Gayle King's Departure Denial, SJP's Pipe Dream, and Kristen Bell's Troubling Marriage
November 5, 2025
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as posted by the channelMaureen Callahan called it - Gayle King's days at CBS are numbered. The astronaut seemed to be the only person who was unaware of CBS's decision and claims that the network is happy with her work. On this episode of The Nerve at Night, Maureen takes shots at Gayle's denial, her sycophantic relationship with Oprah and her childish Instagram posts. Maureen also puts SJP on blast for her nonsensical interview responses at The New Yorker Festival and rips into Amy Griffin for flaunting her social life online. Then Maureen dives into the dark corners of Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard's marriage.
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