her crazy adventures.

[@johndennehy44]

Such amazing vocabulary. A true wacko original, love her!

[@themadmadamemim2630]

Never forget, the war on drugs is steeped in racism and classism. When the reality is all races and classes use drugs at about the same rate.

[@KJ-oq9du]

This was very insightful to me. Katya being the intelligent, clairvoyant queen she is who overcame her addiction, gets all my support 🌈💚

[@GoodBeets4ME]

eloquent and intelligent conversation. Lovely.

[@MarysTwin]

I love this person so much. I completely understand and relate to her journey. God bless this queen! 🙏 😘

[@brockjohnson100]

I've always been torn about which queen I'd choose to meet if I could only meet one but now I know its Katya for sure. Smart, witty, honest down to earth, and experienced as all hell with a heart of gold. Keep going girl, you're doing great

[@crazymashedpotatolady9364]

I just love that she called the club a disco tech and she speaks a foreign language because I swear that is how you learn how to say nightclub in other languages. For some reason all classes call it a disco tech.

[@michaelreilly3513]

Crazy, here read this :Disco has its roots in the underground club scene. During the early 1970s in New York City, disco clubs were places where oppressed or marginalized groups such as gay people, African Americans, Latinos, Italian Americans, and Jews could party without following male to female dance protocol or exclusive club policies. Discothèques had a law where for every three men, there was one woman. The women often sought these experiences to seek safety in a venue that embraced the independent woman - with an eye to one or more of the same or opposite sex or none. Although the culture that surrounded disco was progressive in dance couples, cross-genre music, and a push to put the physical over the rational, the role of female bodies looked to be placed in the role of safety net.[47] It brought together people from different backgrounds.[48] These clubs acted as safe havens for homosexual partygoers to dance in peace and away from public scrutiny. Just wiki it and you will learn how to spell it and realise that that is what we used to call clubs.

[@SheWillPaintRosesRed]

How incredible is she, came back to this video because the idea of drug abuse being a public health issue has really stuck with me.

[@michaelsears1520]

It’s true about Portugal, look it up. They decriminalized all drugs like 15-20’years ago and they have one of the lowest addiction rates on the planet 👍😊

[@Xoangeles-q8x]

She's right. I've been addicted to opioids for over 5 years. And I rarely ever called off work or had relationship drama or any big crises except my addiction but I made my money I got dope and did it alone and went to sleep went to work and repeat. I mean no one suspected until one day I was so high and went to work and was slurring and swaying because I didn't dose correctly.

[@amberparks-newlove6378]

"Drug abuse is a public health issue not a law enforcement issue" YES!!! Clearly treating it as a law enforcement issue doesn't help and its been proven that treating it as a public health issue actually makes change 👏👏👏

[@the7thwreck]

As an addict, you research this stuff. I love Katya. 👄

[@mantarainbow546]

This video is the T. I love how she speaks

[@MorganDC420]

I agree! We should have the right to take any drugs we want, but we need to be held accountable for our behaviour on the drug(s)

[@richcampbell6808]

Wrong.

[@MorganDC420]

@@richcampbell6808 no. Five years later I’m still right 🥰

[@richcampbell6808]

@@MorganDC420 Drugs are against the law so I WIN!!

[@MorganDC420]

@@richcampbell6808 some laws are meant to be broken hehe

[@SF-kc6zv]

Everything Katya just said are some of the reasons I'm voting Bernie Sanders for president! 👍🏼 end the war on drugs!

[@elliepumpkin1]

Lost Alone 😢

[@makeupdiaries6438]

lady red's laughter in the background... ❤️

[@averymerta9304]

Katya speaks so well about issues, honestly she should be the Dare booklet in highschool

[@karenf5928]

Why is he like, missing her jokes and making the same joke lol

[@mintyfresh2233]

she and russell brand gotta get together and talk

[@usronejm]

oh to be a fly on that wall.

[@dimwit__]

Spooky Cloaks She's too smart for him gurl

[@savdawn6241]

yea she needs to put him in his place

[@HeyItsNovalee]

Mannnnn honestly hearing her say she started with adderall and weed and had to drink to talk to people hits just a little too close to home. I just started taking adderall for my adhd this year and had been considering trying weed because it’s legal where I live. And pretty much the only use alcohol has to me is to help me talk to people thanks to my social anxiety, because otherwise I think it’s gross and don’t see the appeal of drinking lmao. I know it really is all about being aware of what you’re doing and exercising self control and moderation but as someone with a highly addictive personality it’s just... something to think about

[@slimemonger]

speed, weed, and booze.... oh no. that's my exact formula for going out and being social at the club..... katya don't read me like this.

[@ezogh3826]

It’s really nice to see so much positivity in the comments 💚

[@krissywoowoo]

I agree on reform on the war on drugs. I disagree with making them all legal as well as saying meth mouth and sores are propaganda. I've seen it first hand.

[@silntkll]

krissywoowoo believe it or not most "illegal drugs" are already legal in pill form lol. How do you think people get started on the hard shit majority of the time. It's not because of weed, I'll tell you that lol.

[@catoverlord8378]

@@lostalone9320 I will have to disagree with your last statement. Visit a rehab, or stop in an AA/NA meeting. I know plenty of people who got hooked and progressed after having a valid opioid prescription.

[@Acidfunkish]

@@lostalone9320 This is a well-known phenomenon, especially over the past decade. You not hearing about it just proves your ignorance, not that it's not a "thing."

[@amandabourke796]

I just love Katya..she is so intelligent and thoughtful. As an addict myself, I agree that it should be a public health issue and not a legal issue. And she is spot on-the "faces of meth" and other propaganda is way out of touch. Sure, it's true, but the majority of addicts I have known are people trying to get by and their addiction has gotten out of control before they can even realize it. Addicts need help, not jail. Think of all the money that would be saved if we worked to help addicts instead of imprisoning them...

[@photokunstler]

such a heavy topic on Hey QWEEN. AND it was amaazing. Jonny you are diving into Barbara Walters waters with the tough questions. :).. also Katya, you're just always my crazy, funny, uber smart, comedy queens. :)

[@NussyBeth]

I love katya so much. I do drugs just for the same reasons she described, i already related to her on account of having herpes...she is so fucking brave and beautiful, she inspires me every day🖤

[@stephenbailey6878]

She’s so damn intelligent. I wish they would’ve laughed less and listened more. Like when she mentions legalizing all drugs and he says “maybe not all of them.” No… she really means all of them. You can tell she wanted to be a little serious in some moments. She even says “google it.” There are statistics that proves everything she’s saying. NO ONE should be in prison for 10+ years on non-violent drug charges. Rehabilitation is what helps people. Not rotting in a cage and permanently destroying their psyche and ability to have a successful career/life.

[@gabricato]

I want her full biography with all her crazy stories

[@carlyuks]

Shes smart, and funy and simply motivating ♡♡♡

[@guischwartz]

its true, im form portugal and all drugs are legal to use, but not to sell, you can carry a little amount of any drug and claim it to be for your own use

[@mimisinger4073]

Love u katyaaaaaa u make meee cry with laughter!

[@ronneyrendon5045]

Been to Amsterdam twice & shes absolutely correct. They legalized all drugs & the crime rate went to zero & everyone is happy & almost everyone rides bikes. Easily One of the best countries in the world!

[@tarzname]

I do agree with Katya for the most part, but Portugal did not legalize drugs... it’s decriminalized which is a different thing. They deal with it in a lot better way but it is not legalized

[@origina1a1terB0Y]

kayta you are so right? It's a health issue not jail Funny other presidents are moving to that direction. As for Tina, well bitch gets a bad rep. the same goes for blow. War on Drugs are just a joke. Help people not continue to destroy them. An addict might need help. As Jimmy Hendrix once said, "we only live one life and we all die. Let me live my life and let me die my way"

[@katiepie3009]

alter BOY but I don't think Jimi died how he wanted to. Aspirating on your own vomit isn't a great way to go.

[@jacobelmahir7608]

Yeah taking advice from a guy (as talented and brilliant though he may be) that died at 27 due to drug use probably isn't the best idea. While I agree that many drugs should be legalised and that the war on drugs should be turned into a public health issue, many drugs are extremely harmful to the human body and should remain illegal like heroin and ice etc.

[@lydiajohnson6630]

The war on drugs kills people. She speaks truth that we need to treat addiction/substance abuse as a mental health issue.

[@savannahbieber3997]

well shit Katya knows what the fuck she's talking about. I love that she said it shouldn't be a war on drugs. that is so true. it's an addition not something that u should be punished for!

[@moringaottawa]

And 4 years later, Dr. Carl Hart is highlighting the propaganda of the war on drugs and the inequity of drug use. Its surprising and impressive that Katya openly discussed such a controversial

[@Matthew-vp9rh]

Katy’s is correct. It’s called the Portugal Study. Give it a look if y’all are interested.

[@1leggedgirl]

Love to see people use their platforms to support harm reduction

[@braverforlarry]

i loooooove katya. she's so smart 🖤

[@broadwaymelody33]

Katya is so intelligent

[@maluhabastos]

It’s impressive how the issues are similar in Brazil, USA and other countries. Totally agree with Katya: drug use is a matter of public health not public safety. Katya, you have my vote girl (if you were a candidate and if I lived in the US but thats a different subject)

[@mariarnb2037]

I don't think here in Portugal drugs are legal ahahahah BUT u don't go to jail for using them it that's what Katya meant (u only go to jail if you're the dealer). we also have groups of people who volunteer to give condoms, sterilized needles and such to people who use on the streets.

[@partylikeits1066]

Wow adderall weed and booze is my go to base combo as well, works great

[@elisebrodeur-jacobs5215]

I absolutely adore Katya. When I think of Katya, I always think of Jackie Curtis. My Goddesses.

[@bradyreddy7467]

my spirit animal

[@catmom1738]

I love Katya she knows what’s up

[@aj9530]

Katya is so on the ball about this. People who abuse crystal absolutely do not all look like the propaganda pics that you see.

[@dreadrington2449]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, my sexuality is Katya.

[@MissValdostaFeedAndGrain]

My college experience: 1) work study plus another part time job to get through college in 4 years; 2) caring for sick parents while doing #1; 3) graduated in 4 years and immediately began working full time to earn a pension and benefits. Looking forward to full retirement and paid health benefits before I’m 60. But her college years sound much more fun than mine😹😹😫👠💋💋

[@charisselinnellmorton851]

My boyfriend and I love Katya! Willam and Trixie too. We imagine that they are our cool neighbors who have bisexual adventures with us .. lol 😆

[@marleewebb3214]

speed, weed & booze is definitely a holy trinity

[@niknamsantics9565]

Fr I love Katya even more now as these 3 are my go-to combo for getting fucked up haha. Didn't know I had so much in common with her!

[@andronymous31]

Thank you, Katya! Thank you!

[@johnpinegar8027]

We love you Katya

[@TimothyMorigeau]

Portugal did legalize drugs and their drug rates went down. I know it seems weird but criminalizing drugs doesn't really help society.

[@chromebones911]

4 years later and drugs are legal or decriminalized in Oregon.

[@jillsandwich4817]

something about this guy practically making fun of katyas late friend because she died an early death and happened to be a drug user, idk it just rubs me the wrong way.

[@ReubenWalton]

Who is Barbra?

[@carltaylor4942]

Just realised why I love Katya so much - we've lived identical lives! Fucking Soul Sista!!!

[@brianbp6817]

You Are Bloody Fantastic Hey Qween

[@kencloud1787]

“That’s a perfect triangle”

[@cooterryder]

I'm with Katya just legalize everything, people are gonna do drugs no matter what that's their prerogative. So you might as well just make it legal and tax it. Boom!!! Economy fixed.

[@JeyMUA]

She’s so intelligent but she’s also insane, I love her. 😍

[@zimmartinez2891]

All good points

[@skypeters3034]

The whole tooth rot thing scares me which is why I never partook in drugs. Maybe that’s why season 4 drag queens had them teeth

[@wlcoston]

Lady Red ❤️

[@Owlsbreath]

Did anyone else cry laugh at the whole Melania trump thing. That was so funny.