Pokémon Go! ‘The Talk’ Hosts Morf Into Character to Learn ‘How to Catch ‘Em All‘
The hosts of “The Talk” with guest co-hosts actress Ariel Winter and KPIX 5 news anchor Elizabeth Cook enter the show dressed as characters from the uber popular Pokémon series and discuss the new app sensation, Pokémon Go! Ariel Winter (dressed as Jigglypuff) explains the game and says, “I’m also addicted…[What’s] really good about it is, it’s getting people be incredibly active.”
Ariel Winter Responds To Body Shamers: ‘There Are So Many Bigger Issues In The World’
Guest co-host Ariel Winter responds to people who recently body shamed her for her graduation dress, saying. “I think there are so many bigger issues in the world that we should be focusing on than what we’re wearing… I posted a photo of me at my graduation party with my dress, showing a little bit of underboob, I thought I looked great.” Later, Winter discusses the reaction on social media to her getting tattoos, saying “I’ve been body shamed for just about everything I could be body shamed for… and when I got tattoos… every single person on the face of the planet had something to say about it… it can destroy a person, and I think it’s disgusting that’s what people spend time on.
Ariel Winter Reveals “I’ve Been Scrutinized Over My Breasts Since I Was Probably 12 Years Old”
The hosts discuss people on the internet criticizing Serena Williams’ nipples, and rumors of Taylor Swift getting breast implants. Guest co-host Ariel Winter shares, “I’ve been scrutinized over my breasts since I was probably 12 years old, when I first started developing… I would go on red carpets and people would be like, ‘Oh it’s that girl with cleavage; look at the “Modern Family” girl who has her boobs out… It was really difficult for me to grow up on TV and hear those things about myself, that nobody was talking about my work…” She continues, discussing her motivation for getting a breast reduction, saying, “I’m 5’1” and I had F-cup breasts, so I was in a lot of pain. It was very uncomfortable for me; I didn’t feel confident in myself… It was life-changing for me.” Aisha Tyler adds, “The judgement and the sexualization is in your gaze, it’s not in her. If you’re looking at a little girl and you’re talking about her sexually, you have a serious problem.”
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