EPISODE · Jan 27, 2023 · 1H 2M
Wow! What a Difference
from Imperfect Strangers · host Imperfect Strangers
Melissa might finally understand Amanda’s fitness thing because she is now a member of @OrangeTheory. Is this real life? Melissa also discovers the riveting new show #TheTraitorsUS and that Amanda is also an Alan Cumming fan. Plus, an update on Melissa’s journey with hot yoga. WOW! What a difference, indeed.
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