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Cheryl Hines shares her experience with improv, stating, "When I started learning how to improvise at the Groundlings, they said, clear your mind. Don't think of anything until you hear what that person next to you says. It's a hard adjustment."

Sage Steele reflected on the pressure of maintaining her appearance in the media industry. She shared her decision to stop using Botox, emphasizing the importance of being authentic and setting a positive example for her daughters amid societal pressures.

Richie reflects on the impact of fame on personal interactions and the necessity of adapting to a public life.

The political environment seems to reward individuals who can navigate scandals and maintain their positions despite questionable personal behavior. This raises concerns about the type of personalities that thrive in politics and the potential impact on governance.

Richie reflects on the impact of fame on personal life, noting the challenges of maintaining privacy and normalcy.

Cheryl Hines talks about the unpredictability of her career, mentioning, "Curb Your Enthusiasm was not like most shows. Most shows would do a season a year, but for Curb, there was no rhyme or reason to the timing of it."

Cheryl Hines reflects on the transition from Hollywood to politics, saying, "When Bobby got into politics, it was a different world. At first, I was kind of taking it all on, like, 'That's so hard. I can't believe they said that.' And then now, I'm like you, I realize, oh, it's part of the game."

Cheryl Hines on her husband's political journey: "Bobby was questioning the vaccine safety. People were so passionate about it. It was volatile. But I loved his supporters because there were Republicans, Independents, and Democrats coming together."