Jack turning out to be a normal down to earth guy is a miracle. I don't know how he turned out so well adjusted to life, but he needs to share his secret with the rest of hollywood!
I loved this podcast. I was diagnosed with MS last year. MS is so scary because it is so different for everyone. Meeting Katee would be a dream come true.
Great interview Katee! Big respect to you in allowing Jack to express his point of view on certain topics without shutting him down if you didn't agree. More people in the world need to be willing to listen and hear all sides of things. I also love all of jacks paranormal stuff especially the ones he did with Jason Mews.
I love listening to Jack Osbourne on any platform. I was diagnosed with MS when I was 23. 18 years later I completely understand the frustration he speaks of.
It's great to see and hear from the wide variety of guests that have been on the show! Really speaks to Katee's versatility and likeability. It's gonna be hard to top the Dr. Stewart interview for me, but I look forward to both new episodes every week!
My wife has MS also, for 17 years now. Optic Migraines, drop foot, vertigo, loose grip, some cognitive issues, and a few other things that affect her. It's so true that MS is not the same for everyone. Great episode Katee!! Thanks Jack for talking about your MS journey.
awesome interview you two. I got MS when I was 24 I'm now almost 47 at the beginning I could set my alarm clock every 2 years and when my neurologist was on vacation that I get a flare-up. Now It comes only every 3 or 4 years but thankfully it goes away completely. It really sucks when you wake up and want to walk to the kitchen and just faceplant cause your legs won't move.
So I met Jack Osbourne at Kentucky Scarefest and he is just a very nice guy, anyways following my trip to Kentucky I signed up for Max and me and my gf watched all his supernatural series - but now we want more - he's really good at it and catches some insane footages. I get a little skeptic if producers are behind it but I'm still enjoying it. We need more of it.
I know very well how he turned out so well .......he has awesome parents who were strict when absolutely necessary. Jack has learned through personal experience. Well done Jack! I've been watching you since you were 15. 😊 love to everyone ❤️
Great episode Katee! This interview felt very natural and organic in its flow. I continue to love how you discuss parenting and the effect it has on us as we transition into that part of our lives, and how it shapes us as we move forward in life. Keep it up lady, and thank you for help myself as a newer parent in the world trying to figure out all of this. Your show really helps me feel normal and understood in a way that just doesn't happen in my own life. Thank you Katee! You make me a better parent and a better partner! Side note: I would love to hear from some of your male interviews on how they felt support as a man in parenting. I feel like parenting support is dominated by female support (which is GREAT! that is the way it should be) but I can't help but feel like as a man, I get a slap on the back and told to suck things up and "man up". The communication difference alone is heart breaking. Again, thank you and I love what you are doing here.
I'm 63 and Parent of 2 mid twenties. I love what you wrote and please commend yourself for even asking this question about Parenting. My Father wasn't around very much because that's how the Parenting roles were in the 60's and 70's. Men went to work and did manly things while the Mother did 90 percent of the Parenting. Consequently, I grew up with Father issues and that definitely was revealed in the men I chose in my life. The Father-child relationship is so important. I now have so many questions about my Father and wish we would've had more moments together. You may want to hire a family therapist who specializes in family related issues such as roles. In the meantime please think about saving special time with your child where it's one on one. I promise this will be worthwhile for both. I know you requested Male advice but I'm a former Daughter who missed out.❤
Live each day as it comes, none of us know what is around the corner. My wife had her brain and spine removed (after death!) for research into MS. Some yoga teachers, and the like use skeletons to show movement etc to their classes.
Wow what an surprise seeing Jack Osbourne on the podcast! I have seen him on some other podcast and he didn't even talk about everything he did on this one. It was so cool to see what you two have in common and I loved the idea about remolding the bunkers. You are all the more awesome Katee for having Jack chat with you. I'd loved to see him come back on eventually.
Great interview!! Love you both! Amazing Katee that you manage to get Jack to talk about things that he never talks about. There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. Hahaha I love how Jack is actually much more macabre really than his dad actually ever was!! I also love how this interview just directly jumped into this!!
tuned in cuz i saw your interview with jack on his channel and i’ve always been a fan of yours. then i i see you too have a podcast! 👍🏼subscribed immediately
Really enjoying the podcast and the way you approach some of these topics, and it's making me feel compelled to make a guest recommendation! You mention authenticity and openness often, and it always makes me think of the same person: a UK music artist named Ren, whose devoted fanbase spans age and demographics globally, and is growing rapidly due to his ability to combine those values with incredible creative vision and entirely unreasonable levels of talent (writer, musician, singer, rapper, music producer, music video director, performer/actor). He strikes me as both very different and entirely on-brand for your podcast, and I think it would make for an unexpected but fantastic interview. He is a completely independent artist who recently got a #1 UK album (and Billboard top 50) despite being unable to do a single live show to promote it. Considering the adversity he has faced with his physical and mental health, his life story would be a shoe-in for an Oscar if it were committed to screen, and it seems like he's just getting started. I have a hunch that you would love his work, his message and him as an individual, and as a self-confessed sci-fi geek who references Star Wars and BSG in his music, I'm sure he would get a real kick out of it too. He also comes with a dedicated following who engage positively wherever he goes and a decent chunk of whom usually stick around as subscribers. On the logistics front, he is currently based in Calgary and does seem to make occasional trips down to LA. I could go on with the sales pitch forever, but instead I would just encourage you to take a look at some of his most-viewed music videos on TH-cam, and his 1M Subscribers video (which gives great insight into who he is), and see if you think I'm on to something! With all of that said, congratulations on a fascinating and engaging podcast, and I look forward to seeing what's next 👏
Great interview! As for self defense- for kids and adults , I would always choose Judo. Taught me many life lessons along the way. Prayers and blessings for Jack and Katee.
Personal opinion and I don't know Kelly but the vibe I get is she is very n naive and has been very lucky to have been sheltered to the real world. I think she cares way to much about wat ppl think of her and tries to make everyone think she perfect. I've always loved Kelly and look up to her. She has really glowed up and I'm proud of her. I just used to think she was edgy and a rebel but infact she's very bage person despite her asstetics.
Love this one! You both should definitely do a pimp my bunker show! Lol I’d like more info on Germany’s stem cell places! I wonder if doing it could help my Lupus? Autoimmune diseases really take a toll on the body!
Another outstanding interview, Katee! Jack is a really interesting guy, and smart, too! The side trip into the subject of prepping was entertaining. But, bad news! You'll have to find another name for your venture with Jack because National Geographic already took "Doomsday Preppers"! This was a show that ran for a couple of years a while back. But, I'd be interested to see what you and Jack could come up with. Maybe name it "Apocalypse Prep". A prep school course for the end times. LOL! Great podcast, as usual, I look forward to next week. Take care.
1:04:57 it’s illegal to shout FIRE! in a crowded theater when there isn’t a fire. I only mention this to reinforce your point about dangerous speech, not start a fight
Katee,you have reinforced my effort to be a true fan of someone while disagreeing with them. I don't agree with Stephen King or Lady Gaga ,but I still admire their talent. In a small way, you help me be more moderate in my behavior polictally .
I was 25/26 when i was diagnosed now 52. Things are getting a bit worse i still work but only 3 days now, i also lost my eyesight at one point how much is stem cell therapy only seems to be for celebraties. I only see my nurologist once a year here in the UK that's it very hard to get help these days since bloody covid
The fundamental issue when it comes to the 1st amendment is people's lack of understanding of how it works. Contrary to popular belief it is NOT say anything you want consequence free. Its primary function is to protect you from governmental persecution. It absolutely does not protect you from private and personal consequences for things you say online.
The distinction I've made there is Free Speech vs Open Speech. Those who adhere to the latter often believe that anyone can say anything, consequence free, and without vetting.
Appreciate the conversation around guns and the 2nd Amendment. Was honestly pretty surprised to hear it coming out of two people in the liberal-dominated entertainment industry in California.
EVERY right you have stops at exactly the point where you are harming others OR infringing upon their rights. That is well established at this point. We acknowledge that for the right to speech, but ignore it for the right to guns. That said, it was AWESOME to hear two people talk about gun rights without being insane about it. Thank you for that. I'd like to add an important bit of information - and before I do I want to say that I am a 30 year retired veteran who believes in MAINTAINING gun rights (with sensible restrictions), now.... The 2nd amendment stopped being legally binding just over 120 years ago. Our right to own guns as written in the 2nd amendment is DEPENDENT upon the necessity of the well regulated militias to the security of a free state. Well, in the Spanish American War, the militias performed HORRIBLY. They were slow, disorganized, and poorly armed. As a result, Congress disbanded the regulated militias and created the National Guard to take their place - equipped and trained commensurate to the standing army. It was at that moment that we no longer had a legally binding right to keep and bear arms as written in the Constitution, because not only were well regulated militias no longer necessary, the NO LONGER EVEN EXISTED. Our right to keep and bear arms now only exists because we choose to ignore the fact that the condition up on which it rests is no longer valid. If we want a Constitutionally binding right to keep and bear arms, and we should, we should be out advocating for a 27th amendment to update the 2nd. That would also give us the opportunity to write an amendment that fits the modern world and is less open to wild extremist interpretation.
Dry soy protein lasts forever even after cooking. It will just dry up and you can re-soak it and eat it again and it doesn't even rot. I have tested that personally lol
If you're inro discussing things apocalyptical, there's a young Dutch paleontologist named Melanie During who can tell you all about the Chicxulub Impact Event that killed off most of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago and her part in assigning a more specific date to it. She'd be a somewhat different guest for you.
Jack rocks ‘ would lov to talk to him ‘ be hours interested stuff to talk bout he’s very open minded. And funny as fk . . And he’s doing his thing great daddy to his girls too .. girls need there daddy’s aways .. 😜💋Jh. 🇬🇧
Jack has had MS longer than Christine Applegate, but look at him compared to poor Christine. It’s almost completely taken over her but he looks normal (in what I’ve seen of this interview anyway) why is that? 🤷♂️
Like he said it's different, like a thumbprint for each person. God bless Christina, she should go to Germany like he did. Our FDA is harming people with everything from thyroid medication and now bladder cancer is the new thing. It's crazy!
Jack turning out to be a normal down to earth guy is a miracle. I don't know how he turned out so well adjusted to life, but he needs to share his secret with the rest of hollywood!
Why is it a miracle?
He was loved
It's no miracle and why the surprise? He was brought up by healthy, loving Parents. The proof is their 3 children!❤
Wasn't he a like a local city cop in podunk Indiana? Lol that's more American apple pie than me 😂
The term normal should only be used to describe a dryer
I loved this podcast. I was diagnosed with MS last year. MS is so scary because it is so different for everyone. Meeting Katee would be a dream come true.
She goes out galaxy con , sign autographs, and pictures
Learning to spell her name correctly would be a great thing to do before that moment occurs. just fyi.
way to be an asshole...@@hansenbee123
Ohhhh, I'm ready. Love Jack. He just always seems so cool and grounded. ❤
Great interview Katee! Big respect to you in allowing Jack to express his point of view on certain topics without shutting him down if you didn't agree. More people in the world need to be willing to listen and hear all sides of things. I also love all of jacks paranormal stuff especially the ones he did with Jason Mews.
I love listening to Jack Osbourne on any platform. I was diagnosed with MS when I was 23. 18 years later I completely understand the frustration he speaks of.
It's great to see and hear from the wide variety of guests that have been on the show! Really speaks to Katee's versatility and likeability. It's gonna be hard to top the Dr. Stewart interview for me, but I look forward to both new episodes every week!
My wife has MS also, for 17 years now. Optic Migraines, drop foot, vertigo, loose grip, some cognitive issues, and a few other things that affect her. It's so true that MS is not the same for everyone. Great episode Katee!! Thanks Jack for talking about your MS journey.
awesome interview you two. I got MS when I was 24 I'm now almost 47 at the beginning I could set my alarm clock every 2 years and when my neurologist was on vacation that I get a flare-up. Now It comes only every 3 or 4 years but thankfully it goes away completely. It really sucks when you wake up and want to walk to the kitchen and just faceplant cause your legs won't move.
My Aunt had MS and was such a Mensch about it. Good luck on your journey. ❤
This podcast is always interesting. I think Katee has a natural talent for talking to people and drawing out interesting stories.
So I met Jack Osbourne at Kentucky Scarefest and he is just a very nice guy, anyways following my trip to Kentucky I signed up for Max and me and my gf watched all his supernatural series - but now we want more - he's really good at it and catches some insane footages. I get a little skeptic if producers are behind it but I'm still enjoying it. We need more of it.
I know very well how he turned out so well .......he has awesome parents who were strict when absolutely necessary. Jack has learned through personal experience. Well done Jack! I've been watching you since you were 15. 😊 love to everyone ❤️
Great episode Katee! This interview felt very natural and organic in its flow. I continue to love how you discuss parenting and the effect it has on us as we transition into that part of our lives, and how it shapes us as we move forward in life. Keep it up lady, and thank you for help myself as a newer parent in the world trying to figure out all of this. Your show really helps me feel normal and understood in a way that just doesn't happen in my own life. Thank you Katee! You make me a better parent and a better partner!
Side note: I would love to hear from some of your male interviews on how they felt support as a man in parenting. I feel like parenting support is dominated by female support (which is GREAT! that is the way it should be) but I can't help but feel like as a man, I get a slap on the back and told to suck things up and "man up". The communication difference alone is heart breaking.
Again, thank you and I love what you are doing here.
I'm 63 and Parent of 2 mid twenties. I love what you wrote and please commend yourself for even asking this question about Parenting. My Father wasn't around very much because that's how the Parenting roles were in the 60's and 70's. Men went to work and did manly things while the Mother did 90 percent of the Parenting. Consequently, I grew up with Father issues and that definitely was revealed in the men I chose in my life. The Father-child relationship is so important. I now have so many questions about my Father and wish we would've had more moments together. You may want to hire a family therapist who specializes in family related issues such as roles. In the meantime please think about saving special time with your child where it's one on one. I promise this will be worthwhile for both. I know you requested Male advice but I'm a former Daughter who missed out.❤
My mom had MS and my best friend had MSA. People who have to live with that, I deeply respect.
I'm looking forward to meeting Jack in July.
👏👏👏👏❤
Katee! You seriously have the best interviews!!
Always so intriguing 🤔
Please do the bunker show with Jack!!
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Well done to Jack. He's turned out to be a level headed, mature, confident and wise guy
Katie you blew my mind when you said that you were scared of flying but starbuck was a awesome pilot so say we all
I would so watch a prepping show with you and Jack. ❤
Live each day as it comes, none of us know what is around the corner.
My wife had her brain and spine removed (after death!) for research into MS.
Some yoga teachers, and the like use skeletons to show movement etc to their classes.
Wow what an surprise seeing Jack Osbourne on the podcast! I have seen him on some other podcast and he didn't even talk about everything he did on this one. It was so cool to see what you two have in common and I loved the idea about remolding the bunkers. You are all the more awesome Katee for having Jack chat with you. I'd loved to see him come back on eventually.
Love Katee's laugh!
❤❤❤❤❤I love the Osbourne family!
This was so much fun. Definitely do the apocalypse bunker thing it would be awesome ❤
Wow, one I totally wouldn’t have expected to see here, can’t wait to watch.
What a nice guy .. and as someone has said , surprisingly normal. Such likable guy. Great interview Love the Osbornes, especially his Mum.
Your show is entertaining, enlightening and loads of fun. Jack and You come across so genuinely authentic, so dam refreshing. Kudos! 😊
Katee,
Good morning! Great conversation with Jack; I bet that was so much fun! Have a great day and take care!
Excellent episode, Katee. This was a pleasant and frictionless discussion with Jack.
Great interview!! Love you both! Amazing Katee that you manage to get Jack to talk about things that he never talks about.
There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
Hahaha I love how Jack is actually much more macabre really than his dad actually ever was!! I also love how this interview just directly jumped into this!!
tuned in cuz i saw your interview with jack on his channel and i’ve always been a fan of yours. then i i see you too have a podcast! 👍🏼subscribed immediately
Really enjoying the podcast and the way you approach some of these topics, and it's making me feel compelled to make a guest recommendation!
You mention authenticity and openness often, and it always makes me think of the same person: a UK music artist named Ren, whose devoted fanbase spans age and demographics globally, and is growing rapidly due to his ability to combine those values with incredible creative vision and entirely unreasonable levels of talent (writer, musician, singer, rapper, music producer, music video director, performer/actor). He strikes me as both very different and entirely on-brand for your podcast, and I think it would make for an unexpected but fantastic interview.
He is a completely independent artist who recently got a #1 UK album (and Billboard top 50) despite being unable to do a single live show to promote it. Considering the adversity he has faced with his physical and mental health, his life story would be a shoe-in for an Oscar if it were committed to screen, and it seems like he's just getting started.
I have a hunch that you would love his work, his message and him as an individual, and as a self-confessed sci-fi geek who references Star Wars and BSG in his music, I'm sure he would get a real kick out of it too. He also comes with a dedicated following who engage positively wherever he goes and a decent chunk of whom usually stick around as subscribers. On the logistics front, he is currently based in Calgary and does seem to make occasional trips down to LA.
I could go on with the sales pitch forever, but instead I would just encourage you to take a look at some of his most-viewed music videos on TH-cam, and his 1M Subscribers video (which gives great insight into who he is), and see if you think I'm on to something!
With all of that said, congratulations on a fascinating and engaging podcast, and I look forward to seeing what's next 👏
katee always gorgeous!
Great interview! So glad that you have had so many different types of guests.
Great interview! As for self defense- for kids and adults , I would always choose Judo. Taught me many life lessons along the way. Prayers and blessings for Jack and Katee.
Brilliant interview. Very informative on so many different levels
I totally agree about the food and hormones. Although, I’m 61 and started menses at 11.
I would definitely watch you two do a bunker show
Id so watch a show with the two of you.
Loved the interview. Keep up the great work Katee!
Such an unexpectedly good conversation.
Another fantastic conversation. Can't wait for the next one!! (Ming Na Weng?)
Personal opinion and I don't know Kelly but the vibe I get is she is very n naive and has been very lucky to have been sheltered to the real world. I think she cares way to much about wat ppl think of her and tries to make everyone think she perfect. I've always loved Kelly and look up to her. She has really glowed up and I'm proud of her. I just used to think she was edgy and a rebel but infact she's very bage person despite her asstetics.
I was diagnosed with 24, in 1996!!!
Love this one! You both should definitely do a pimp my bunker show! Lol
I’d like more info on Germany’s stem cell places! I wonder if doing it could help my Lupus? Autoimmune diseases really take a toll on the body!
Another outstanding interview, Katee! Jack is a really interesting guy, and smart, too! The side trip into the subject of prepping was entertaining. But, bad news! You'll have to find another name for your venture with Jack because National Geographic already took "Doomsday Preppers"! This was a show that ran for a couple of years a while back. But, I'd be interested to see what you and Jack could come up with. Maybe name it "Apocalypse Prep". A prep school course for the end times. LOL! Great podcast, as usual, I look forward to next week. Take care.
Fairies wear boots and you've got to believe me... And i would love a doomsday prepper episode LOL
Hey Katee, Lawrence. Brilliant
great interview
I agree with her and my boy is like Jack
Another great conversation.
another awesome interview Katee 🙂 jack is brilliant and you should def sort out doing a show together
I'd watch the bunker show for sure.
Love you two!!
Brilliant podcast, so fun and interesting I like it 👌 😊❤😊
Great podcast! Enjoyed it! 👏🏼
Great episode, great hostess 😊
All of that "am I my brain" talk made me think of Karl Pilkington. Who would be a hilarious guest.
Jack's a good guy.
1:04:57 it’s illegal to shout FIRE! in a crowded theater when there isn’t a fire. I only mention this to reinforce your point about dangerous speech, not start a fight
Katee,you have reinforced my effort to be a true fan of someone
while disagreeing with them.
I don't agree with Stephen King or
Lady Gaga ,but I still admire their talent. In a small way, you help me be more moderate in my
behavior polictally .
Crazy, I lost vision in my left eye the same exact way...But no stroke or MS. My Optic nerve swelled up and now its permanent.
I was 25/26 when i was diagnosed now 52. Things are getting a bit worse i still work but only 3 days now, i also lost my eyesight at one point how much is stem cell therapy only seems to be for celebraties. I only see my nurologist once a year here in the UK that's it very hard to get help these days since bloody covid
Both mine and my wife's reaction to the 1st 5 minutes: fuck me Jack is looking well. Big ups mate.
You also look well Katee.
The fundamental issue when it comes to the 1st amendment is people's lack of understanding of how it works. Contrary to popular belief it is NOT say anything you want consequence free. Its primary function is to protect you from governmental persecution. It absolutely does not protect you from private and personal consequences for things you say online.
The distinction I've made there is Free Speech vs Open Speech. Those who adhere to the latter often believe that anyone can say anything, consequence free, and without vetting.
And this, ladies and gentlemen, is proof that the Australian accent is essentially halfway between a British and an American one 😄
Love the Aussie accent, my Southern accent was not a problem with them understanding me or them!
*I SENT MY VIBE ONLY FOR HIM TO PUSH ASIDE*LAUGH AND HAV A GOOD ONE*IM DONE* *CATER*
*It just takes its course*
Jack just got interviewed by Bo-Katan - badass!! bring Ozzfest back - get it done!!
I would watch your bunker show😊😊😊
Appreciate the conversation around guns and the 2nd Amendment. Was honestly pretty surprised to hear it coming out of two people in the liberal-dominated entertainment industry in California.
I think we stopped having common sense when they started saying men could have periods.
EVERY right you have stops at exactly the point where you are harming others OR infringing upon their rights. That is well established at this point. We acknowledge that for the right to speech, but ignore it for the right to guns.
That said, it was AWESOME to hear two people talk about gun rights without being insane about it. Thank you for that.
I'd like to add an important bit of information - and before I do I want to say that I am a 30 year retired veteran who believes in MAINTAINING gun rights (with sensible restrictions), now....
The 2nd amendment stopped being legally binding just over 120 years ago. Our right to own guns as written in the 2nd amendment is DEPENDENT upon the necessity of the well regulated militias to the security of a free state. Well, in the Spanish American War, the militias performed HORRIBLY. They were slow, disorganized, and poorly armed. As a result, Congress disbanded the regulated militias and created the National Guard to take their place - equipped and trained commensurate to the standing army. It was at that moment that we no longer had a legally binding right to keep and bear arms as written in the Constitution, because not only were well regulated militias no longer necessary, the NO LONGER EVEN EXISTED. Our right to keep and bear arms now only exists because we choose to ignore the fact that the condition up on which it rests is no longer valid.
If we want a Constitutionally binding right to keep and bear arms, and we should, we should be out advocating for a 27th amendment to update the 2nd. That would also give us the opportunity to write an amendment that fits the modern world and is less open to wild extremist interpretation.
Its curious that jack refers lisa as his ex wife instead of her name.
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Katee, why do you believe in ghosts? I'd LOVE to know. Hope you can answer
Still looking for my invite! I’d LOVE to be part of the podcast, let’s talk motorcycles - racing - military - life - parenting - WHATEVER!
I used to have a piano from an old Masonic lodge.
Dry soy protein lasts forever even after cooking. It will just dry up and you can re-soak it and eat it again and it doesn't even rot. I have tested that personally lol
That is so crazy what he said about feeling like he was going to piss himself cause that happens to me
Hoping Harloff gets Jack on for UAP on The Big Thing
Was he not working with rock bands for a while? Back in the ‘, the used, does anyone remember.. 🇬🇧jh
I think you should have showed Jack , your sweet mandalorian Moves with the dark Saber. . . .😂 jk great interview. 😊😊
You should watch the movie Blast From The Past about being in a bunker for 35 years waiting for the air to clear
How far in advance are these interviews recorded?
How many times does Katie say "we talked about this"... 😂
Thank you.
great ep \,,/
Who is Katie Sahhoff?
I'm all in with the doomsday preppers HGTV bunker build show!
If you're inro discussing things apocalyptical, there's a young Dutch paleontologist named Melanie During who can tell you all about the Chicxulub Impact Event that killed off most of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago and her part in assigning a more specific date to it. She'd be a somewhat different guest for you.
When was this recorded?
Probably over the summer because Jack got married in September.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Nobody told me Bo Katan had a podcast 😅
I’ve got CASES of MREs and a few pew pews for the bunker.
Give me a movie where the Osbournes and Starbuck survive an apocalypse together
Prigozhin, the founder of Wagner group, was on that plane.
✈️ 💥 #deliberate
Jack rocks ‘ would lov to talk to him ‘ be hours interested stuff to talk bout he’s very open minded. And funny as fk . . And he’s doing his thing great daddy to his girls too .. girls need there daddy’s aways .. 😜💋Jh. 🇬🇧
Jack has had MS longer than Christine Applegate, but look at him compared to poor Christine. It’s almost completely taken over her but he looks normal (in what I’ve seen of this interview anyway) why is that? 🤷♂️
Like he said it's different, like a thumbprint for each person.
God bless Christina, she should go to Germany like he did.
Our FDA is harming people with everything from thyroid medication and now bladder cancer is the new thing. It's crazy!
Well, Wait; how did Ozzy sing all the lyrics to his songs perfectly but not speak well during interviews?
Middle shmurtz.
looken good Katee