smth i’ve noticed about annabelle’s most recent interviews is that (on top of the word salad) she seems to be struggling to figure out what to say.. which is interesting considering there’s a clear narrative she/her team wants to push about the movie and the baby.. you’d think
@spiderblue21 increased visibility but she’s still so irrelevant/unknown 😶🌫️ i suppose i can’t complain though because it means more critiquing by me..!
@MariaESegura7 right? but then you’d expect her team to give the press a list of items they are (and aren’t) allowed to talk about.. but lmao i guess she can’t afford to do that since she’s alr made this whole pregnancy and birth into a big yet “private” thing via tmz leaks and pap walks smh
@buckydebs NO WAY?????? no practical doctor would have done surgery on her when pregnant but also she couldn’t have gotten a boob job post partum either soooooooooooo hm hm hmmm
i’m lazy to find and attach the video but in that one set of interviews where she answered q’s about the zombie apocalypse, specifically the one clip where she talked about motherhood, even the editor of the vid must’ve been fed up with her filler words bc they cut those clips to
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