Nicole Hill

Can I have you read on page two what the bee said about them?

Can I have you read on page two what the bee said about them?

No, okay, but here's the thing. You're Lulu, so you're the fusty one. How would you feel reading this?

No, okay, but here's the thing. You're Lulu, so you're the fusty one. How would you feel reading this?

No, okay, but here's the thing. You're Lulu, so you're the fusty one. How would you feel reading this?

And I do feel like people start Bringing out their like, no, no, no, no, their cards where it's like, well, my dad, my parents, I'm first generation college graduate. Like, I don't, don't put me with them. Like, my family grew up with no money. You just want to start, you do these things.

And I do feel like people start Bringing out their like, no, no, no, no, their cards where it's like, well, my dad, my parents, I'm first generation college graduate. Like, I don't, don't put me with them. Like, my family grew up with no money. You just want to start, you do these things.

And I do feel like people start Bringing out their like, no, no, no, no, their cards where it's like, well, my dad, my parents, I'm first generation college graduate. Like, I don't, don't put me with them. Like, my family grew up with no money. You just want to start, you do these things.

So back to William. He is assaulted twice and sued five times for libel over his articles. He's like, I don't care. There's this section of the paper called the Clara and Louise column. Every week, the paper publishes a letter from an anonymous Clara to an anonymous Louise or vice versa.

So back to William. He is assaulted twice and sued five times for libel over his articles. He's like, I don't care. There's this section of the paper called the Clara and Louise column. Every week, the paper publishes a letter from an anonymous Clara to an anonymous Louise or vice versa.

So back to William. He is assaulted twice and sued five times for libel over his articles. He's like, I don't care. There's this section of the paper called the Clara and Louise column. Every week, the paper publishes a letter from an anonymous Clara to an anonymous Louise or vice versa.

And in the letters, among other things, they share the torrid details about the ups and the downs and the scandals of the first families.

And in the letters, among other things, they share the torrid details about the ups and the downs and the scandals of the first families.

And in the letters, among other things, they share the torrid details about the ups and the downs and the scandals of the first families.

Lady Whistledown to a T. And the First Families hate this column. Their complaints about it reach such a fever pitch that William, who is normally like, don't care, don't care, don't care, has to release a statement being like, sorry, I don't know who Clara and Louise are. I understand your pain. However, I am never going to stop. I'm never going to back down.

Lady Whistledown to a T. And the First Families hate this column. Their complaints about it reach such a fever pitch that William, who is normally like, don't care, don't care, don't care, has to release a statement being like, sorry, I don't know who Clara and Louise are. I understand your pain. However, I am never going to stop. I'm never going to back down.

Lady Whistledown to a T. And the First Families hate this column. Their complaints about it reach such a fever pitch that William, who is normally like, don't care, don't care, don't care, has to release a statement being like, sorry, I don't know who Clara and Louise are. I understand your pain. However, I am never going to stop. I'm never going to back down.

Every week, tune in because I'm going to be publishing all of their insights into your scandals and your hypocrisies. On November 27th, 1886, just five days before Lulu and Sneed's wedding, the Washington Bee publishes a bombshell in their weekly gossip column, which, as you'll recall, is written in the form of letters between an anonymous Clara and an anonymous Louise.

Every week, tune in because I'm going to be publishing all of their insights into your scandals and your hypocrisies. On November 27th, 1886, just five days before Lulu and Sneed's wedding, the Washington Bee publishes a bombshell in their weekly gossip column, which, as you'll recall, is written in the form of letters between an anonymous Clara and an anonymous Louise.

Every week, tune in because I'm going to be publishing all of their insights into your scandals and your hypocrisies. On November 27th, 1886, just five days before Lulu and Sneed's wedding, the Washington Bee publishes a bombshell in their weekly gossip column, which, as you'll recall, is written in the form of letters between an anonymous Clara and an anonymous Louise.