• The Not So “Happy Ending”

  • Oct 31 2022
  • Length: 46 mins
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The Not So “Happy Ending”

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  • In this inaugural episode, Clinton Kelly, Emmy-winning host of ABC’s The Chew and TLC’s iconic What Not to Wear, sits down with two ex-lovers: William, a massage therapist from Queens and Maria, a bartender from Queens. They met at a New Year’s Eve party and dated for eighteen months. Things turned sour in the relationship when William took one of his massages a stroke too far. Each believes the other’s behavior is to blame. Clinton is joined by two esteemed panelists to decide the fate of this couple. Joining him for the inaugural episode is stand-up comedian and host of the podcast “Stuff Island” the hilarious, Tommy Pope and a woman who’s not afraid to speak her mind, she’s associated with some of the top universities in the country and has a PhD in psychology, clinical director, and director of training motherhood center in NYC, Dr. Nicole Van Nortwick. The panelists ask probing questions about very specific instances that precipitated the breakup and scrutinize the failed relationship, secretly vote on who’s to blame—and ultimately, divvy up a $1,000 pot! Whose fault do you think it is? Will you come to the same conclusion as the panel and agree when Clinton utters those illustrious final words, “It’s Your Fault!”  Clinton Kelly Website: www.clintonkelly.com Instagram: @clintonkellyoh Tommy Pope Instagram: @tommyjpope Podcast: Stuff Island  https://achrisoconnor.libsyn.com Twitter: @stuffislandcast Dr. Nicole Van Nortwick Website: www.themotherhoodcenter.com
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