Matt Mathews Crashes the Show in LA! | Book Tour Live

On this special stop of the Stripped Down Book Tour, Bunnie Xo celebrates becoming a New York Times bestselling author after selling over 200,000 books in a single week. From her days in Las Vegas to building a life, career, and sold-out tour in Nashville, Bunnie opens up about the journey that changed everything.The night is packed with unforgettable moments, surprise guests, comedy, live music, and raw conversations. Wiz Khalifa hits the stage to talk about music, fatherhood, fame, and his love for weed, while also delivering an epic performance. Bert Kreischer brings the chaos and honesty, sharing stories about his Netflix success, personal struggles, and life behind the scenes. Jelly Roll closes out the night with an emotional tribute to Bunnie’s bravery, vulnerability, and the impact of sharing her story with the world.Blending music, comedy, spoken word, and deeply personal moments, this stop of the Stripped Down tour is a powerful reminder that healing, resilience, and authenticity can change lives.Watch Full Episodes & More: YouTubeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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