Nick Viall

I really like how your brain works.

I'm curious, as someone who comes from a legendary TV show like The Sopranos, what is the most obnoxious or annoying question you get all the time?

And what's maybe a question you've gotten from fans that you were surprised by and even enjoyed maybe answering?

That's really great.

You've been open about struggling with eating disorders and it sounds like you're also a big advocate and you kind of give of your time.

What are some of the conversations you would like to see maybe change in the entertainment industry to avoid maybe more people struggling with eating disorders like you were so open about?

When we share our vulnerabilities, you know, do you have time to talk a little Rhode Island before we let you go?

Sure.

Well, first of all, like, what are you I mean, we're obviously big fans.

It's I never thought I'd love a housewife franchise as much as I like Salt Lake City.

But there is something about these women.

Obviously, Ashley Iaconetti is a dear friend of mine.

But like, what do you like?

Not like how are you feeling about Rhode Island?

But when we had Liz on, like Natalie pointed out last episode, we were like, oh, we love you, Liz.

And early in the season, and she gave us the heads up.

She's like, well, you might.

You might feel differently in a few weeks.

So maybe she just, you know, maybe she just got too into character.

Maybe.