Sept. 21, 2026
Concern Grows After Kate Beckinsale Posts, Then Deletes “Bye” And “I Give Up”
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RSS Feed On Sunday, actress Kate Beckinsale posted a black square, with the word “Bye” on her instagram feed and then put on her stories, a picture of a rainbow with the caption, “Congratulations, you win, I give up.” Beckinsale ultimately deleted both posts, but changed the link under her bio to a 2020 BBC article describing the suicide death of a British television host after online hate. Fans understandably are concerned, many asking for a wellness check after hearing nothing from her or her reps following the cryptic posts.
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00:00:02
Speaker 1: Hey there, folks.
00:00:02
Speaker 2: It is Monday, September 21st, and there is concern this morning for actress Kate Beckinsale after a couple of concerning and cryptic social media posts. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. The posts went up and came down yesterday, and we still don't have really answers as to what. She meant to buy some of this.
00:00:22
Speaker 1: No, we don't, but the words were ominous that she used. Um, first in her regular feed, she put up, it was just a big black square with the only word in white.
00:00:36
Speaker 2: Bye.
00:00:38
Speaker 1: So it also, it appeared to be a screenshot of another post because you could see on the side of it, it had like 70 likes comments reshare. So it was a picture of a screen that she put up on her Instagram. And then on her Instagram stories, she then has this picture of a rainbow going over a roadway or an intersection. And the caption said, congratulations, you win, I give up.
00:01:05
Speaker 2: Okay, so Robes, before anybody knows anything about her, about her background, what's been going on with her in recent months or even recent years, we have learned, have we not, in this age of social media, when you see stuff like that, your radar does go up. That's fair, is it not? Absolutely. Okay, so start there. Fans start flooding her and start talking robes with genuine concern. Is that fair to say?
00:01:35
Speaker 1: Yes, they're asking, please, someone, can someone do a welfare check on Kate Beckinsale? Does someone who knows her, someone who lives near her, Someone, please check on her and make sure she's okay.
00:01:46
Speaker 2: And do you have a good idea? It was yesterday. How early yesterday?
00:01:49
Speaker 1: I don't know how early, but they came up and they came down all within a few hours of each other, I believe, on Sunday. Yes. Okay.
00:01:56
Speaker 2: So here we are on Monday morning. And as of this recording, Robes, this story got... I mean, people were talking about it much of the day yesterday. Here we are on Monday morning. We still have not gotten... and update and answer a response of any kind from certainly Kate Beckinsale or her peeps.
00:02:11
Speaker 1: No, there's been no word from them as of this recording. She also removed, she had deleted all of her Instagram posts, I believe in August, but even the two that she put up, she deleted. But what she did do She switched her Instagram bio link. So a lot of us will have a link to something professional. I think we have a link to our podcasts on our Instagrams. She switched her bio link to a 2020 BBC article about the suicide death of a British television host, Caroline Flack. I actually clicked on it, read the article and I'll be honest, I didn't even know she was a former Love Island UK host who talked about all of the hate that she got and was open about suffering from all of the online bullying she received, and she ended up ultimately taking her own life. So for Kate Beckinsale to put that link up after putting bye and saying, you win, I give up, that is deeply concerning.
00:03:14
Speaker 2: And Robes, we are looking, I mean, at this point, we're coming up on, as of this recording, some 24 hours. I mean, they're well aware of what's going on, her camp, her people. She's got people around her. Obviously, we know this. Robes, what is, why not respond? I guess they don't owe anybody anything, but it's getting more and more concerning. It's easy to just say, hey, she's fine. She's just decided to get off social media. That's all this was. It could be quick and easy. It could be.
00:03:40
Speaker 1: It could be that. And I do think, look, she has 5.3 million followers. She has millions of other people who know her, love her, love her work. You and I were discussing how, I mean, she's my age exactly. She's one of those women who I looked to and thought, wow. Look at how beautiful she is and look at how wonderful of an actress she is. She was somebody I absolutely followed and looked up to. And so, yes, there are people who are genuinely concerned and they have been for a while. And this is part of the narrative over the last year or so. Look, she has even this earlier this month, she is on Instagram. She was doing a live feed talking about her PTSD. She's been trying to explain. She has had a dramatic weight loss. I think that's fair to say. Everyone can see it. And so she's talking about PTSD, about dealing with the loss of her mother, her stepfather, even going back to her father's death when she was five. She's just talked about all of this death in her life that she's experienced, that she had to live through. She watched her mom agonizingly die. And so she said she's lost her appetite. So she was talking about, hey, everybody back off. Sometimes you can't eat when you're going through something tough. So she's been trying to deal with some of the criticism she's received in this a mean spirited criticism about her weight loss.
00:05:13
Speaker 2: The Ariana Grande thing is the first thing that comes to mind. I mean, what are you supposed to do? I mean, you just, you put up something, you look good and healthy. They say, wow, you should cut back on the cheeseburgers. You look too thin. They say you need to eat a cheeseburger.
00:05:24
Speaker 1: Yep.
00:05:25
Speaker 2: Like just that's what women in that industry, robes, it's constant. This is, and look, I don't know what's going on with her in her personal life. She eats, she doesn't eat. I just see her on red carpets and I take her at her word that she's okay. And that's all I have. But robes, a lot of us might look imagine so many people look at starlets look at folks in Hollywood look at famous folk whatever and we have an opinion about it ooh that person doesn't look good ooh they don't look healthy we don't go on social media and write it no okay and there are folks who robes who might feel strongest about it who hop on immediately and not show concern but immediately criticize and dog and name call and shame Rose going through some of the stuff with Ariana Grande these are not I don't look through a lot of their comments and stuff usually It's not where I spend a lot of my time. In looking at these stories, I can't believe how people talk to complete strangers.
00:06:17
Speaker 1: I know. And you know who else reminds me of? Kelly Osbourne. She also went through the loss of her father, Ozzy Osbourne. She lost a ton of weight. And yes, she did look disturbingly thin. But this is somebody, and if you look at Kate Beckinsale or even you look at Ariana Grande, instead of being mean and saying, how dare you get that thin? And it's like, okay, okay. to start calling out people for being too thin instead of recognizing that these folks might be in pain and suffering. And yes, I will also say when I am upset and struggling, I lose my appetite. I understand what they're saying. And yes, maybe it is a cry for help. And we should be hugging these folks and giving them love and support instead of criticizing their dramatic weight loss because what? We're jealous because we wish we could lose some weight too? I don't understand why it's okay to be mean mean-spirited. We've established you should never do that when someone is overweight, but somehow it's okay to do it when someone's underweight. They're struggling just as much. No, we don't.
00:07:19
Speaker 2: In our minds, Robe's thin. Everybody wants to be thin. So it's a criticism, not a problem you're going through. It's a choice you're making to look the way you look. That's how it's usually categorized. And Robe, it's so much easier to criticize. What's the easiest thing in the world to criticize? About a woman, her appearance. Absolutely. So I'm thinking about Britney Spears. You remember she had a recent incident. I think it might have been a DUI.
00:07:40
Speaker 1: Yes.
00:07:40
Speaker 2: And just overwhelmingly, there was support. She needs help. If it had to do with her appearance, we might look at it differently. But yes, we can support her and embrace her because of what she's going through and something difficult.
00:07:54
Speaker 1: Oh, what?
00:07:54
Speaker 2: You're deciding not to eat? That's on you. You look too thin. Yeah. But yet, the way these women get attacked is remarkable to me.
00:08:01
Speaker 1: And look, Kate Beckinsale, before she deleted everything, she was sharing. I've seen other people do this. I don't know how... Look, I hate to give a platform to anyone who's being negative or spreading hate, but some folks do this because they want... these stars want people to see what they're dealing with. So she actually took screenshots of some of the negative comments she's been receiving about her weight. And so she actually was posting them to her Instagram account. where people were saying, loosen up on the Ozempic. You were divine and now you look anorexic. You must eat, please. Someone else wrote, I liked you better when I didn't hear you speak. So she was putting all of this up to let people know what she was dealing with in terms of the hatred. And she said, you take a break from Instagram for several months following the death of your mother. Delete all of your posts and explain in some considerable detail about why you may have lost weight, including the fact that weight loss is one of the very first physical signs of bereavement. I think people might be broken. So she's, I mean, she has been speaking ad nauseum about, please, everyone, stop giving me hate about the way I look. I am suffering from PTSD. She did a whole video on PTSD two weeks ago. So she's been begging people to leave her alone, to stop commenting on her appearance. And it looks like she has finally just said enough is enough. We hope that she's referring to solely to her social media presence. But obviously, and that may be all she was saying. Bye, I'm not coming back on Instagram. You win, I give up. I'm not going to try to be on social media anymore. But obviously, for me, changing the link to the death of a woman who was also bullied online for how she looked and how that ended up in suicide, that is where things get super concerning. And there's a genuine concern for where she is and how she's doing and what she's thinking right now.
00:10:04
Speaker 2: And at this point, we don't know. We wait, we sit and we wait for something from her camp just to say she's, she's okay. I mean, just, it really is, babe, that, that we've just seen this too much on social media, hopefully perfectly fine. And just, You try to stop short, baby, or jump into conclusions, but she is putting some indicators out there. The link that you speak of, Robeson, that's the one. Why do that?
00:10:28
Speaker 1: That was the darkest part of it all. Yes, it's all frightening, but that made it feel real.
00:10:32
Speaker 2: Can I ask, babe, do you know, because we don't just follow her every day. How recently? Was that changed with the post?
00:10:39
Speaker 1: Yes, I believe that all happened on Sunday. So it all happened one day ago, 24 hours ago, basically. So yes, we are waiting word from her camp, from her, from anyone to know that everything is okay. But when we come back, she even had another issue back in April having to do with Palestine. I didn't realize this in the light of Macklemore and Ed Sheeran. It was interesting. She actually got caught up in this back in April. And we'll also tell you about, because I wanted to check and see, how is she doing professionally?
00:11:10
Speaker 2: You know what?
00:11:11
Speaker 1: She is a working and very busy actress, and that is giving us some hope. Welcome back, everyone, to Amy and TJ. We are talking about the warranted by so many about how Kate Beckinsale is doing after her cryptic posts on Sunday saying, bye, I give up. This is deeply concerning because she has been speaking for several months now about the comments she's receiving about her weight. She's talked about PTSD, about how she is still gutted by the deaths of her mother, her stepfather, even the death of her father when she was five. She's been haunted by it all. And she's been trying to ask folks to give her a break, to stop commenting on her looks. But I even saw back in April, I didn't realize this. Do you remember that she called out Mark Ruffalo for ignoring her private messages? Because they have the same agent. And apparently- she was dropped by her agent for liking a post about a ceasefire in Gaza. And so she put this up, gosh, it must be so nice not to be fired by your agent for liking a post about a ceasefire and not supporting the murdering of children. So Look, she's been struggling. She's got some anger. So she was trying to call out Mark Ruffalo. He has a movie, Palestine. So she was like, oh, wow, you can do a movie about something and not get dropped by your agent. But if you like a post on Instagram. So I was worried about even maybe her career because I hadn't heard about anything recently she's been doing. But my God, she's got a ton of new movies coming out this year. She's working on them. Some of them I was actually really interested in. She's got a... An upcoming project in production with Dermot Mulroney, where she's playing a police chief defending a station from a mercenary assault. She's in a new shark movie, which we would be totally into, called White. That's being announced now, where she's going to be playing a studio boss. and some sort of shark movie. She's got Twilight of the Dead being announced, where she's doing a zombie horror franchise. So she's working. She's got work. She's got purpose. So it was just surprising. I thought maybe her career had taken a turn and she was struggling, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with her professional prowess.
00:13:39
Speaker 2: As we say, she stays working. She's popular and she kind of carved out a little thing for herself in horror movies, zombie movies, apocalyptic type stuff. The one I remember was Van Helsing, I think.
00:13:51
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah.
00:13:51
Speaker 2: What's his name? Hugh Jackman.
00:13:53
Speaker 1: Yes.
00:13:54
Speaker 2: Fighting vampires and whatnot. Oh, what's the other? Damn it. The series. I can see the cover art for the movies. It was right around that time. Underworld. Oh, yes. Underworld.
00:14:06
Speaker 1: That's what she's most known for. Absolutely.
00:14:08
Speaker 2: Yes.
00:14:08
Speaker 1: You just nailed it. And look, I actually just saw, she just had one out last year, Wildcat. an action film directed by James Dunn about an ex black ops team on a heist. We got 50% on rotten tomatoes. You can see it on prime video. So look, she has been like, I always see, say, especially if you're struggling, dealing with loss like that, staying busy, being like that all is very helpful. So I don't know what's going on.
00:14:34
Speaker 2: I know she's struggling.
00:14:35
Speaker 1: I know she's, she's been crying for help from folks like, Hey, please, everyone understand I'm struggling right now. So hopefully, look, if anything, it's a wake-up call to folks to stop the hate, to not comment on people's weight, even if you're well-intentioned, even if you are genuinely concerned about her and how she looks and how much weight she's lost. It's not your business to weigh in on it. It just isn't. And it has an impact. Many of these folks read these comments and it actually impacts them. So Show some love. Show some support.
00:15:08
Speaker 2: Kindness, man.
00:15:10
Speaker 1: Show some kindness and some empathy that just because somebody is, again, beautiful and rich and famous, it doesn't mean they're not hurting, they're not struggling, and it certainly doesn't mean that they aren't affected or impacted by negativity.
00:15:24
Speaker 2: Well, we hopefully, we're keeping an eye out, and hopefully we'll hear something from her or her camp. soon here at Rome's, but just wanted to put this on your radar as well. As always, we appreciate you. I'm TJ on behalf of my dear Amy Robach. We'll talk soon.
Speaker 1: Hey there, folks.
00:00:02
Speaker 2: It is Monday, September 21st, and there is concern this morning for actress Kate Beckinsale after a couple of concerning and cryptic social media posts. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robes. The posts went up and came down yesterday, and we still don't have really answers as to what. She meant to buy some of this.
00:00:22
Speaker 1: No, we don't, but the words were ominous that she used. Um, first in her regular feed, she put up, it was just a big black square with the only word in white.
00:00:36
Speaker 2: Bye.
00:00:38
Speaker 1: So it also, it appeared to be a screenshot of another post because you could see on the side of it, it had like 70 likes comments reshare. So it was a picture of a screen that she put up on her Instagram. And then on her Instagram stories, she then has this picture of a rainbow going over a roadway or an intersection. And the caption said, congratulations, you win, I give up.
00:01:05
Speaker 2: Okay, so Robes, before anybody knows anything about her, about her background, what's been going on with her in recent months or even recent years, we have learned, have we not, in this age of social media, when you see stuff like that, your radar does go up. That's fair, is it not? Absolutely. Okay, so start there. Fans start flooding her and start talking robes with genuine concern. Is that fair to say?
00:01:35
Speaker 1: Yes, they're asking, please, someone, can someone do a welfare check on Kate Beckinsale? Does someone who knows her, someone who lives near her, Someone, please check on her and make sure she's okay.
00:01:46
Speaker 2: And do you have a good idea? It was yesterday. How early yesterday?
00:01:49
Speaker 1: I don't know how early, but they came up and they came down all within a few hours of each other, I believe, on Sunday. Yes. Okay.
00:01:56
Speaker 2: So here we are on Monday morning. And as of this recording, Robes, this story got... I mean, people were talking about it much of the day yesterday. Here we are on Monday morning. We still have not gotten... and update and answer a response of any kind from certainly Kate Beckinsale or her peeps.
00:02:11
Speaker 1: No, there's been no word from them as of this recording. She also removed, she had deleted all of her Instagram posts, I believe in August, but even the two that she put up, she deleted. But what she did do She switched her Instagram bio link. So a lot of us will have a link to something professional. I think we have a link to our podcasts on our Instagrams. She switched her bio link to a 2020 BBC article about the suicide death of a British television host, Caroline Flack. I actually clicked on it, read the article and I'll be honest, I didn't even know she was a former Love Island UK host who talked about all of the hate that she got and was open about suffering from all of the online bullying she received, and she ended up ultimately taking her own life. So for Kate Beckinsale to put that link up after putting bye and saying, you win, I give up, that is deeply concerning.
00:03:14
Speaker 2: And Robes, we are looking, I mean, at this point, we're coming up on, as of this recording, some 24 hours. I mean, they're well aware of what's going on, her camp, her people. She's got people around her. Obviously, we know this. Robes, what is, why not respond? I guess they don't owe anybody anything, but it's getting more and more concerning. It's easy to just say, hey, she's fine. She's just decided to get off social media. That's all this was. It could be quick and easy. It could be.
00:03:40
Speaker 1: It could be that. And I do think, look, she has 5.3 million followers. She has millions of other people who know her, love her, love her work. You and I were discussing how, I mean, she's my age exactly. She's one of those women who I looked to and thought, wow. Look at how beautiful she is and look at how wonderful of an actress she is. She was somebody I absolutely followed and looked up to. And so, yes, there are people who are genuinely concerned and they have been for a while. And this is part of the narrative over the last year or so. Look, she has even this earlier this month, she is on Instagram. She was doing a live feed talking about her PTSD. She's been trying to explain. She has had a dramatic weight loss. I think that's fair to say. Everyone can see it. And so she's talking about PTSD, about dealing with the loss of her mother, her stepfather, even going back to her father's death when she was five. She's just talked about all of this death in her life that she's experienced, that she had to live through. She watched her mom agonizingly die. And so she said she's lost her appetite. So she was talking about, hey, everybody back off. Sometimes you can't eat when you're going through something tough. So she's been trying to deal with some of the criticism she's received in this a mean spirited criticism about her weight loss.
00:05:13
Speaker 2: The Ariana Grande thing is the first thing that comes to mind. I mean, what are you supposed to do? I mean, you just, you put up something, you look good and healthy. They say, wow, you should cut back on the cheeseburgers. You look too thin. They say you need to eat a cheeseburger.
00:05:24
Speaker 1: Yep.
00:05:25
Speaker 2: Like just that's what women in that industry, robes, it's constant. This is, and look, I don't know what's going on with her in her personal life. She eats, she doesn't eat. I just see her on red carpets and I take her at her word that she's okay. And that's all I have. But robes, a lot of us might look imagine so many people look at starlets look at folks in Hollywood look at famous folk whatever and we have an opinion about it ooh that person doesn't look good ooh they don't look healthy we don't go on social media and write it no okay and there are folks who robes who might feel strongest about it who hop on immediately and not show concern but immediately criticize and dog and name call and shame Rose going through some of the stuff with Ariana Grande these are not I don't look through a lot of their comments and stuff usually It's not where I spend a lot of my time. In looking at these stories, I can't believe how people talk to complete strangers.
00:06:17
Speaker 1: I know. And you know who else reminds me of? Kelly Osbourne. She also went through the loss of her father, Ozzy Osbourne. She lost a ton of weight. And yes, she did look disturbingly thin. But this is somebody, and if you look at Kate Beckinsale or even you look at Ariana Grande, instead of being mean and saying, how dare you get that thin? And it's like, okay, okay. to start calling out people for being too thin instead of recognizing that these folks might be in pain and suffering. And yes, I will also say when I am upset and struggling, I lose my appetite. I understand what they're saying. And yes, maybe it is a cry for help. And we should be hugging these folks and giving them love and support instead of criticizing their dramatic weight loss because what? We're jealous because we wish we could lose some weight too? I don't understand why it's okay to be mean mean-spirited. We've established you should never do that when someone is overweight, but somehow it's okay to do it when someone's underweight. They're struggling just as much. No, we don't.
00:07:19
Speaker 2: In our minds, Robe's thin. Everybody wants to be thin. So it's a criticism, not a problem you're going through. It's a choice you're making to look the way you look. That's how it's usually categorized. And Robe, it's so much easier to criticize. What's the easiest thing in the world to criticize? About a woman, her appearance. Absolutely. So I'm thinking about Britney Spears. You remember she had a recent incident. I think it might have been a DUI.
00:07:40
Speaker 1: Yes.
00:07:40
Speaker 2: And just overwhelmingly, there was support. She needs help. If it had to do with her appearance, we might look at it differently. But yes, we can support her and embrace her because of what she's going through and something difficult.
00:07:54
Speaker 1: Oh, what?
00:07:54
Speaker 2: You're deciding not to eat? That's on you. You look too thin. Yeah. But yet, the way these women get attacked is remarkable to me.
00:08:01
Speaker 1: And look, Kate Beckinsale, before she deleted everything, she was sharing. I've seen other people do this. I don't know how... Look, I hate to give a platform to anyone who's being negative or spreading hate, but some folks do this because they want... these stars want people to see what they're dealing with. So she actually took screenshots of some of the negative comments she's been receiving about her weight. And so she actually was posting them to her Instagram account. where people were saying, loosen up on the Ozempic. You were divine and now you look anorexic. You must eat, please. Someone else wrote, I liked you better when I didn't hear you speak. So she was putting all of this up to let people know what she was dealing with in terms of the hatred. And she said, you take a break from Instagram for several months following the death of your mother. Delete all of your posts and explain in some considerable detail about why you may have lost weight, including the fact that weight loss is one of the very first physical signs of bereavement. I think people might be broken. So she's, I mean, she has been speaking ad nauseum about, please, everyone, stop giving me hate about the way I look. I am suffering from PTSD. She did a whole video on PTSD two weeks ago. So she's been begging people to leave her alone, to stop commenting on her appearance. And it looks like she has finally just said enough is enough. We hope that she's referring to solely to her social media presence. But obviously, and that may be all she was saying. Bye, I'm not coming back on Instagram. You win, I give up. I'm not going to try to be on social media anymore. But obviously, for me, changing the link to the death of a woman who was also bullied online for how she looked and how that ended up in suicide, that is where things get super concerning. And there's a genuine concern for where she is and how she's doing and what she's thinking right now.
00:10:04
Speaker 2: And at this point, we don't know. We wait, we sit and we wait for something from her camp just to say she's, she's okay. I mean, just, it really is, babe, that, that we've just seen this too much on social media, hopefully perfectly fine. And just, You try to stop short, baby, or jump into conclusions, but she is putting some indicators out there. The link that you speak of, Robeson, that's the one. Why do that?
00:10:28
Speaker 1: That was the darkest part of it all. Yes, it's all frightening, but that made it feel real.
00:10:32
Speaker 2: Can I ask, babe, do you know, because we don't just follow her every day. How recently? Was that changed with the post?
00:10:39
Speaker 1: Yes, I believe that all happened on Sunday. So it all happened one day ago, 24 hours ago, basically. So yes, we are waiting word from her camp, from her, from anyone to know that everything is okay. But when we come back, she even had another issue back in April having to do with Palestine. I didn't realize this in the light of Macklemore and Ed Sheeran. It was interesting. She actually got caught up in this back in April. And we'll also tell you about, because I wanted to check and see, how is she doing professionally?
00:11:10
Speaker 2: You know what?
00:11:11
Speaker 1: She is a working and very busy actress, and that is giving us some hope. Welcome back, everyone, to Amy and TJ. We are talking about the warranted by so many about how Kate Beckinsale is doing after her cryptic posts on Sunday saying, bye, I give up. This is deeply concerning because she has been speaking for several months now about the comments she's receiving about her weight. She's talked about PTSD, about how she is still gutted by the deaths of her mother, her stepfather, even the death of her father when she was five. She's been haunted by it all. And she's been trying to ask folks to give her a break, to stop commenting on her looks. But I even saw back in April, I didn't realize this. Do you remember that she called out Mark Ruffalo for ignoring her private messages? Because they have the same agent. And apparently- she was dropped by her agent for liking a post about a ceasefire in Gaza. And so she put this up, gosh, it must be so nice not to be fired by your agent for liking a post about a ceasefire and not supporting the murdering of children. So Look, she's been struggling. She's got some anger. So she was trying to call out Mark Ruffalo. He has a movie, Palestine. So she was like, oh, wow, you can do a movie about something and not get dropped by your agent. But if you like a post on Instagram. So I was worried about even maybe her career because I hadn't heard about anything recently she's been doing. But my God, she's got a ton of new movies coming out this year. She's working on them. Some of them I was actually really interested in. She's got a... An upcoming project in production with Dermot Mulroney, where she's playing a police chief defending a station from a mercenary assault. She's in a new shark movie, which we would be totally into, called White. That's being announced now, where she's going to be playing a studio boss. and some sort of shark movie. She's got Twilight of the Dead being announced, where she's doing a zombie horror franchise. So she's working. She's got work. She's got purpose. So it was just surprising. I thought maybe her career had taken a turn and she was struggling, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with her professional prowess.
00:13:39
Speaker 2: As we say, she stays working. She's popular and she kind of carved out a little thing for herself in horror movies, zombie movies, apocalyptic type stuff. The one I remember was Van Helsing, I think.
00:13:51
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah.
00:13:51
Speaker 2: What's his name? Hugh Jackman.
00:13:53
Speaker 1: Yes.
00:13:54
Speaker 2: Fighting vampires and whatnot. Oh, what's the other? Damn it. The series. I can see the cover art for the movies. It was right around that time. Underworld. Oh, yes. Underworld.
00:14:06
Speaker 1: That's what she's most known for. Absolutely.
00:14:08
Speaker 2: Yes.
00:14:08
Speaker 1: You just nailed it. And look, I actually just saw, she just had one out last year, Wildcat. an action film directed by James Dunn about an ex black ops team on a heist. We got 50% on rotten tomatoes. You can see it on prime video. So look, she has been like, I always see, say, especially if you're struggling, dealing with loss like that, staying busy, being like that all is very helpful. So I don't know what's going on.
00:14:34
Speaker 2: I know she's struggling.
00:14:35
Speaker 1: I know she's, she's been crying for help from folks like, Hey, please, everyone understand I'm struggling right now. So hopefully, look, if anything, it's a wake-up call to folks to stop the hate, to not comment on people's weight, even if you're well-intentioned, even if you are genuinely concerned about her and how she looks and how much weight she's lost. It's not your business to weigh in on it. It just isn't. And it has an impact. Many of these folks read these comments and it actually impacts them. So Show some love. Show some support.
00:15:08
Speaker 2: Kindness, man.
00:15:10
Speaker 1: Show some kindness and some empathy that just because somebody is, again, beautiful and rich and famous, it doesn't mean they're not hurting, they're not struggling, and it certainly doesn't mean that they aren't affected or impacted by negativity.
00:15:24
Speaker 2: Well, we hopefully, we're keeping an eye out, and hopefully we'll hear something from her or her camp. soon here at Rome's, but just wanted to put this on your radar as well. As always, we appreciate you. I'm TJ on behalf of my dear Amy Robach. We'll talk soon.