Juicy Scoop with guest Alexis Neiers

[@ichloefetti]

For such a juicy interview, I wish Heather would stop interrupting because she was spilling tea big time without all the stopping

[@dg-qn5mi]

Alexis speaks so eloquently - really happy her whole family was able to get the help they needed ♥️ I just wish this interview had another interviewer

[@giuliobowie2713]

Same

[@dazzelingdirtyb]

How annoying is heather why does she keep interrupting her every sentence

[@giuliobowie2713]

Right

[@lizl2432]

She is a prime example of how amazing the 12 step program is, she is eloquent, self aware and understands addiction.

[@ivantheterriblepart3]

Elizabeth Lang She is no dam real heroin addict!!!

[@lizl2432]

@@barbarahayes7441 Yea that doesn't sound like the 12 step program that sounds like she went to church ...

[@Alice30254]

No this what self awarness and growth looks like.

[@dddjjj100]

@@Alice30254 Correct! Rehab helps with self awareness and growth! ❤

[@Mea_Culpa1]

The 12 step program is a big lie. All you need is God and a will to get better.

[@misspipeliner208]

Alexis handled Heather’s stupidity about addiction so professional!!

[@briansniffin2719]

She’s not stupid it’s just not her experience. She should be clearer when she speaks and say “my experience has been ____” instead of relating it to all ppl bc not everyone shares her experience. My experience is pretty much the exact same as Alexis’s so I get it. I just think Heather doesn’t know any better because she just doesn’t know.

[@suebell5504]

Thank gd for this comment! Omg this poor girl was sexually abused and was self medicating - I love Heather, but can she ever stop injecting her own stories into her guests stories? Heather please, let your guest get their story out 😂

[@p3812]

Not everyone has experience with addicts so maybe don't judge Heather for asking questions

[@ashwilliams6080]

Why would Heather be knowledgeable about something she's never experienced? The only ignorance here is you.

[@eleanoresalvagio7126]

@@suebell5504 I agree, she often interrupts her guests and talks over them when they are sharing. The point of having someone on your podcast is to listen attentively while they are engaging your audience! I found myself pausing the video often to be able to continue watching and not get upset.

[@melancolie83]

Telling Alexis what Chelsea said behind their back was mean-spirited and so unnecessary. Plus, my parents made me watch all the drug-related movies that were supposed to shock me into never using drugs as a kid, and I still ended up a heroin addict, because of all the trauma and pain I needed to numb in order to survive at the time, exactly as Alexis was saying. I haven’t met a single drug-addict that uses drug just because. It’s always because of pain and trauma, that’s the root of the problem.

[@minaceroni4586]

it was trashy!

[@adish7275]

I noticed that too.

[@a.b.4049]

Absolutely

[@jenlunceford]

Her hypothesis that watching drug addicts in movies would stem drug abuse...OMG. She needs to stop. Alexis is a saint for listening to that crap. After this lady detailed all her trauma...This is a mess

[@susanstephan7689]

Exactly. She then goes on to say that her family was extremely open with her about these things. Did she ever stop to consider that it was that openness and the safe adult presence in her life that caused her to avoid such things or to be alarmed by the things she saw in the movies in the first place? Scare tactics only work on kids who are scared of the consequences already, not people with unstable home lives who need an escape and haven't been taught to value their own safety.

[@maedingmusic6913]

Lol I saw drugs and eating disorders in those tacky lifetime movies growing up and it scared the shit out of me. Guess what? Still ended up a drug addict with an eating disorder. Scary media doesn’t work if you have extreme trauma in your life and you are desperate for an extreme way to cope with it.

[@tooturntt21]

Yeah Heather seemed to have a very narrow mind during this interview. She doesn't understand addiction nor was she trying to. We should all just stop shaming addicts because NO ONE wakes up and says I think I'm gonna turn into a junkie today. I've been clean 4 years and everyone always says the same thing, I never would've guessed. Addiction doesn't discriminate.

[@matiasfranco3684]

She has grown so much I enjoy watching her interviews and how honest she is

[@cassondralynch6342]

Beautiful but real. Kinda rare it seems.

[@ajaheartssummer]

great job Alexis for maintaining composure while being basically attacked at some points!! jesus.

[@AgentPurple12]

Right!

[@hurricanekitty6736]

As a heroin addict, 10 1/2 years clean (btw it started with Vicodin then became OxyContin but my parents weren’t Hollywood rich so eventfully the progression of the addiction is to move to heroin) anyway, being I have the experience I INFINITELY AGREE with what this girl just said about preventing addiction....it’s not the problem, addiction is A SYMPTOM TO THE REAL PROBLEM which is abuse & the trauma that comes with it. The drugs do not come first...the trauma does & the reason some ppl can party & never touch a drug again but other people can’t stop & become addicted is because those who experience trauma from abuse are effected entirely differently than those who haven’t. It makes us feel worthy, likable, perhaps even lovable, attractive etc that effect definitely fades but by the time it does, you are physically addicted & can’t stop. I’ve heard heather say these stupid psa made for tv awareness movies are needed but they won’t do shit...no psa is gonna do for a broken soul what an opiate does....those films only work for people whose upbringing didn’t leave them traumatized & hating themselves.

[@lizziedrucker9586]

🙌

[@cv6442]

So agree! How can you really think that more PSAs or media fear would keep someone suffering so much with trauma, depression, anxiety, bipolar, schizophrenia, literally countless underlying causes including physical pain. But yeah that fake scene in a movie will make people forget they are in constant agony and stay away from drugs! 🤦🏻‍♀️ Smh

[@zahrakassam2559]

I know this is 2 years late, but I would really love to talk to someone that has been through this and gain some insight. My fiance's former fiance died from a heroin overdose. I am a very empathetic person and she used social media a lot, so seeing how in love they were and how vibrant she was really gets to me. I have spent so much time just trying to understand. The thing that I don't understand- and it sometimes makes my empathy turn to anger is how she is almost put on a pedestal in memory and people discuss how she must have had hidden pain she was masking, but by all accounts she came from a happy, loving, family. Her siblings and parents were stable. Never wanted for anything. Not in a spoiled way - but a stable, secure way. My fiance is a wonderful man and they had a healthy, happy relationship. She was a high functioning addict and worked as a nurse and competed in martial arts and no one even knew until she overdosed. I, on the other hand, grew up in poverty and was physically and emotionally abused my whole life. I walked away from a very insular religion and lost everything was called all sorts of names and disowned and had so much trauma, but sometimes feel overlooked because I "made it out" without any substance abuse or notable incidents. But I literally scraped by for years with no outlet and still deal with anxiety and depression from all the trauma and have anxiety attacks often. I never had financial security or a safety net. Never got to have a wholesome, easy life. I just get angry that someone that had it all - everything i always wanted in life could throw it away and then have people feel sympathy for her pain, but not see that there are people alive that are suffering that are doing everything in their will to cope healthily. She has probably hundreds of tributes online about her, so maybe this clouds my judgement and I absolutely do understand that things aren't always what they seem.. I just don't get it. Anytime I hear about a heroin od, people discuss things like what you or Alexis went through, but with her - there wasn't any incident or trigger point. I guess I don't know what I'm asking, but just curious about your thoughts.

[@AmandaPinkPaws]

@@zahrakassam2559I’m a bit late but how are things going?

[@CS-yr5jr]

I have been sober from heroin for 2 years now. I am just so happy that this is out in the world. I relate with her so much about multiple things. She brought up so many things that are very important things that need to be told, and she represent the life that people can have after addiction. I’m glad that heather gave her this platform to reach her audience and tell them about the world that not many people have any idea is going on. Great job! Edit: I also applaud how Alexis navigated around Heather’s lack of knowledge on the subject. Heather did nothing wrong, she just had no idea what this really is like.

[@halitst1]

Good for you!

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

Heather talks about herself too much. I think she feels she’s relating, but it’s overkill. Almost debate-ish at points. ETA: No she’s just rude and judgmental. That Chelsea Handler comment was completely unnecessary. She’s making fun of this girl. She was damn near beaming talking about the show getting cancelled. What a shitty person.

[@hannahmae1468]

yesss, she’s trying to like argue with her on some stuff?? like stop??

[@TheChino1211]

Seriously so cringe. She’s like every judgmental, self righteous, Karen.

[@TheCandlekane]

STOP INTERRUPTING HER EVERY 5 DAMN SECONDS

[@dlee.s]

Wow I’m literally 5 mins into this and Heather is soooo unprofessional. You’re interviewing someone who literally was a huge person with a reality show and you know nothing about her? You didn’t even bother to do a little research? Oh what’s your sisters name? Seriously??? Lol what a joke. And you can’t just ask who her rapist is?! Like What??? Geezusss

[@heyychi]

Daffney Lee 😩

[@lilystryker708]

Happy to see that Alexis has turned her life around and is using her platform to educate those of us who may have a hard time understanding addiction. I love Heather and the podcast and this is the first time I actually felt uncomfortable listening. She came off as dismissive toward her guest; interrupting her and talking over her. She made a point to speak about how Chelsea Handler thought Pretty Wild was “embarrassing” and that seemed super insensitive after Alexis spoke honestly about her time on the show. No need to make her feel MORE ashamed. Anyway, I hope the exposure brings Alexis more listeners on her own podcast - she has an educated and interesting point of view of the opioid epidemic in this country. Still love Juicy Scoop!

[@prittypandasmom6309]

Thank you!!! I have the same opinion. Heather walked into that interview a tad bit judgy with preconceived notions, and obviously has her own ill feelings in regards to Chelsea Handler.. And the questions about the sexual abuse and insinuating or implying that perhaps her 2nd abuser just "sensed" that she'd be an easy target because she had been abused before??!!! What the hell WAS that?? Most of us DON'T want to try and understand why a pedophile chooses their victims, and asking the victim to try and see why their perpetrator chose her was disgusting to say the least. That seriously gave me an opinion of Heather that is not so flattering.. Hmm, I believe Heather has talked some kind of trash about this young lady, which doesn't make for such an objective reporter or interviewer.

[@shaeelynnn87]

I've never heard of Alexis until I started listening to this podcast and this interview made me emotional, her story it's so sad but interesting and now I'm kinda obsessed wanting to know all there is to know about her, I love how naturally Heather interviews it's like their just chatting after meeting at a dinner party, I'm glad Alexis survived her addiction and I hope she stays strong in the future especially since she now has kids of her own

[@JustPeachy998]

25:59 - I know she doesn't feel comfortable saying who it was, but this *screams* Sultan of Brunei and his younger brother. They are notorious for recruiting girls from the US, using a female booker with the promise of modeling jobs, when in reality it's an elaborate disguise and really an audition to be their "girlfriends", which eventually turns into a member of their harem. He also owns a luxury hotel in Paris.

[@zoevilvii]

I was thinking Silvio Berlusconi and the Bunga Bunga parties/orgies...

[@Crystal_1992]

Exactly who it was !!!! I researched it and I’m sure the lady was probably ghilseane maxwell. He even got arrested for it last year

[@Introuvert]

“You forgot? You didn’t care? You were high, or what?” Ruthless lol. 1:01:58

[@estefanyramos1741]

I hate the way she’s conducting the interview. She’s cutting her off, talking to much and being disrespectful. Like when she Alexis is talking about her sexual abuse she cared to know what was going on in the abusers mind. Ewww. And then saying “when you were 14 or whatever”. What a waste of time for Alexis. I’m not gonna finish watching this after 20 minutes.

[@M22-u4x]

Yeah, Alexis is detailing a foreign official trying to finesse her into sexual slavery and Heather's like "So wait, were you on drugs?" (she's been saying it the whole interview, YEAH) then she's pretty much like "OK, so let's talk about how you smuggled them in your cooch?". That's definitely NOT the scoop, Heather.

[@amandaasprion441]

I actually started watching half way through and its reallyyyy good. You should finish it.

[@drewlax23]

Jesus Christ. This lady is terrible. She doesn't let Alexis speak. Also she feels like she has NO empathy. She basically asked Alexis if she thought she was abused more than once because she was weak... WTF?!

[@zakkxx1]

Amazing story very compelling! God bless this lady ❤️

[@august1095]

Well I'm 3 years late but this was an AMAZING episode. Probably my favorite one ever. I love seeing her growth

[@hrwcalifornia3961]

Heather sounded like a hater trying to say Chelsea didn’t want to be associated with the show

[@ainecarney424]

Watching this post Heather Megan gate... What comes around Heather

[@satsandUK]

I used to love heather but the constant interrupting and the condescending tone is so off putting now. Heather is so judgmental, she seems immature. She comes across as catty now and props to Alexis because I wouldn’t feel comfortable opening up to her about this stuff. Oh and also the constant bringing it back to herself and talking about herself 🙄

[@andreagiraldo12]

I LOVED this interview so real, raw. She didn't hold back at all

[@screamingdaisies]

I remember watching this show & watching the train wreck happening and couldn’t believe this was their lives! I’m glad Alexis turned out the way she did & is happy & healthy with her own husband/children. Second chances are great if you take them and turn your life around.

[@LysetteOne]

Alexis referred to herself as just the wife for the work that she shows up for at the rehab facility. She deserves a title as much as anyone else working there. She is making an impact. Perhaps she doesn’t have the credentials to be a counselor, but she is definitely involved in managing clients and should be building a resume that reflects her current work life.

[@alexanotamazon]

Heather let her talk-JESUS.

[@KaliforniaToni]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@beisypizarro]

That’s what i was thinking too!!!

[@giuliobowie2713]

Same

[@Kevin-ow8yh]

her life is so INSANE. i cant believe she has lived so many lives, really happy to see that her and everybody else are sober.

[@hahakoolaid9077]

Alexis did such a great job! I hope Heather looks back at these recordings and constructively looks at what she can improve on as an interviewer. Great questions though 👌🏽

[@Tash-001]

i just watched pretty wild

[@alyssarose5188]

Heather ... you ask all THE RIGHT QUESTIONS !!! Literally love all the logistical jail questions Hahahaha

[@stephiiiless]

trauma is the #1 thing for addiction. And that needs to be made known and aware! Its the TRUTH. Those movies spread awareness but its not that! Its the trauma people go through and how they handle it.

[@stephiiiless]

Alexis truly is an amazing person and should be so proud of herself and how hard she's worked and how far she's come. Amazing ❤

[@amandahynes]

"A reason to go get loaded..." People experiencing trauma and the negative side effects do not always end up addicted to opiates and getting modeling contracts......

[@NotTheVibe]

little brown bebe shoes.

[@geraldmccray3301]

martini TWENTY NINE DOLLARS!

[@KaliforniaToni]

Everytime you 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 talk i have to re-record ittttttt!!!!!!???????!!!?!?!

[@rosiejemimahpoppleton3943]

She looks a LOT like Madison beer from the side

[@madisonj5136]

I was thinking the same thing

[@danieldavis2527]

OMG. Heather just told Alexis she was Hot Girl Dumb. LMFAO 😂😂😂

[@MyRobert626]

Do you see the thing that people don’t understand about addiction is I was very much exposed to the negative aspects about addiction when I was younger but in my depraved mind that is exactly what drew me to it once I dropped out of high school and had no other positive options left for me..

[@ontherockswithsalt560]

Alexis has always been so pretty. We all have pasts but she came out amazing on the other side

[@akeishanelson3349]

Heather is so disrespectful. Kudos to Alexis for not walking out.

[@laurailunga7000]

WOOOW!! What a story. Thank you very much for sharing Alexis. Very eye opening. I am so sorry for the childhood you had. But you have made it through 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@molly4539]

It’s great how open she is. Very insightful

[@cutecakes244]

I actually really loved this podcast! I think both women were very professional and heather was just trying to understand. Very informal, entertaining and well done!

[@wakeupsunshine5799]

Imagine being so naive as to think that a movie was the solitary reason you never became a drug addict. If that were the case everyone would be like here watch this magic movie. I grew up in a house where my father had been an addict for 20 years and I heard every horror story under the Sun and watched many movies about addiction. Guess I must have missed the one she was talking about. 15 years sober, thank God. It wasn't a movie that got me sober either.

[@thomashaneckow7003]

When I was younger (In my early 20s) I had an addiction with Oxy and it got real SCARY especially towards the end. I never smoked it, I always took the coding off then crushed it up and snorted it. ThankGod Im clean from it today.. Addiction is real and it is scary AF💯 Congratulations to Alexis for getting sober, thats beautiful 💯👏👏👏

[@purpleice7277]

Wow, this was so interesting. I wish the mics were on the other side and it was a little closer.

[@tiffanyhardin1840]

The sound is better on the podcast...

[@daniblach8963]

I had to stop watching , heather interrupted the entire time!

[@Solarzano81]

Best interview ever!

[@dustin628]

This was really interesting

[@Stormstorm1]

Wow! What a turn around......so happy for you, so impressive. Recovery is possible!

[@whippingpost3729]

It’s great to see Alexia is trying to be the best person she can be. Enjoyed the episode.

[@cierraresendez2433]

This was hard to watch... Heather is not the appropriate interviewer for this type of discussion. Alexis is so kind to not be offended by the ignorance. Heather literally contradicts herself by saying people her age watched movies that made them not want to try drugs and then she would visit her brother in rehab and listen to the stories [of people her age]... she is not an addict and that’s why she did not become addicted to drugs. Shut up and learn from Alexis. Don’t not push your “wisdom” on others who are well educated in their field. It’s embarrassing to listen to you interrupt with irrelevant stories of your experience. Step back and be an actual interview professional, listen and chime in when you have questions to contribute to them telling their story.

[@amandahynes]

"Saving it for the book.".... She tries to make it sound like she was better than the other thieves!

[@makeup4913]

Heather wasn’t listening to what Alexis was saying about the possible root cause of the opiate epidemic which many times is internal pain from a very dysfunctional atmosphere. heather just kept referencing seeing movies with people with addiction can keep individuals off drugs...

[@xxo5294]

This was great! Great interview

[@debbietaylor6224]

This was really good. It explains a lot if you saw the show. Trama is soooo hard to live with. This girl is Resilient and beyond tough. Kuddos to her for turning her life around AND helping others in THEIR recoveries 🙌🏻

[@vanessajceja984]

This made me love Alexis. But this was hard to watch. I’m with you Alexis!

[@HarabinLauren]

I am loving Heather questioning her lies, errors and inconsistencies....and her correcting her about "the 26 club" hahahaha

[@amandahynes]

Heather is an ignorant interviewer. Alexis is an opportunist. This is a perfect interview!

[@briansniffin2719]

“You don’t get requests in jail Heather.” ☠️

[@serglinkk]

Great interview !

[@nicoleleckner7902]

So annoying would be nice if Heather allowed her to finish a sentence 😳🤯

[@trinitya8026]

Hard to watch with heather interrupting lol

[@brooklynwildflower9229]

Oh my gosh I like her! I'm so happy everything worked out for them.

[@killakingfurious8280]

Heather would be a good Host if she let her Guest finish their sentence, stop cutting them off and making it so much about her.

[@trishf7529]

Smart young woman. Very articulate.

[@juliathompson4442]

this was a great interview, Heather was only interrupting Alexis to get the juicy details! I follow/adore Alexis and Heather got a ton out of her that she normally doesnt disclose. this was the epitome of juicy scoop for my nosey af gemini brain

[@brittanybonnie1478]

lies...she kept jumping in while the girl telling a story

[@Moorehisstyle]

This was such a great interview! Happy to hear Alexis is doing great!

[@Sasa-rg5my]

Enjoyed this interview.

[@annskaggs4475]

Love your description of your parents exposing you to the older kids hiccups. I tell my youngest the same

[@chloe41120]

I feel so bad for her and Tess...they went through a lot of fucked shit. And like everyone is saying, Heather, to get the guest to flow naturally, you GOT TO STOP TALKING. Let them speak their story, actually listen.

[@marlisamorgan2]

How can she mention Tracy and her pill addiction but she can't mention her own abuser cuz she's afraid of being sued?! That doesn't make any sense to me. Can anyone help me out with that, please?

[@alexisemo6002]

in the reality show pretty wild they talk about tess’s mom and how tracy didn’t have contact with her daughter for years, it wasn’t hidden, but either way it’s hard to speak up against someone who has abused you physically or sexually and she did report him to the police and he has threaten to sue since

[@marlisamorgan2]

@@alexisemo6002 ok thank you and I'm glad she did report the person. It doesn't seem fair that person could sue her after what they did to hurt her. I guess the law will never make sense or seem fair to me. God Bless her for being able to get on with her life.

[@pinkbows14]

Really good episode!

[@lynnzino3284]

An after school special come on Heather please educate urself on addiction

[@StevieArmando]

I finally finished this interview. it took me a couple days. The conversation was very long but very intriguing. Good work, Juicy Scoop! Lol. :-)

[@KIP_KnowledgeIsPower]

I’m sorry, but I’m feeling like 🙄🤥 through most of this…

[@findmeintime]

Clearly done the work, well done to her.

[@MM-iy9iv]

Good interview 👍

[@maggienoodl3s]

This interviewer comes across condescending sometimes.

[@thepopfiles4294]

Kids aren't 'shock' educated about drugs because as a Society we look at 'users' differently these days. We are more aware that addiction is for most covering trauma. The old 'you're better than that' doesn't apply because we all know n see how we ourselves could be 1 'event' away from addiction.

[@amandahynes]

I don't understand everyone applauding her........yes, she experienced trauma - join the club, tried substances - join the club.....and she capitalized - and still is!!!! Not crying for her "needing to get loaded"........she was getting paid!

[@uva98]

I don’t think she “interrupts” all the time, I think it’s a dialogue kind of interview, and her style is like that. And she has interesting questions.

[@cassondralynch6342]

@@johndean4727 Agree as well. Many people do interrupt in interviews obviously but Heather is pretty good about letting everyone talk in every vid I've seen.

[@sararosen7]

She’s changed so much!

[@cassondralynch6342]

Yeah. She always seemed sweet but she has way more depth as a real adult and of course what they showed on the show. They of course love to make people look as dumb as possible.

[@TracyBarrett-sq1dc]

She seems like she is trying to lessin her crime by saying AA she belonged I n NA but idk i watched the show i always though she was beautiful

[@taylorhing3916]

Heather what was the point of telling her what Chelsea said about the show other than you being petty 🙄

[@ellieo8703]

Would of liked this more with different host person, makes a lot of things about her like it’s her episode, and interrupts a lot and makes her opinion very obvious like she knows everything ect… I don’t know, but alexis did so well, explaining things and helping people understand why people might do things that a heather might not off

[@justlivin8629]

My favorite episode

[@jeaninem6868]

Alexis is an inspiring woman

[@ilovetati91]

She's still lying about her involvement in the other robberies? Lol.

[@HarabinLauren]

And her "surgery" lol this time she said it was a hernia, last interview I saw it was her feet from dancing LOLZ

[@giuliobowie2713]

I knew this story from the bling ring movie

[@amandahynes]

Calling some bs on this.

[@Alexanderlouise]

Her story...wow glad she doing better and trying to make the world a better place.

[@lindamagagula7476]

Alexis is so Beautiful and Composure. She did a great job 👍👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@amandahynes]

She profited way too much..

[@cloroxbleach3757]

the nanny wasnt a tv show until 1993? so how did her mom meet her dad on the set of that tv show after she was already born?

[@kimberlyj7441]

Clorox Bleach omg! I just looked it up...you’re right! I just got done leaving a comment about how I think she’s always been full of shit. Explain that one! That’s why Heather was over it!

[@ivantheterriblepart3]

I agree 100%!!!! She is a dam liar!!! It pisses me off as being a real addict to fentanyl in Detroit she is a dam liar she is repeating what cliche shit she hears. On that reality show she was on they were modeling and doing all kinds of shit real heroin addicts don’t do shit like that they don’t care what they look like to the extreme they do. Also it’s such bs she married the co founder of a fancy rehab center in Malibu cause she seen $$$$ signs and now she is a counselor!! This lying bitch never turned a trick she claims she pan handled which I doubt!! True pan handling is not having a nice car to drive and house to go to she never slept in a homeless shelter. She was never actually homeless! She always had a bed to sleep at night. She makes me sick!!! If this bitch walked into the methadone clinic I go to in Detroit and walked in as a counselor. They would be like “get this dumb bitch outta here and give me a real counselor.” It’s not fair she never truely did her time of going through real addicts shit. She partied in Hollywood and thinks she is a dam addict and now gets to be a counselor cause she threw her pussy at the co founder of the Alo rehab center.

[@HarabinLauren]

Ive been sucked into this family since Alexis came on The Morning Toast last week and I thought i was the only one seeing through this girls lies, ego and bullshit.

[@SisterJanet]

Could have been a test pilot.

[@Crystal_1992]

@@ivantheterriblepart3 she co owns that with her husband who she met a Meet. What she went through throughout her life is horrible and it’s amazing how she has over came it. So what that she never slept in a homeless Shelter. Addicts have families that love them And help them. She did drugs that means she was a drug addict. Just stop ✋

[@amysalas1456]

Omg i cant stand how she keeps interrupting her. Her interview skills are horrible. She comes off as really aggressive. Be nice to the person you are interviewing.

[@Flaubert]

Good Interview. I was always wondering what she is doing today.

[@tnt01]

GET TINSLEY ON THE SHOW.