Jackie Oshry

You know?

So I don't really ever like make like big statement.

Like I don't really get involved, but like, yeah, she looks really bad and really scary.

And it's, I can't even watch it.

It makes me feel sick.

You're easy to be like more staged, more covered up.

Yeah.

It reminds me in Taylor's documentary, she talked about how in the 1989 tour, she had like a severe eating disorder.

And now when you look back, she's like rail thin.

But I think at the time she didn't look sick.

But she said like at the end of the shows, like she would be so lightheaded, like really having a hard time seeing and like dizzy and her balance.

So I don't know how Ariana, who I think is in a much more extreme state.

Much more extreme.

I don't know how she's physically able to do it.

Yeah.

She looks so scary to me.

And I feel so sad for her.

I think people forget she's been through so much.

The fact that she's still performing, standing after Manchester, the fact that she still lives a public life after Mac Miller, this is a person who's been through, so I can't even blame her for struggling and I don't know what we're supposed to do or say, I have no idea.

And I'm sure she has people around her who are having these, no, it's not a secret, it's not like she doesn't know.