E1163 - Nicolandria Breakup Drama, Kenny Talks Reunion Part 1, David & Casey From The Ultimatum

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Nick Viall 0:00
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Nick Viall 0:42
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Nick Viall 1:18
What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to another exciting episode of the Vile Files Reality Recap Edition. I'm your host, Nick, joined by the household. We got Susie, we got Mary, we got Bailey. Hello. In the room. Natalie sends her love. She is missing you guys. She's doing great.
Susie C. Evans 1:36
She's doing good? Yeah. Good. I know she posted that she wasn't feeling well.
Nick Viall 1:40
She wasn't feeling well. She's, you know, she's...
Susie C. Evans 1:42
She gave you lots of cred. She was like, Nick is making sure everyone is fed.
Nick Viall 1:45
She's a wonderful wife. But she's hanging in. Ups and downs is usually the case with any postpartum situation. But she's doing great. Twins are doing great. Rivers took a big crap today.
Mary (producer/studio member) 2:00
Huge. We love that for her. I'm sure she feels great.
Nick Viall 2:04
When she has the poop, she rubs her tummy.
Aww.
Nick Viall 2:08
It's always, like, stressful for, like, the young ones when they're potty training. But she's pretty potty trained. I mean, she is potty trained.
Susie C. Evans 2:15
She's potty trained, right?
Nick Viall 2:16
Yeah. She knows what's up. She knows what's up.
Mary (producer/studio member) 2:18
She communicates her needs.
Nick Viall 2:19
She does.
Mary (producer/studio member) 2:20
Have you ever taught her, this is my favorite thing to teach kids, because I don't know if you would, it's my favorite, is to teach them to go, uh-oh, stinky. I like that. You should implement that. Because they love it. And the amount of times at family gatherings that I've locked in to a little like second cousin or whatever have been like, you should just go out to everything and say, uh-oh, stinky. And then they do. It's awesome. It's going to make people's day.
Susie C. Evans 2:46
10 out of 10 recommend. That's like the nicest, cutest way to announce what just happened. Yes.
Nick Viall 2:52
I also like now that I have three kids, which is crazy to say.
Susie C. Evans 2:58
That's crazy.
Nick Viall 2:59
Like, I, you know, I'm not super into the newborn stage anymore.
Susie C. Evans 3:05
How so? It was fun the first time around when they're just sleeping.
Nick Viall 3:09
Well, it was fun when I knew nothing different. It was like, this is my only kid. No, I obviously love livers and stuff.
Mary (producer/studio member) 3:14
We know you're being facetious. Yes, but like... But in your power rankings of stages of childhood.
Nick Viall 3:19
Yes, thank you. Like, the newborn is like, there's a great smell, but there's a lot of... And they're just little potatoes and you wrap them up and they sleep and they poop. And meanwhile, River at two and a half is just riddled with personality and curious and wonder and confusion. Yeah. Experiencing the world for the first time. And bonding with people. For sure. I can't wait for the twins to like, you know.
Susie C. Evans 3:47
But then you see their little toes and you're like,
Nick Viall 3:50
Yes, the little toes are cute. The little toes. And they smell great.
Susie C. Evans 3:53
The little fingernails. Wait, why do I want to cry? Ew. Oh, my gosh.
Nick Viall 3:57
Every time Iris wakes up. She's all together. And she's, are you okay?
Susie C. Evans 4:00
No, I know. I'm just thinking of babies.
Nick Viall 4:02
Aw.
Susie C. Evans 4:03
I have baby fever. Every time Iris wakes up and she like, stretches, stretches.

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