What doesn't kill you, makes for a great episode!

from Am I Famous Yet? Hosted by Vera Mason

On this weeks long awaited episode Vera-Lee relives the trauma of her LAST EVER Bumble date. After the fall of the online dating era she takes matters into her own hands and again is met with extreme regret when she finds herself on a date with a 27 year old non-English speaking virgin. Oh and she briefly touches on self love and acceptance (boring but #growth?). GUESS APPEARANCE AT THE END FROM TIKTOK SINGER @dhasi0

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