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Megyn Kelly reveals why she asked Jane Fonda ‘awkward’ plastic surgery question | New York Post
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0:56Now PlayingMegyn Kelly asked Jane Fonda about her plastic surgery during an awkward on-air interview in 2017 because Robert Redford’s publicist wanted the broadcast journalist to change the subject from the co-stars’ love scenes, the ex-NBC star claimed on her podcast.
Redford was “visibly uncomfortable” with co-star Fonda because she “kept wanting to talk about being in bed with” him while they were promoting their new film back in 2017, according to Kelly, who interviewed the on-screen couple at the time.
Kelly revealed on her SiriusXM podcast on Wednesday that when she was host of NBC’s “Megyn Kelly Today” back in the fall of 2017, Redford’s representative asked her to steer the conversation away from their steamy love scenes — prompting an awkward exchange with Fonda about her plastic surgery.
The Fonda incident took place during the first week that Kelly’s show hit the airwaves. Kelly was NBC’s prize acquisition after decamping from Fox News.
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