Jeffree Star Calls Out Beast Games Contestant + Did Sabrina Carpenter Go TOO FAR? | Just Trish 248

A TikTok dermatologist, Dr. Zayn Khaled Majjid, created a video hyper-analyzing Troye Sivan's facial features and recommending procedures to 'restore his twink' status. This sparked a discussion about the insidious nature of medical professionals using social media to critique celebrity appearances, potentially fostering insecurity in viewers with similar features. The doctor later apologized after Sivan's public response.

Jimmy details Dr. Majjid's video and Troye Sivan's Substack article response, and the doctor's subsequent apology. The hosts discuss the broader trend of dermatologists and cosmetic surgeons becoming influencers and picking apart celebrity faces.

Charli XCX's appearance on the 'Smartless' podcast highlighted the show's format where two hosts are unaware of the guest. Jason Bateman, one of the hosts, asked Charli XCX about her desire for children, implying she might change her mind if she met 'the right man,' unaware she was already married. This sparked outrage among fans and the hosts, who criticized the lack of research and the insensitive nature of the questions.

Jimmy explains the 'Smartless' concept and recounts Bateman's questions to Charli XCX, her response about being married, and the subsequent backlash on social media. Trisha and Jimmy emphasize the inappropriateness of asking women about their reproductive choices.

Keke Palmer expressed her preference for never living with a romantic partner, even if married, citing her need for alone time and a desire to keep the relationship exciting. She suggested living in separate houses or even separate rooms on the same property. This view is framed as a potentially healthier approach for some relationships, especially for individuals with established careers or children.

Jimmy quotes Keke Palmer's statements about not wanting to live with a romantic partner and preferring separate residences. The hosts discuss how this approach could maintain excitement and personal space.

PETA criticized Sabrina Carpenter for using a live dove named Tina in her Grammy performance, arguing that the bright lights, loud noise, and handling caused fear and distress. The dove's handler, Sarah Brown, defended the performance, stating Tina was well-prepared, fine, and had a disability requiring specific handling. The hosts debate PETA's credibility due to past controversial stunts.

Jimmy details PETA's statement and Sabrina Carpenter's backstage comment about the dove pooping on her. He also shares the handler's defense, including the detail about Tina's disability.

A TikTok video went viral alleging a past relationship between Jeffree Star and 'Beast Games' contestant Jim. Jim publicly denied dating Star, claiming they were just friends and he felt Star wanted more. Jeffree Star then responded, stating they had slept together 'more than 25 times' and publicly called out Jim and Mr. Beast, accusing Jim of a 'fake relationship' on the show.

Jimmy recounts the viral TikTok, Jim's comment denying dating Jeffree Star, and Jeffree Star's direct response detailing their sexual encounters and calling out Jim and Mr. Beast.

Grindr is testing a new AI subscription called 'Edge' for up to $6,000 per year, offering AI tools for tailored matches, compatibility insights, and resurfacing past conversations. The hosts express disbelief at the exorbitant price, arguing that such a high cost for dating app features is unnecessary and exploits users.

Jimmy describes Grindr's new 'Edge' subscription, its pricing, and features. The hosts criticize the cost and question the value proposition.