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And it's just madness.

Who do we think is in the wrong, by the way?

I actually don't know anymore.

I think there's a pair of them in it.

I'd say, I'd say... And also Ryan Reynolds, you should see the message that he sent to Colleen Hoover, who wrote the book.

It's, it is beyond cringe.

I'd say, it sounds like you're one, Blake Lively's a bit of a diva, like even on her Gossip Girl days.

But it's also like, I know what you're saying, it's also like the Brooklyn Beckham thing, like everyone's saying that Nicola Peltz is not very nice to work with, etc, etc.

But that whole thing about the dance, I'd heard about that months ago, about like her basically stealing the stage for their first dance, which isn't very nice.

But it's to your point you said in the last pod that we did, there's three sides to every story.

And if he's talking about not wanting his parents to be going to the press and manipulating what imagery is coming through across media platforms, then...

he shouldn't have chosen to publicly... Oh, sorry, have we gone back to the Beckhams now?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, well, we didn't really speak about it much.

I just think it's just like, it's just contradictory to give out about your parents talking about you, referencing you in public, and then you actually make a public statement.

But it's also like, I thought it was very unkind as well.

Like the way.

he phrased it basically saying, I don't want to reconcile with my family.

Like you've got three siblings there.

Whatever can be with your parents, like you're including them as well.