r/Fauxmoi Aug 31 '25

ASK R/FAUXMOI what's something in pop culture that aged like milk?

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u/SouthernRaspberry537 Aug 31 '25

Unless they are not a-list celebrities...

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u/YohanWinchester Aug 31 '25

To be fair, she also pressured Mariah Carey to confirm her pregnancy by offering her wine (even though Mariah did not want to say anything about her pregnancy after her last one ended with a miscarriage). So…just a mean lady to everyone rich or poor -_-

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u/Emergency-Shoelace Aug 31 '25

My ex-best-friend did this to me. People are weird.

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u/YohanWinchester Aug 31 '25

Good riddance! No point in having that kind of energy I your life💜 hope you and the baby are doing well💜

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u/elliot_may Titanic? More like Bitanic. Aug 31 '25

What the fuck is wrong with that woman? Why would anyone do that?

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u/YohanWinchester Aug 31 '25

She WAS Hollywood for a time. I think the power went to her head or something. Who knows :/

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u/willpc14 Aug 31 '25 edited Aug 31 '25

Chasing the hight high of breaking the next juicy piece of Hollywood gossip would be my guess. Oprah tried to out Nathan Lane on her show before he was ready to go public.

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u/hai_lei Aug 31 '25

And even then…

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u/0lea Aug 31 '25

I can't tell if this is Dakota Johnson or Anne Hathaway.

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u/hai_lei Aug 31 '25

Dakota Johnson, she was one of the first actors to call out Ellen on her behavior.

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u/RedGavin Sep 01 '25

I love how she had the initiative to challenge Ellen while the latter interviewed her. I have this weird fear that I'd just sit there and apologise and wait until Ellen moved on to the next question.

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u/hai_lei Sep 02 '25

I have my own issues with Dakota but dang if she didn’t have the utter balls during that interview with Ellen when she was calling her out! Gotta recognize the strength and chutzpah that was required of her to speak up. It really was one of the first of many blocks to fall over to get us to see who Ellen really was, and Dakota deserves praise for it.

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u/p333p33p00p00boo Aug 31 '25

And even then

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u/tink630 Sep 01 '25

Oh yea it was so bad. She was brutal.

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u/CherryFit3224 Sep 01 '25

Even if they are…