The wild Olivia Nuzzi story gets stranger

She’s hot and (seemed to be) talented, but we’ve now learned that Olivia Nuzzi is quite the wild child as well.

We know that all women have at least a little crazy in them. Some of course have a lot. And then there’s Olivia Nuzzi levels of crazy.

Olivia seemed to have it all. She’s hot and glamourous, and she had a killer political media job with The New Yorker that gave her access to the most powerful people in the world.  She got her start and gained notoriety when she was an intern with the Anthony Weiner campaign. Then it all began to unravel when she met crazy RFK Jr. Little did we know that this was just one of many wild relationships she had that could have derailed her career.

We’ve learned a couple of things about Olivia. When she falls in love, she falls in love hard. Sort of like a Stage 5 Clinger type. She also has a thing for older men (which we have no problem with!) and she likes the sugar baby lifetyle (more on that later).

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Trump’s lovefest with Zohran Mamdani at the White House

Yeah, this was weird.

I guess if you think about it, it all comes down to just flattering Trump in person, or at least showing him respect. Give Trump a little love, and this pathetic narcissist will love you back. This photo will become iconic.

It’s also a demonstration of horseshoe theory, where the radicals on both extremes end up agreeing on things.

Sydney Sweeney looks spectacular on the red carpet

Are Sydney Sweeney’s boobs getting even bigger? She looked quite spectacular on the red carpet for the Variety Power of Women event, sporting a glittery dress that had a sheer element to it, showing off Sydney’s amazing curves. Wow. Check out the screen shot below, and this full-body photo might be the best and most revealing one we’ve seen.

She’s pretty much the biggest sex symbol in Hollywood now and she also happens to be an amazing actress who isn’t afraid to take on challenging roles.

Sydney Sweeney Screenshot

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