We’ve both been involved in the entertainment industry now for over 15 years, and one thing that we both have in common is that our circle of “famous” friends remains relatively small. This week we’re spilling all the tea about why we don’t really have that many famous friends despite being involved in the Hollywood scene over the years. It’s a bit of a weird - push and pull - dynamic, and we explain exactly what we mean by that with some personal examples in this weeks episode.    Produced by <a href= "http://www.dearmedia.com/">Dear Media</a>

We’ve both been involved in the entertainment industry now for over 15 years, and one thing that we both have in common is that our circle of “famous” friends remains relatively small. This week we’re spilling all the tea about why we don’t really have that many famous friends despite being involved in the Hollywood scene over the years. It’s a bit of a weird - push and pull - dynamic, and we explain exactly what we mean by that with some personal examples in this weeks episode. Produced by Dear Media

We’ve both been involved in the entertainment industry now for over 15 years, and one thing that we both have in common is that our circle of “famous” friends remains relatively small. This week we’re spilling all the tea about why we don’t really have that many famous friends despite being involved in the Hollywood scene over the years. It’s a bit of a weird - push and pull - dynamic, and we explain exactly what we mean by that with some personal examples in this weeks episode.&nbsp; &nbsp; Produced by <a href="http://www.dearmedia.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Dear Media</a>

Why We Don’t Have Famous Friends

Hosts Shenae and Annalynne, met in the most famous zip code in the world. They spent 5 years and countless hours acting together on teen drama, 90210 and just as many navigating personal drama behind-the-scenes. After nearly a decade apart, they’re back, more fired up than ever and ready to unzip all that baggage as they reunite to tackle poignant conversations covering everything from pop culture to mental health, social issues to parenting and more. After spending a lifetime in the public eye being told what to say and do, these two are ready to let it all hang out.

While Shenae and AnnaLynne’s outspoken personalities have clashed over the years, they have an unbreakable bond and they’re inviting you into their friendship every week. They wear their hearts on their sleeve, are curious as hell and you best believe they are bold enough to ask questions and challenge norms that society often accepts at face value.

Get that bleeper button ready, sound guy. These two are uncensored and they’ve got a whole lot to say!

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Hosts Shenae and Annalynne, met in the most famous zip code in the world. They spent 5 years and countless hours acting together on teen drama, 90210 and just as many navigating personal drama behind-the-scenes. After nearly a decade apart, they’re back, more fired up than ever and ready to unzip all that baggage as they reunite to tackle poignant conversations covering everything from pop culture to mental health, social issues to parenting and more. After spending a lifetime in the public eye being told what to say and do, these two are ready to let it all hang out. While Shenae and AnnaLynne’s outspoken personalities have clashed over the years, they have an unbreakable bond and they’re inviting you into their friendship every week. They wear their hearts on their sleeve, are curious as hell and you best believe they are bold enough to ask questions and challenge norms that society often accepts at face value. Get that bleeper button ready, sound guy. These two are uncensored and they’ve got a whole lot to say!

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