Does Size Matter When It Comes to Romantic Gestures? | Loose Women
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Jennifer Lopez has revealed that she has spent $16 million of her own money to create a movie called ‘This Is Me… Now’, inspired by her romance with husband Ben Affleck. A dedicated movie is as big as it gets when it comes to romantic gestures, but does size matter to today's panellists? And would they consider themselves to be naturally romantic? Nadia is impressed by the work Sam has put into bettering himself in an attempt to solidify his relationship with Zara, which he’ll be going into detail about, and Johannes opens up about why he feels ready to find love and what he is looking for in a partner.
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From series 27, broadcast on 16/02/2024
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There's a big difference between listening and talking. It's easier to talk about yourself, it's not so easy to listen to somebody else without your mind wandering. It really is a process for many.
Just an amazing fabulous show. Love these ladies chatting
There are two men on the panel as well ?????
Good show today
I would love a Sam Thompson in my life.
Is that Sam didn't recognize him he looks different
The sam show
Love the panel today should do it more with mixed genders especially these four 😊
Knew there was something odd, about him from the early days on. MIC, don't why its taken so long to talk about. Whatever!!!!
Odd it's called neurodiversity. People should stop labelling us as odd if weird . We aren't. We are just different snd experience the world differently.
@@AnnemarieHolden odd, is used before we now. Once we know. We can use the correct term. So he appeared odd to me. Something was off about his pitch in his voice, his eyes and actions. Just to be clear.
@@AnnemarieHoldengrow up Anne. Odd is a good descriptor. It’s not offensive in the slightest. And “neurodiversity” is not accepted scientific phraseology, it is a proposed ideological framework.
@@bluepeter128Sam has ADHD.
Bore off sam
Or…
You bore off and watch something on the other channels while you’re doing your knitting when he’s on.