Tina Provis

Um, whose husbands leave them for younger women and they come together and hatch this plot to like take their husbands down, but they find friendship and wealth and success together.

Yes.

In the end.

And it's a great, it's a great movie.

If anyone hasn't seen it, it's a 10 out of 10 movie.

So the idea that I think people latched onto that and they assigned that to Nicole and Deborah, that they were secretly meeting and they were plotting the downfall and they were supporting each other and they were going to like do something big.

It's a weird narrative because these two long-time friends are secretly meeting.

I'm like, why is it they're just hanging out?

Yeah, and that's the other thing.

So pictures of them started circulating, and it was the same picture of them at a dinner with other people that was put across every – and this was on every news page, every entertainment page.

It was filling TikTok feeds and Instagram.

People were writing stories about it.

It was a whole thing.

And it looks like this photo that had resurfaced from years ago was a photo of them recently at a dinner and it had caught the moment they were plotting.

And no one wanted to know that that was fiction and an unfounded story.

They just wanted to know that these two famous successful women who had apparently been like jilted by their famous husbands were secretly plotting, which they might be.

They probably are.

But I don't know if this random source knows that.

Yeah, I just find it so funny that this is what people, like, want to take with and run.

I think, again, the idea of it and, like, it is something that feels very relatable.