Lee Andrews is in My Basement
5/19/202656 min
This week, Katherine's Telling Everybody Everything about her unhealthy preoccupation with Katie Price's love life. A first born daughter, Katie is the queen of our hearts and Katherine can understand why she's digging her heels in so hard when so much evidence has been helpfully released to show her missing husband *could be* a massive scammer. Katherine and Violet spent a blissful evening away from most of the smaller kids but soon wanted to return home to the chaos. Also, Panorama reveals a MAFS UK scandal that has rocked Channel 4 and perhaps the format of reality TV forever. Plus, comedian Andrew Johnston joins us from Los Angeles to chat fake feeds, Jessica Simpson relegating her kids to coach, and two hot-off-the-press celebrity splits. You can follow Andrew on TikTok @AndrewJohnston1999 or on insta @MandrewBrawnston x
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First 90 secondsKatherine Ryan· Host0:00
[gentle music] Hello, and welcome to another episode of Telling Everybody Everything. I have learned a thing or two about online clips, which we do record this podcast for now. Like, I'll just never keep up with the culture. A lot of people have, like, beautiful lighting, and they do glam, and they look good in these clips, but not me, because I feel like if I don't come out here and just film the podcast, I'll never get it done. And I, I've learned that people say, "I love your podcast," and then you go, "Oh, yeah," and they've not actually listened to the podcast. They've only watched the clips. They think that the clips are the entire podcast. And there's this whole culture and, like, movement of online influencers who are like, "You have to invest in the clips. You have to, like, make the clips amazing." And I feel like every single clip that we share from this podcast is woefully misunderstood, because it'll be, like, a short part of a broader conversation, because we go on and on in Telling Everybody Everything, on and on and on. And last week, there were so many listeners who very helpfully got in touch about the woman whose partner, after 14 years of marriage, decided to put facial recognition on his WhatsApp. [sighs] And we'll see if we have any more emails about that today. But on the subject of deception, I look today, if you're watching this, like I'm fighting for my life, and that's because the Lee Andrews mystery has had me in a choke hold. I was just explaining it to Bobby, and now, because I said it around his phone [laughs] it's in his algorithm. But I don't know if you could take your eyes off this. I certainly