Amy Robach

They were freaking off. It's a verb now.

They were freaking off. It's a verb now.

What you doing later? I'll be freaking off. I'm not going to be able to get with y'all until maybe next week.

What you doing later? I'll be freaking off. I'm not going to be able to get with y'all until maybe next week.

What you doing later? I'll be freaking off. I'm not going to be able to get with y'all until maybe next week.

Does baby oil smell a certain way? Baby oil, possibly burning candles, sweaty flesh.

Does baby oil smell a certain way? Baby oil, possibly burning candles, sweaty flesh.

Does baby oil smell a certain way? Baby oil, possibly burning candles, sweaty flesh.

She got sick at times.

She got sick at times.

She got sick at times.

Look, y'all.

Look, y'all.

Look, y'all.

You can stop giving that detail.

You can stop giving that detail.

You can stop giving that detail.

But the note here, in quotes, it said, please monitor outside his room, down the hall to spray air freshener. You just have to monitor a guest's room because we know all kinds of foolishness. Did they not know something illegal was going on?

But the note here, in quotes, it said, please monitor outside his room, down the hall to spray air freshener. You just have to monitor a guest's room because we know all kinds of foolishness. Did they not know something illegal was going on?

But the note here, in quotes, it said, please monitor outside his room, down the hall to spray air freshener. You just have to monitor a guest's room because we know all kinds of foolishness. Did they not know something illegal was going on?