Tina Provis

So the point of dredging all this up is not to be messy.

The point of dredging it up is to say how like a few little bits of just a sprinkling of like a photo here, a moment here, a tabloid rumor here has been enough to concoct this whole story.

This whole crazy story with side characters and, like, B-plots and, like, intrigue and red carpet fights and, like, public, you know, messiness and craziness.

It runs away on itself.

Like, there was another headline that came up that sudden Foster, like, admitted that she was lonely and that, you know, women don't have to be pit against each other and it was kind of angled as though it was amidst all of these, like,

rumors with Deborah Lee and it was off the back of all of that.

But in reality, all of these statements came out as part of a panel that she did with Women's Health Lab.

The science of staying strong, which I don't think has anything to do with the divorce at all, but a lot of it has been positioned as though, you know, she's been feeling really lonely and that women are all against each other, but it's specific to her in the industry.

It has nothing to do

Yeah.

Her husband's ex.

Yeah.

Isn't that crazy?

Cause any other time, like Sutton Foster was so beloved.

She's still beloved now, but like so many people grew up just like, like I've never seen her on Broadway, which is a travesty of my life, but like some of my favorite Broadway soundtracks, like she's singing on.

Yeah.

She's such an incredible singer and dancer.

And also Younger is one of the greatest TV shows ever.

She's the lead in that.

And by all accounts, all the women who worked with her on Younger loved her and she's still friendly with them.