Trisha Is Moving to England + Ned Fulmer Exposes His Freaky Kinks... | Just Trish Ep. 253

Trisha Paytas is scheduled to perform a one-night-only show titled 'The Brit Trish Invasion' at the Royal Albert Hall in London on May 24th. She plans to sing live with a six-string quartet, featuring a British medley and original songs arranged by a UK composer. She is also seeking a British designer for a custom sparkly corset outfit.

Trisha states, 'May 24th, we are going to be at the Royal Albert Hall... the artist code is queen... we are going to have a string quartet playing... I'm singing live and doing voice lessons.' She also mentions seeking a 'British designer' for a 'custom outfit sparkly corset.'

The hosts discuss a pattern observed on 'Love is Blind' where 'ugly men' (objectively and factually, in their opinion) consistently date 'out of their league' and exhibit 'diabolical' personalities. They cite a psychologist's theory that these men date up for self-worth, retreating or becoming abusive when perceived imperfections in their partners reflect poorly on them. Chris from the Ohio season is highlighted as an example, with his ex-girlfriend allegedly revealing his financial debt, poor hygiene, and abusive voicemails.

Trisha states, 'these guys who are always like ugly... men date out of their league like date up because that's like their only self worth.' Oscar details Chris's alleged debt, hygiene issues, and a voicemail where he cursed his ex-girlfriend.

Manol, a member of the K-pop group Cats Eye, was announced to be taking a hiatus for 'health and wellbeing' by her label. However, Manol later posted a contradictory statement asserting her health and hinting that 'things unfold in ways we don't fully control.' This, combined with a history of Manol being excluded from group activities and liking social media posts about racial injustice in girl groups, suggests a forced removal by the label. Fans have organized boycotts in response.

Oscar details the label's statement and Manol's contradictory post: 'I'm healthy. I'm okay... Sometimes things unfold in ways we don't fully control.' Oscar also mentions Manol liking posts about 'racial injustice like how black girls are treated in girl groups' and her subsequent following of Normani and Leanne.

Ned Fulmer self-leaked his Field dating app profile on Twitter, detailing his photos, their 'ratings,' and his preferences ('dom leaning switch looking for a bratty sub'). The profile includes a photo from when he was in 'treatment' for stress, anxiety, and depression. The hosts speculate this is a paid advertisement for the app, given the unsolicited nature of the 'leak' and the inclusion of pricing details, rather than a genuine personal share.

Oscar reads Ned's tweet: 'apparently somebody docks my at field profile. Cool. Saves me $29.99 a month.' Ned's profile lists 'Dom leaning switch looking for a bratty sub' and includes a photo from 'when I was in treatment. Stress, anxiety, depression.'

Matthew McConaughey pranked a then 17-18 year old Timothy Chalamet on the last day of filming 'Interstellar' by leaving feces in Chalamet's trailer toilet. McConaughey later referred to it as a 'souvenir' and a 'coming of age' ritual in Texas. The hosts found the act disgusting and unhygienic, questioning McConaughey's maturity.

Oscar recounts Timothy Chalamet's story: 'there was a huge turd in his toilet... Christopher Nolan pointed to Matthew McConn.' Matthew McConaughey's response: 'It's in Texas. It's a coming of age baby' and 'It's a souvenir.'

Matthew McConaughey, speaking from his industry experience, warns actors about the inevitability of AI. He advises them to 'own yourself' by trademarking their voice and likeness, predicting future categories for 'best AI movie' at awards. The discussion also mentions a TikToker named Cavy who allegedly sold his likeness to AI for $925 million, prompting the hosts to consider the ethical and financial implications of such deals.

Matthew McConaughey states, 'get your own like own yourself. Own your voice, your likeness. Trademark yourself.' Oscar mentions Cavy, a TikToker, 'sold himself to AI for like 925 million dollars.'