No Whine Left Behind
"No Whine Left Behind" is the podcast that serves up a blend of real talk while sipping cocktails. Join your hosts Celia and Alex as we dive into life’s ups and downs, share wild stories we’ve read, and chat about the everyday family drama we all know too well.
No Whine Left Behind
S3 E5 Gaga’s Secret
*Is the music industry as glamorous as it seems?* Think again. This week on *No Wine Left Behind*, we’re exposing some dark secrets and wild rumors about your favorite celebs.
We’re kicking off with the **Best New Artist** who’s blowing up after slaying the VMAs and Lollapalooza stages. Then, it’s all about *Lady Gaga*—is there more to her being *Elton John’s sons' godmother* than meets the eye?
And wait till you hear about **Bruno Mars’** latest track (Celia's obsessed). But we're also diving into some unsettling tea about *P. Diddy and Jamie Foxx*—you won’t believe what’s going down.
But after a quick wine top-off, things get even crazier! Ever wonder why some people are drawn to *inmates*? We're talking the **Menendez brothers** and the viral glow-up of "Prison Bae" Jeremy Meeks. Is it love, or something darker? And should society give ex-prisoners a second chance? Let's debate!
Pour yourself a glass and buckle up for a mix of juicy gossip and lighthearted banter that’s guaranteed to keep you hooked. Grab your headphones, your drank, and tune in! #NoWineLeftBehind #CelebrityGossip #PrisonBae #LadyGaga #TrueCrime #PodcastLife
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Welcome to the no Wine Left Behind podcast, where we truly leave no wine behind. I'm Alex and I'm Celia. We are here in the studio together, sharing ups and downs, frustrations and funny moments of our daily adventures. So grab your favorite glass, join us as we raise our voices. Together, we'll dive into the drama of life as we see it.
Speaker 1:H-o-t-t-o-g-o. I don't know what that is. You can take me hot to go, chaperone. I don't know what that is. Oh, my god, she's so good. I'm so late to the party, but she's so good. Okay, well, you'll have to, like, introduce me.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so she won best new artist at the VMAs a couple weeks ago and then, like, you start to see her on TikTok and all the things, and she recently performed at Lollapalooza in Chicago. Okay, and obviously, like it's just massive crowd, whatever to be expected. The massive crowd was singing her songs. Oh, wow, and that's how I know I'm late, because I only know two and she has like so many. Okay, figure out who she is. H-o-t-t-o-g-o. I'm still learning.
Speaker 1:Clearly, clearly, I didn't come here for your bullshit today'am. That's not why we're here. Okay, okay, why are we here? Just kidding? What's going on Besides that? Love it, just shout for it. I'm singing in my car Cool, h-o-d-d-o-d-o.
Speaker 1:I feel like we're going to start and end with that, just saying, yeah, probably it's a good, yeah, good, assumption. What are you singing these days? Um, nothing, oh, come on. No, really. Um, oh, I like the new bruno ma song. Oh, I don't like that one. I love it. Yes, love it.
Speaker 1:And why did you just say gaga? Because that's how I say her name. Oh, okay, that's weird. She's fucking weird. She's so weird. She's weird, but she's cool. She's she's. You know what I mean? Like, she's like literally good in everything she does. Yeah, so I know that's why she's weird. That's probably her weirdness is what, yeah, carries her and makes her so weird. Great, I guess, I don't know. That's what I meant.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, she's related to another famous person, I just can't remember who. Yeah, I didn't know that. Like, um, god, god, she's related. Is she related to God? No, no, no, no, god, child, let's go.
Speaker 1:Oh, elton John, I think, maybe God, I think Elton John. No, I don't know, I'm not sure. I'm pretty sure she's related to I'm going to say, elton John's, her godfather. Okay, all right, we'll fact check this for the next episode. All right, I'm going to say that, but I know it's someone famous that she's either godchild to yeah, or like uncle, and I believe it's a male person.
Speaker 1:I've heard this a bunch of times. I don't know why. It's like I wouldn't doubt it. I feel like everyone who is like super uber successful is related to someone. Nepotism is real and, yeah, six degrees of separation and all that so, so, so, like miley's related to dolly parton, or that's her god child. Yeah, yeah, that's her god mom. Okay, so it's always something, except me, elton john. Am I right about elton john's? The other way around, lady, lady gaga is the god mother to elton john's two sons. Oh, go on. Wow, see, I knew that was a connection to elton john somehow. See, she's the godmother to his two sons.
Speaker 1:I wasn't sure where it was gonna go, because I heard how cool is that, though? Lady gaga killed her roommate and Lady Gaga's really not Lady Gaga. She's like somebody else. That's fine, we'll talk about it another time. I don't want to burst your bubble. You look so sad right now. No, I'm more confused than anything, definitely not in shock. This is confusion, you're seeing. That's like everyone, right, I feel like every celebrity there's always like a rumor to like a dark side about them, hmm, whatever, yeah, that well, I mean, look at diddy, well, hello, that dark side was real and it's getting.
Speaker 1:Well, there were a lot of rumors, a lot of rumors, and today I was um doing some research for the podcast and I saw like they had posted old interviews from like in 1999 and in 2001 or whatever. Yeah, um, about him talking about these parties, talking about how people weren't accepting of them and people always were trying to shut them down and always trying to come after him about them and literally said one day I'm going to be arrested, everything I'm telling you, like. Why would you say that? Like, what were you doing back then where you had to say one day I'm going to be arrested? Well, it just goes to show how long he's felt that invincible, for To say I'm going to be arrested and 20 years go by and he not get arrested just goes to show where he was at at that point in time.
Speaker 1:They're also saying a lot of things about again. I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but they're saying a lot of bad things about again. I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but they're saying a lot of bad things about your boy, jamie foxx, do you want to know what they're saying? No, you know why. I'm gonna tell you anyways. You know why I don't really care for him anymore, and well, good, so then maybe this will like seal the deal.
Speaker 1:Well, here's my thing with him. This motherfucker had a fucking medical incident. We still don't know what happened to him. Like every other celebrity had a medical incident. They either died or they recovered and talked about it. Why aren't you talking about your medical like what the fuck?
Speaker 1:And this went on for like a long time, to the point where Nick Cannon had to fill in for him because he couldn't even do his show. So, like, what was going on and why is it so secret? Well, because it was something probably super embarrassing, right, but I want to know. Or like super inappropriate. There was probably like a prostitute involved and it's really annoying. But imagine he's been able to keep this secret this whole time. Like whoa, yeah, good, that's the only thing I I give him kudos for, because usually you're famous in the spotlight, of course, and eventually there's no secrets. Eventually comes up, yeah, and his may come out at some point, of course, but by then I'm not gonna care. Yeah, it's already that point. I don't care. Yeah, and that's why jamie fox, to me, is just like.
Speaker 1:I feel like that medical situation had to have been between him and just one other person and then they were able to, like, clean it up, sweep it under the rug. Oh my god, oh yeah, yeah, somehow he was impacted to the point where, like, he had to go away for a little while and whatever, but, oh god, he was at the freak offs. Oh, he was having his own freak offs. Apparently, when he was really big and had his own show, the jamie foxx show, he would invite people to his house and they would play naked basketball. Oh, oh my god.
Speaker 1:I mean listen, I know you're not about to rationalize what men do. No, no, no, no, no, I'm not. What I'm saying is if they were all consenting adults and they all wanted to do this. Everybody is listen, every person on this planet has their own little freaky, freak. Okay, everyone, I don't care who you are, everyone has some weird shit that they partake in. That makes that they enjoy, and that's fine to each his own. I'm not judging anybody. So, but if all these people went to his house and played naked basketball and they all wanted to play naked basketball. Then they're that's their freaky thing. And they thought, hey, okay, let's do it as long as they were all consenting adults and they were all like willing participants and nobody was being forced or drugged or whatever. Yeah, I don't have a problem with that. It's weird. Absolutely I wouldn't do it. But hey, if that's your freak, then that's your freak. Fucking pile more power to you. You know Whatever. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1:You know you hear nurses and the stories that they tell about people coming into the emergency room. Weird shit. Yes, everybody has their little what do you call it? Their little kinks, kinks, exactly. Yeah, and I guess, like I said, as long as you're, you're um, saying, sure, why not, and I love this and this is great and I'm happy, you leave happy and you're. Then, hey, it is what it is key, that's it. It's fucking weird what these fucking people do like. All the stories are like coming out some weird fucking shit.
Speaker 1:I was just having this conversation, literally on the way here, just having this conversation, because I'm watching the new, uh, menendez brothers. Oh, you are watching it, okay, yes, so I decided to start, despite my better judgment. And rich people do weird shit. Yes, like, yes, go take a weird vacation. Yes, yes, go buy something weird. Yes, why are you putting like cassette tapes up your butthole? I know Like no what I know. It's strange that I'm telling you right now that documentary. I kind of wish I didn't watch it. So, yeah, I'm just, I'm just, I'm very torn about it.
Speaker 1:Yes, and I think why we're so torn also is because the parents have obviously passed and we're only getting one side to the story. Exactly what I want to know, like how much of it is real, what exactly is real? What is the extent of it? No one will ever know, because it was always just the four of them in that house, holy shit. So no one will ever know the truth, why these two decided to kill their parents Crazy, literally, so horrifically, like premeditated, you know. And they were adults. Yes, at that point, get the fuck out Right, move away. Exactly. And I was thinking the same thing, like why are you still living? You're rich, right, you must have money. I'm sure your parents give you money. Go get an apartment, right. So weird. Maybe you should have stayed at Princeton and dormed there, right, what the hell? Yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Like a lot of it is like kind of crazy to me. The whole like father, brother, brother, brother, like so weird I, I couldn't even wrap my head around that. So I cannot even wrap my head around that. And then again you just have to wonder, like, was it true? And then you feel bad for them and you're like are they lying? You don't feel bad for them because, like it's like they waited till they were like literally almost being convicted, yeah, to come out with all this, like why didn't they come out with this right from the start? Yeah, this is why we did this, this is what was happening to us. No, they kept. They kept it quiet between them. Then finally, right before they were ready to go to jail and get a, yeah, but you know what really, really, really really is like mind-boggling to the lawyer these two fucking guys are married. Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, fucking weird. I had no idea, fucking weird.
Speaker 1:I watched the documentary. So I started. You know, you know you watch a documentary. You stop fucking Googling shit. You go down the rabbit hole. Google, google, my People magazine. These two fuckers are married. One's been married twice, I was going to say, wasn't one married divorced, married again? Yeah, like. But and I read about these women because now I'm like I got to know what type of woman like what is happening. I'm like I got to know what type of woman are you like what is happening.
Speaker 1:One woman, um, just was so intrigued by him and the whole situation that she just started writing him letters. Um, and then eventually they, she, she went to visit him and then they got. They got married. Um, no, they got married the day he was convicted, oh my God, in front of his lawyer and somebody else, the three it was one of the brothers, the lawyer and another person. They got married the day he was convicted. They said I don't know if the article, but it said like a Twinkie was their wedding cake, oh my God. They said I don't know if the article is basically like a twinkie was their wedding cake, oh my god. But she had been, like they had been pen pals, like in in pen pals, so weird, yeah, yeah. So that lasted like two years, I think she, like they never like were able to touch a kiss or anything like that. Um, no, conjugal visits allowed because it was a federal crime, sure, right? So they ended up getting divorced.
Speaker 1:He marries a woman that not too long after he marries a woman that he knew previous to all this, that he had known for a long time, like before jail and shit. Before jail, what? Yeah? So now he's married to this woman who uprooted her life and her kid, moved closer to where the prison is so that she can go and visit him every single week and they talk to each other almost daily. That's so crazy. They haven't seen each other in forever except before they married. They hadn't seen each other in forever except like before they before, like they met. They hadn't seen each other in probably 10 years or more. But he knew her in a previous life, so they're still together. She still sees him regularly.
Speaker 1:The other brother, his the woman, is it the toupee brother or the real hair brother? I'm not sure, doubashit, I get them all. I get them confused. I don. Is the woman? Is it the toupee brother or the real hair brother? I'm not sure. Do you pay shit? Like get them all. I get them confused. I don't know who's who. The two papers, one's bald. Now one still has hair.
Speaker 1:Have you seen the netflix? I did series, not the documentary. The series, no, okay. So in the series, I just saw the documentary that just came out, spoiler alert. There's like and again, this was like early 90s, late 80s, whatever because he was losing in his hair and he had a toupee. It wasn't just like like tape and glue, but I mean it was tape and glue plus he had like I don't even know how to fucking describe it like screws, oh, no, no. And the toupee fucking secured into the. No, no, listen, no, watch the series. It's dramatized, it's crazy.
Speaker 1:But yeah, like I said, the other brother's married. So his wife was very intrigued by the whole trial and the whole case. She followed the whole thing. She was married. She was married no way. She had a teenage daughter from a previous relationship and a been a few month old child from her marriage. Right, she asked her husband permission to write a letter to eric I believe it's eric, okay, she asked her husband to write a letter to him because she was just so fascinated and just needed to know more and she just wanted to get in his mind. So her husband's like, yeah, sure, go ahead. Of course he thinks he's in jail. They became pen pals.
Speaker 1:She finds out, according to the article I read, finds out that her husband was sexually assaulting her 15 year old daughter, which brought her and Eric closer together. Fuck off, yeah, so she, so he was, he was she called the police, did all that stuff. Oh my God, he was arrested. He committed suicide two days later. So then she ended up moving all her stuff, moving all her stuff and, um, moving closer also to the prison so that she can see him regularly. And they're still together. They're still never touched, never kissed, never nothing. Just talk on the phone, write each other letters and they get to visit. So weird. But like, why, yeah, like why there's so many men out there.
Speaker 1:Why are you married to someone that's in prison for the rest of their life? I get it wrong with you. Listen, depending on the crime, I know where he's at, I know what he's doing Now, I know where to find him. No, there is like a little bit of security involved in that type of circumstance. Sorry, I think that is I. Just it's outrageous to me. I'm not like no, yeah, it's like prison wives. There's a whole like lifetime fucking show about it. No, I've never seen it, I didn't know anything about it. I would never, ever, ever marry someone that's in prison for the rest of their life. That I can't. People do it all the time, but why? I mean, I think they suffer from mental health issues. I think it's a mental health thing, probably, but it's weird. I'm sorry To each his own. I'm not judging you If you are married or involved or love someone in the clink.
Speaker 1:Good for you, man, because I couldn't do it You're a better fucking woman than I am but it's like the perfect kind of circumstance because, like you have a husband, but then like you get to just like live on your own. It's like me, right, like me right now, like I get to live on my own, I'm doing whatever I want, and then then you gotta go put money in his canteen every week, of course, because that's my husband out of here. Girl, you're crazy. I think you got something going on up there.
Speaker 1:If you think this is normal, no way, okay, I don't think it's normal. But I don't think it's the worst type of relationship. I think it. I think it's up top, top two, top three. Yeah, it's up right up there with being in an abusive relationship. I mean, that's, it's crazy. There is a big difference. No, no, because what, if, what, if, what if he's cheating on you in jail? Hello, guys, do that. That has nothing to do with me because he's in jail. I'm home, what is like, but he's not being faithful to you and he's your husband. Maybe that's not what I care about, though. Yeah, get out of here next next, moving on now.
Speaker 1:I will never understand it. I will never be able to wrap my head around it. These women are not ugly women. I seen that picture. They look like they're normal. Yeah, you know, I just don't get it. Yeah, like I don't understand they have. They just have that emotional connection, like, oh great, I'm on the hunt.
Speaker 1:Okay, anyone is listening if anyone is watching, like a murderer, if you are married to someone in prison, we want to talk to you. No, no, we don't. I'm sorry, I apologize. I don't want to talk to you because I think you're crazy. No, no, well, reach out to me. I want to talk to you. She can do a private interview with you. I'm all for it. I want no part of that craziness. Listen, I got my own kind of crazy. I don't need to be. No, I don't. I, I know it's nuts. It's nuts, I mean, I'm intrigued. I will learn more, just like you know what's even really crazy.
Speaker 1:The, the female or the, not so much the male, because male prison guards are just trash, yeah. But the female prison guards usually have a little bit more common sense. Mm-hmm, why do some of them get involved with prisoners? Why, like what, what are you doing? Like you have nothing going on in your life that like you have to be involved with this man that's in jail, like. But you have to understand at a certain point that just becomes your life and it's very and you're just in this world, in your silo, and you don't know any better and you get caught up in it. And again, these are fucking criminals. This is what they do. They're narcissists, they're manipulative.
Speaker 1:So, but for me, it's like I need to know. Like you're here in the present, I can feel you, touch you, I can spend time with you, I can enjoy dinners with you, you, you can contribute to my life, I can contribute to your life. If you're in prison, you're fucking useless to me, like you, not? True? It's nothing. They're emotionally available. No shit, that's not enough for me. Okay, I'm just saying that is not enough for me. Well, for some people, that's all they want, and I think it's. They just want someone to be there. I think it's. I, I just think it's like ugh, like you're in prison, like you're ugh, you're trash brother. Oh sorry, like, no, like.
Speaker 1:There's nothing attractive about men in prison. They, they. I've seen people and they listen. There's nothing attractive about men in prison. I've seen people, listen. There's nothing attractive about men in prison. But some of the men in prison are fucking attractive. Just let's be distinct there.
Speaker 1:Do you remember Prison Bay who married the billionaire's daughter, the man who owns who are you talking about? Oh, my God, jeremy, something rather so this is probably like I don't know 10 years ago. So, the guy who owns Zara and a couple of other fashion houses. He has a daughter and through social media, this guy blew up prison bay his mugshot Because he was like tan, but like super, like icy blue eyes. So everyone was like oh, super, like icy blue eyes. So everyone was like, oh, prison bay, like whatever, and he started to like, get booked for like modeling gigs really, and zara being one of them. The fashion house owner's daughter happened to be at the like photo shoot, fell in love again. He had, he was married with children, but they fell in love next thing, you know they're on like her yacht in fucking italy. So was he out of prison at this point or still in prison? Out of prison? Okay, they got married, they had a kid together. Okay, super random guy off a mugshot. So I wouldn't. I wouldn't like if, if they were out of prison, they had a criminal.
Speaker 1:Now we have exceptions to the rule. If you're in prison for life, you got no shot. If you came out of prison and you rehabilitated and you want to contribute to the society, okay, like, talk about it, right, yeah, you gotta be handsome. Handsome, are you saying? Sylvester Stallone is not handsome, not as handsome as he used to be. He got too much work done and he looks a little fucked up. Come on, let's call it what it is. He looks a little fucked up. He really does. I have a hard time. I, like Chelsea King, I have a hard time watching it. It's not the Sylvester Stallone I remember in fucking Rocky Okay, he's not.
Speaker 1:Well, of course, rocky was what In like the fucking 70s? Come on, what about what's a movie he did 10 years ago? He's not. He doesn't even look like that anymore. I don't fucking know. Like he's, he's, like he's, he's, yeah.
Speaker 1:Well, like you said, it's the work. The work was botched and way too much it didn't, but it's like, okay, so, like, so, like you're not aging well and you got really bad, fucking plastic surgery when you could just say, okay, I'm done, let me just fucking hope this shit settles and I can come out looking halfway fucking decent. No, you know what I mean. It's awful, yeah, it's bad, yeah, it's really especially for a guy. It's bad, yeah, yeah. So, yeah, like, if you're rehabilitated and you're contributing to society and like not me, because I'm not looking, but like for anyone who is like, give them a shot.
Speaker 1:But if they're just in the clink for life and they got nothing, go find someone at the grocery store. Oh my god. You want a plumber? You go to the plumbing section. You want an electrician? Go to the electrical aisle. That doesn't work for everyone. You want a carpenter? You go to the carpentry aisle, Find someone.
Speaker 1:Listen, I went to Home Depot for like fucking three years and I didn't find shit. Oh man, you just went like during the week and it was like nobody there. This is weird. Shouldn't people be here buying stuff? I went on saturday, fucking mobbed. I'm like what the fuck? Okay, nobody does uh, construction work monday through friday anymore, like I don't know. I fucking mobbed. I'm like what the fuck? Okay, nobody does construction work Monday through Friday anymore, like I don't know. Oh, my goodness, it wasn't busy, because you know, I'm a. What are we now?
Speaker 1:I'm a preferred member customer of Lowe's. They have fucking status at Lowe's. Yes, they do so. I get like free shit. They send me emails at Lowe's. Yes, they do so. I get like free shit. They send me emails.
Speaker 1:I'm done. I got like three flowers last week. I was like thank you, I'm done, I'm out. Nope, I'm done here. I'm fucking done here. You want to know some fucked up shit? Oh, what?
Speaker 1:So I broke up with my ex in 2024. Okay, every now and again and this is how I know it's him being fucking petty every now and again I'll get a fucking lowes receipt. It's 2024, I know. So I feel like every now and again, he'll put in my email address and not his to get the fucking wait. You said you broke up with him in 2024. Oh, sorry, 2020. Okay, I was confused. I was like wait a minute, it is 2020. No, no, what is your ex? Because you've been single, you almost had me. I was like whoop, did I miss something? Did we skip a beat here. No, in my mind I'm thinking it's been four years. Okay, a couple months ago you bought a fucking garbage disposal Fuck you. And that disposal Fuck off.
Speaker 1:I was just trying to get you the rewards, hon. No, I don't fucking want them. I you the rewards, hon, I don't fucking want them. I do Don't put in my phone number so I can get the rewards, because it keeps me as a preferred customer. Then I get free shit. Right, I like free shit.
Speaker 1:Nobody's interested Because nobody gives away free shit anymore. I mean, it's not anything great, but it's cute that they send you a little email. Oh, you are qualifying for a free gift. You break up a good point. Email, you are qualifying for a free gift. You break up a good point. No one gives away free stuff anymore. No, no, not at all, not at all. We should give away something for free. We should, like, do a contest and then we can give away like a free. No one left behind piece of swag.
Speaker 1:I was waiting to see how you were gonna finish that. Yeah, like I don't, we could find something cool to give away. You know what we can do. I'm so excited. We can do like a Tumblr, like a Stanley or something A little Brumate. Yes, with our logo on it. You love a Brumate? Yeah, I love Brumate.
Speaker 1:Brumate is my favorite out of all of them. Fuck Stanley, and you know what Brumate fact them. Fuck stanley, and you know what roommate fact is? The only one out of yeti stanley? Um, the one that has the guy that's like this? Um, I don't know who that guy is, but it's like that. Is that the hydro flask? Hydro flask, yep, um, the only one that doesn't leak roommate, all leak. Okay, it's the only one Superior. I just like it. I'm purchasing a new one. I like it. Very soon, we'll purchase two, because apparently we're doing a fucking giveaway. Yes, we got to figure out what the contest is. Okay, okay, okay, but we're only giving away one.
Speaker 1:People Don't get excited. They're very expensive, so, so, so I think I'll start somewhere. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so, so, anyways, yeah, stay tuned. More to come, more to come, more to come about. The no one left behind. Uh, brumate giveaway. Oh god, well, I think it's time to wrap up. Maybe go pick out some fucking brumates. Cool, sounds good to me. Yay, are you ready for us? I'm ready for it. H-o-t-t-o-g-o. Did you know that's what I was gonna say bye. Thank you for joining us on this wine build adventure. We would greatly appreciate your support. Please follow and rate our podcast on apple podcast, spotify or wherever you're tuning in right now. So raise a glass, leave no wine behind and let's continue this journey together, cheers.
