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And I was like, is this a thing?

Like, do you associate Homewrecker with, you know, being Latina?

And she was like, no, I have no idea what you're talking about.

I'm like, well, Made in Manhattan.

She's like, that's one reference.

She's like, that's one reference.

Yeah, it's a movie.

Yeah.

But I think her point is,

Maybe that there's some, because he's a white guy and she's Latin, that there's some sort of like insinuation that she's a homewrecker because it's a somewhat interracial relationship that she's butting in on his white relationship.

I don't know.

Right.

I think it's a little bit of a stretch, but you know what?

I'm not Latina.

I'm not the person.

But I felt like it was a little bit of like, no, I think he just didn't like being called a homewrecker.

Which also sounds like if what she explained, what was it, two episodes ago or last episode?

I think it was two episodes ago.

If what she explains is in fact true, that he and his wife were broken up, that they met four months after they broke up, then she's not wrecking anything.

No, she's just, I think she's insecure about, you know, the public saying this kind of stuff.