Natalie Joy

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Have you been able to interact with a lot of executives? Because I feel like what's cool about this show is they do humanize a character in Hollywood that we often don't talk about or get access to. So much so, I love the Golden Globes episode.

Have you been able to interact with a lot of executives? Because I feel like what's cool about this show is they do humanize a character in Hollywood that we often don't talk about or get access to. So much so, I love the Golden Globes episode.

Have you been able to interact with a lot of executives? Because I feel like what's cool about this show is they do humanize a character in Hollywood that we often don't talk about or get access to. So much so, I love the Golden Globes episode.

It's so relatable. Yeah.

It's so relatable. Yeah.

It's so relatable. Yeah.

I mean, what is something, if let's say your daughter decided to get into entertainment, you know, like you're someone who's made a whole career out of it. I don't know you that well, but just gotten to know you. You seem like a really grounded, like, you know, normal, cool person.

I mean, what is something, if let's say your daughter decided to get into entertainment, you know, like you're someone who's made a whole career out of it. I don't know you that well, but just gotten to know you. You seem like a really grounded, like, you know, normal, cool person.

I mean, what is something, if let's say your daughter decided to get into entertainment, you know, like you're someone who's made a whole career out of it. I don't know you that well, but just gotten to know you. You seem like a really grounded, like, you know, normal, cool person.

And I imagine like any parent like yourself who's in entertainment, whose initial thought is, I don't know if I want my child to do that, is that fear of just kind of how DeLulu like Hollywood can be and how out of touch it's easy to get to, you know, just because it is so... I don't know. It's so self-serving. Yeah, it's a bubble.

And I imagine like any parent like yourself who's in entertainment, whose initial thought is, I don't know if I want my child to do that, is that fear of just kind of how DeLulu like Hollywood can be and how out of touch it's easy to get to, you know, just because it is so... I don't know. It's so self-serving. Yeah, it's a bubble.

And I imagine like any parent like yourself who's in entertainment, whose initial thought is, I don't know if I want my child to do that, is that fear of just kind of how DeLulu like Hollywood can be and how out of touch it's easy to get to, you know, just because it is so... I don't know. It's so self-serving. Yeah, it's a bubble.

And like it's, you know, so what do you think has allowed you to stay grounded, to be, you know, a very relatable, normal person all while also being incredibly successful in this space? Oh, well, thank you.

And like it's, you know, so what do you think has allowed you to stay grounded, to be, you know, a very relatable, normal person all while also being incredibly successful in this space? Oh, well, thank you.

And like it's, you know, so what do you think has allowed you to stay grounded, to be, you know, a very relatable, normal person all while also being incredibly successful in this space? Oh, well, thank you.

I mean, that's a good point. I mean, I think, you know, for me, I, you know, I didn't go on reality TV until I was in my early 30s. A lot of my peers, it was like my early 20s. Yeah. And I'm honestly like really grateful for that because had I done that 10 years earlier... how I handled myself, I think would have been very different and a lot less healthy.

I mean, that's a good point. I mean, I think, you know, for me, I, you know, I didn't go on reality TV until I was in my early 30s. A lot of my peers, it was like my early 20s. Yeah. And I'm honestly like really grateful for that because had I done that 10 years earlier... how I handled myself, I think would have been very different and a lot less healthy.