Sandra Bernhard’s Love For Fashion | Sherri Shepherd

[@jeffreybennington-vv4tn]

Sandra is Queen.

[@natashaclarke9488]

❤Sandra Bernhard❤

[@janiceray1281]

Sandra Bernhard 👍🏾

[@simonjacob3949]

Love Sandra. Shes hilarious 😂

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Sandra is so authentic ❤

[@triciatoles7433]

Heyyyyyyyy Sandra gurl so wonderful to see you I've always admired your look it's just certain people dat have raw beauty you've always been one of my favs to watch and speaking of Benjamin Button you to are agein backwards you look gorgeeee great seein you Sandra stay fly gurlfriend My opinion 🧐

[@Sonji531]

Oprah’s motto is to also sign every check. Why would a person not sign their checks? Who’s that busy?

[@Acvasq]

People get convinced to have “handlers” and “finance managers” all so they can have more time to be the talent. And then end up taking them for all they have unfortunately. Sharks. 🦈

[@Edgarto156]

Glad we mostly don’t use checks they were easily adjusted/stolen

[@AnitaCole-ug6nq]

That's true, when you worked hard for your money and then turn it over to someone else to take care of it, they usually take advantage of it and you lose out.

[@todddepue681]

Sandra is not for everyone, but she sure spoke this Gen X gay boy back in the 90s. High fashion, music, supermodels, and a mix of retro and uber current pop culture references that you either understood immediately or you just didnt get at all. It was "in crowd" comedy.

[@jeffreybennington-vv4tn]

Yes girl, yes. Sandra is the bees knees!

[@kf31paris]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@davidanthony7495]

I can’t handle Sherri

[@mdooms76]

You don't have to.

[@billysmith8332]

😂😂😂😂​@@mdooms76

[@truthbetold1074]

Not a fan of this one....Never thought she was funny...but she spoke the truth....and watched anyway...

[@Fushigi_TV]

Sherri looks great! But I never liked her on "The View".

[@MP-lq3xx]

on her not getting married..running the numbers and what's in it for her..yikes!

[@laurarob89]

Reminds me of business manager joke on Hacks

[@b.k8051]

Sandra Bernhard has a long history of using the N-word