The RETURN of Dramageddon & Leave Ms Rachel ALONE!! | Just Trish Ep. 246

Trisha expresses immense excitement and validation over Skims becoming a sponsor. She highlights that this partnership materialized after years of her organically promoting and wearing Skims products, even before any official deal. This demonstrates the power of authentic, long-term advocacy in securing lucrative brand collaborations.

Trisha states she's been 'promoting Skims over and over again' and has worn their bras 'every day of my life,' even ordering their entire Valentine's Day collection before the sponsorship was confirmed.

Harry Styles' Madison Square Garden residency tickets are causing significant fan backlash due to their exorbitant prices, starting at over $1,000 for lower bowl seats, despite initial claims of much cheaper options. This is compounded by the fact that a residency reduces travel costs for the artist, but increases them for fans who must travel to New York.

Fans reported the lowest price found was $1,000 for lower bowl seats, despite advertised prices from $50. European tour tickets also saw a jump from $150-$200 to $800. The hosts note his manager's company owns MSG, suggesting potential 'stunts and shenanigans'.

The discussion around Harry Styles' ticket prices leads to a broader point about artists' agency in setting ticket costs. Olivia Dean is cited as an example of an artist who intervened to lower Ticketmaster's inflated prices, demonstrating that artists can, and sometimes do, push for affordability.

Olivia Dean had Ticketmaster change her ticket prices after fans complained, with Ticketmaster claiming it was a 'glitch.' Sabrina Carpenter also used a different service and maintained a single set price of $115 for general admission.

The hosts revisit the 2019 'Dramageddon' beauty community scandal, particularly criticizing Tati Westbrook's actions. They argue that Tati was 'weird as hell' for inviting an 18-year-old James Charles to her party and then being 'surprised' by his 'teenager' behavior, framing her as 'dumb as hell' for the situation.

Trisha states, 'Tati was weird as hell for like inviting like an 18-year-old to her party and acting like an 18-year-old. Like you're a 40-year-old woman. Like why would you be surprised?'

North West's increasing presence on social media, showcasing blue hair, grills, and piercings, is discussed. The hosts express concern over the intense public scrutiny and negative comments directed at a 12-year-old, while also acknowledging her creative influences from K-pop, anime, and her famous parents.

North West is described as having 'blue hair now, she has grills and she has like piercings'. An incident of an adult filming North after she declined a photo request is cited as 'not normal because that's a child'.

Hilaria Baldwin faced significant backlash for taking her four young children (ages 4, 6, 8, 9) out during a snowstorm for haircuts and to buy Legos. The hosts deem this 'irresponsible' and 'stupid,' questioning the necessity of such outings in crisis weather conditions.

Hilaria stated she went 'seven blocks from the house to get those Legos' and 'two blocks from our house' for haircuts, bundling up despite the 'freezing' snowstorm.

Kim Kardashian's hairstylist, Chris Appleton, revealed he once charged $100,000 for a single styling job that included travel. The hosts find this price 'insane' and 'stupid,' even for a billionaire client, questioning the value and 'tackiness' of publicly disclosing such a high fee.

Appleton stated a 'one-off $100,000' fee that 'included travel,' but noted it gets 'dwindled down' by taxes and agent fees. Trisha remarks, 'anyone paying that is stupid.'

The hosts passionately defend children's entertainer Miss Rachel against recent online criticism, particularly from Whitney Cummings. They highlight Miss Rachel's dedication to helping all children, including those with neurodivergent needs, and her scientifically backed teaching methods, calling the criticism 'weird' and 'below the belt'.

Whitney Cummings' Threads post called Miss Rachel 'off base' and questioned why she talks to kids 'like they're deaf morons.' Grace Helbig's viral response and Miss Rachel's background as a teacher and Broadway composer's wife are mentioned.

The hosts express strong disapproval of Dax Shepard's podcast interviewing style, describing him as 'the worst' and 'a weird person.' They cite examples of inappropriate and 'dubious' questions, particularly regarding guests' personal relationships and his constant shading of his wife, Kristen Bell.

Examples include his interview with Alicia Silverstone about her divorce and his comments to Marcelo Hernandez about Sabrina Carpenter, despite Hernandez having a long-term girlfriend. Trisha notes, 'no one's stopping him' and he 'always shading his wife'.