Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald

There's this book coming out.

The biggest scoop is the identity of the racist royal accidentally revealed in the Dutch edition of the bombshell book and sales abruptly halted.

I wonder what Archie's skin color will be like, which is what Meghan Markle said to Oprah and made them go we have to leave and set the world on fire like we hate the royals.

Pre-orders for the book is baddecisionsbook.com and you can get on the mailing list and hopefully that's coming pretty soon.

My last book was called 'The Deal' and Harper Collins published it. And it is just essentially it teaches you how to negotiate in any field.

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He talked about it in his book that he used ketamine in rehab to get over his physical pain and things like that.

It Ends with Us, okay, if you don't wanna know but I think you should because it's based on a book, is about this woman, it's her life, about how her mom was a victim of domestic violence and then she went and met this guy and got married and had a daughter and she went back and forth with him a few times and finally was like, It Ends with Us, meaning it ends with myself and this daughter, goodbye, she left him and the whole thing was ending the cycle of domestic violence.

And so the controversy is, it's kind of like when Olivia Wilde was doing her movie where she directed it and had a part in it which was, don't worry about it darling. They weren't all together with the press so people are like what is the deal with this? And they believe that it's because these commercials and everything are more rom-com or romantic because the goal is to sell the tickets and they're not really sharing in the trailer what the movie is really about which is the important lesson.

And he goes but I believe when I chose to jump on this project that this could actually, having people see this movie it could actually really make a difference all around for the future of people that suffer from this.

And so he I guess is upset of the way the movie's been cut and portrayed and promoted and like I said, I had no idea that when I heard It Ends with Us and I saw Blake Lively in her dress that was originally worn by Britney Spears and there's flowers on the red carpet and I really did, I just thought it was like a really, and I was like this doesn't even look juicy from the trailer.

So it's all Nicholas Sparks hats and just like sitting on a beach with the sea willows.

Speaking of popping cherries, I'm reading Paris's book.

She does say something kind of profound in it.

She has this teacher which it's interesting because you know this she has a teacher in eighth grade Paris who is the cutest guy at the school and she's at an she's at a Catholic school in LA

They should they should be like the security guards at a museum. They're there to protect the art No one should touch the girl with the pearl but they shouldn't enjoy the art either like that, you know

I remember how scary that movie was, just because it's not shocking scary, but terrifying.

That scene where they broke James Caan's ankles, oh my God.

I was reading her latest book.

I started to read some of it.

And she said how she wanted to take dance lessons and all this stuff, but her mom was an immigrant and she didn't drive. She didn't know how to get her.

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Well now he's done it for The Apprentice. The book is apprentice and Wonderland and you guys are gonna love it. It's very juicy and very interesting.

Well, it was such a fun book all day And if you haven't read that one go get it because you guys will love it It's just so what made you you also are, you know, right for variety and many other you know outlets what made you decide to kind of tackle the apprentice?

So you and I are both huge apprentice fans We love the show and when I was in my 20s, I actually was covering the show at Newsweek

But also how entertaining it was. It's a really good reality show Well, I'm like you, you know with the age of my kids this was one of the shows that one of the first shows that we could kind of watch like as a family and like that and Shark Tank or like our favorite shows and

So one of the revelations of my book that I learned in reporting the book was that when Donald Trump ran for president, he actually wanted Ivanka to replace him and he wanted Ivanka to run the boardroom and he wanted Eric and Don jr to be the judges sitting by her side and NBC thought the show needed to go in a different direction

Well, according to 50 Shades of Grey, when you sign the BDSM recording mat, you do get paid. Even if you do are forced to make love, as one would call it in a BDSM, to the person. So even if they are-- Even though you're like, they're slave. Right, you do-- This slave gets paid.

She was a writer and she'd written a book very similar to Gone Girl where the woman fakes her own missing and everything to get a cheating husband back played by Ben Affleck.

If they really want to know exactly who they were in my life, they can buy my book, My Life With The Big Boys.

My real life is much more exciting than the Real Housewives of New Jersey.

That's what I went through. It's in the book.

Listen, in my book. My mother's second husband, who really raised me since from two to about 10 or 11, and then I stayed close with him until I got married to my husband.

And I can't believe myself that I did all these things. Like, I just can't believe that I survived all of it kind of changed.

He was on previously when we talked about his book Ladies Who Punch which was all the behind-the-scenes Juicy stories about the view.

My daughter said, oh, I have the title of my book. My stepmom was JLo.

So it's, it is, I had a, I had a dinner with Sia Niu right when I started putting it together. And essentially it's, it's, it's my story of my time in the homicide unit.

So I quadrupled down on all the personal musings. So this is very much like interpersonal from my perspective.

And I, I think it'll be interesting. Hopefully it'll be educational.

I do a whole chapter on that in the book.

I'm in negotiations right now. They're probably going to get mad at me for saying this. I, so let's get another book out of them.

And there's this fascinating book written in by a German psychiatrist, um, kind of a contemporary of Freud trying to figure out what makes serial killers tick.