“Girls” star Allison Williams was a guest on Kelly Clarkson’s daytime show on June 24, and the two shared a moment that had Clarkson falling out of her seat with laughter.
Williams appeared on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” to talk about her new film “M3GAN 2.0” and her new podcast “Landlines.” Williams mentioned that one of the topics covered on her podcast was Botox, which made Clarkson glance at the actor’s forehead.
Williams clocked it right away and called Clarkson out, saying, “You looked at my forehead. There’s Botox in there.” The former “The Voice” coach burst out laughing, keeling out of her chair, all while trying to explain herself. “Because you said ‘Botox’ I said, ‘Oh.’ It doesn’t look, I see a little bit of a line, so I didn’t know if you did or not,” the host said.
Williams Had Clarkson Cracking Up Throughout the Interview
That wasn’t the only part of Williams’ interview that had Clarkson laughing. Earlier in the segment, Williams told a story about being in fourth grade and kicking boys with her heavy clogs just to see what would happen.
The actor recalled that seeing the boys in pain after kicking them in a certain sensitive area was fascinating to her. “I was like, ‘Wow, this is like a different side of you that I’m seeing,’” Williams said which made Clarkson crack up. “You are incredible,” the singer exclaimed.
The two women also shared a laugh over Williams’ story about her 3-year-old son, Arlo, trying out new words and phrases.
“The other night we were having dinner … he looks up from his pizza or whatever I’m not supposed to feed him and he was like, ‘Mama, you’re the future,’” Williams shared, with Clarkson giggling the whole time.
The Botox Conversation Continued
GettyClarkson really couldn’t get enough of Williams’ stories, wiping tears from her eyes from laughing so hard. Williams went on to talk about getting Botox when her son, Arlo, was a baby and she was teaching him to identify facial expressions and emotions.
“So, I got the Botox and he’s like ‘Mama’s sad,’ and I was like, ‘uh oh.’” Williams continued, “It’s all gonna look the same. … I’m gonna have to make sounds to accompany these.”
Clarkson was deeply entertained throughout the conversation, at one point saying, “I love you,” through her uncontrollable laughter.
funny how everyone sees ridicule in this scene
all i see is the testament of an innocent, underage boy’s body not being granted with the same amount of dignity his female counterparts receive
are we sure about our definition of children’s rights?
or is it simply not applicable if the child is a boy?
would the public be so calm and unbothered if the little boys were replaced with girls?
its just that, somewhere along the way, the world became so intent on saving the girl that it has forgotten about the boy
the reason people see ridicule here is the same reason why we call a se*ually a$$aulted boy “lucky” if the perpetrator was a woman.
the reason people see ridicule here is the same reason why circumcision is still being practiced on innocent little boys in several countries all around the world