Anonymous wrote:Reese is interesting in that she has spun a remarkable prepster/good girl image despite the fact that: she was arrested, her brother was apparently arrested for breaking into a woman's home and groping her (https://nypost.com/2002/10/09/reeses-bro-busted-molested-sleeping-woman-tenn-cops/), her dad was sued for bigamy (https://www.cbsnews.com/news/reese-witherspoons-father-sued-for-bigamy/), and her ex-husband is known to be a sleaze.

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Anonymous wrote:First I’ve seen this video. Omg I can’t stop laughing. What a brat‼️

First time actually watching it as well and I had the opposite reaction. From all the hoopla at the time I expected her to behave far more entitled on the video footage than she actually did and repeatedly play the “do you know who I am” card.. Yes she’s drunk and annoying but mostly just asserting her perceived rights as an an American citizen versus playing the celebrity card and I can envision thousands of no name upper middle class/wealthy DCUM spawn reacting similarly in the situation.. Yes towards the end she makes a couple of (accurate) side comments that this alleged “violation of her rights” will end up making national news due to her name but it’s pretty clear through the majority of the video that she’s focused on her perceived rights as an American citizen versus demanding special treatment.

+1. First time seeing it, too.

I mean, she repeatedly said "this is going to make national news" which is basically the same thing as saying "do you know who I am?"

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Anonymous wrote:First I’ve seen this video. Omg I can’t stop laughing. What a brat‼️

First time actually watching it as well and I had the opposite reaction. From all the hoopla at the time I expected her to behave far more entitled on the video footage than she actually did and repeatedly play the “do you know who I am” card.. Yes she’s drunk and annoying but mostly just asserting her perceived rights as an an American citizen versus playing the celebrity card and I can envision thousands of no name upper middle class/wealthy DCUM spawn reacting similarly in the situation.. Yes towards the end she makes a couple of (accurate) side comments that this alleged “violation of her rights” will end up making national news due to her name but it’s pretty clear through the majority of the video that she’s focused on her perceived rights as an American citizen versus demanding special treatment.

+1. First time seeing it, too.

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Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

Where do you get that she is successful influencer ? And stop acting as if you've actually seen a copy of a check sent to her, if any at all.

Damn you’re such a hater. Her nepo baby cute daughter (and the oldest son, to a lesser degree) are making money being influencers. This is an undisputed fact.

How old are you ? You sound like a bored teenager who likes to engage in buffoonery just for the fun of it . You claim something to be an undisputed fact and yet provide nothing that remotely validates your argument.

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Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

Where do you get that she is successful influencer ? And stop acting as if you've actually seen a copy of a check sent to her, if any at all.

Damn you’re such a hater. Her nepo baby cute daughter (and the oldest son, to a lesser degree) are making money being influencers. This is an undisputed fact.

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Anonymous wrote:Once again, don't believe all the media hype and "happy" pictures and "loving comments" posted by and about famous people. It doesn't mean they're living perfect lives filled with love, money, beautiful children, exciting careers, etc. They MAY be, but not necessarily.

I never thought that about her. It was a second marriage, she is type A workaholic and he isn’t, her son had issues and graduated from a virtual high school, and her daughter dropped out of college as an upperclassman.

Her daughter is a successful influencer. And I don’t think Berkeley offers many online courses (anymore). You’d probably struggle to stay in Berkeley and motivated to take classes too if you had companies sending you massive checks and flying you everywhere.

Where do you get that she is successful influencer ? And stop acting as if you've actually seen a copy of a check sent to her, if any at all.

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Anonymous wrote:Is Reese dating Laura Dern?

No, she’s dating Ashton Kutcher.

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Anonymous wrote:First I’ve seen this video. Omg I can’t stop laughing. What a brat‼️

First time actually watching it as well and I had the opposite reaction. From all the hoopla at the time I expected her to behave far more entitled on the video footage than she actually did and repeatedly play the “do you know who I am” card.. Yes she’s drunk and annoying but mostly just asserting her perceived rights as an an American citizen versus playing the celebrity card and I can envision thousands of no name upper middle class/wealthy DCUM spawn reacting similarly in the situation.. Yes towards the end she makes a couple of (accurate) side comments that this alleged “violation of her rights” will end up making national news due to her name but it’s pretty clear through the majority of the video that she’s focused on her perceived rights as an American citizen versus demanding special treatment.