Meghan Markle’s Attention-Seeking Antics, Tiger Woods Shock DUI Footage, and Hoda Kotb's Fake Grief
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Hello and welcome to your Friday edition of The Nerve. I am your host, Maureen Callahan. We have a packed and stacked show for you first. Nerve favorite, the one and only Mark Bowden, body language expert and founder of Truth Plane will be joining us today. To get into it, three major cultural offenders. I don't want to spoil anything, but yes, of course, Meghan Markle is among them. Of course. Then we've got troublemaker feedback, and we're going to talk about a major story in the news through the lens of The View. You know, The Nerve has been so diligent about prosecuting those emotional vampires over at the Today Show that we have let the ladies of The View run them up culturally without a single piece of blowback from The Nerve.
Well, that changes today. Are you ready? Are you ready? Let's go.
What attention-seeking behaviors did Meghan Markle exhibit at the gala?
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Maureen, thanks for having me back as always. Listen, I'm really excited. We've got some great clips today, some really interesting stuff. Where do you want to start?
Well, I want to start when I see this, you know, Mark, it is because of you that the phrase trophy behavior. is now part of my lexicon. Meghan Markle and her quote-unquote friend, Kelly McKee Zadgfen, if I'm saying that right, on the red carpet at the Alliance for Children's Rights 34th Annual Champions for Children Gala. That's a mouthful. In Beverly Hills on March 19th, 2026, we are looking right now at Meghan on the red carpet with Kelly Zadgfen. who is visibly pregnant, and Meghan is rubbing, rubbing, rubbing her friend's belly as if it's a trophy. What do you see when you look at this, Mark?
Maureen, why am I bothering to show up anymore? Now you know that that's trophy behavior. You've, you've, you've pipped me to the post there because it is exactly that. Listen, when we go out and we touch stuff, it's one of those signals of this is desirable and, or this is mine. I own this. In fact, you know, if you work in a, in a retail store, what you want to be looking out for is when potential customers go and touch an object, not just look at it, go and touch it.
It's desirable to them.
Well, it says that they want it closer to them. They want it to be theirs. They want to handle it. They want even more sensory information from it. And so for pregnant women, you know, they often feel, as I've heard it, that everybody thinks they own them. The moment you get pregnant, you know, everybody owns you. Everybody thinks they can come in and touch that area. Of course, they can't. They can't. It's yours. It's not theirs. No.
to do especially it's such a it's such a sacred private that you know the idea that like somebody would not only touch it without asking but then begin caressing it and framing it with their hands it's like hey Megan you asshole we all get it she's pregnant you're like it's not about you
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–1:08
2
What attention-seeking behaviors did Meghan Markle exhibit at the gala?
1:08–5:04
3
What can we learn from the bodycam footage of Tiger Woods' DUI arrest?
5:04–9:30
4
How did Hoda Kotb's interview reveal her emotional state?
9:30–17:06
5
What feedback did listeners provide about the episode's content?
17:06–20:48
6
How did The View's coverage of Tiger Woods' situation differ from other media?
20:48–25:36
7
What insights did the body language expert provide about celebrity behavior?
25:36–31:47
8
What cultural implications arise from celebrity scandals discussed in the episode?
31:47–1:08:32
Speakers
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