The WHO Group Chat

Lyndsey Rodrigues and Celia Whitley unpack Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi romance rumours, Harry Styles’ intense pop-star training, The Rolling Stones’ de-aging AI video, nepo babies growing up, winter uglies and “the one that got away”.

In this episode of The WHO Group Chat, Editor Lyndsey Rodrigues and Entertainment Writer Celia Whitley are eating a very large slice of humble pie after realising the Sheep Detectives movie might actually… be good? After previously writing it off as utter nonsense, the girls are now feeling pretty baaaa-shful about how wrong they were.  They’re also diving into Dua Lipa’s latest lawsuit and, naturally, getting extremely punny about it in the process, before unpacking rumours that Meghan Markle could be eyeing a return to acting. Would Hollywood welcome her back with open arms? Would she even WANT to work with Netflix again? And how would her fans and detractors react either way?   Then it’s onto MasterChef Australia and the surprisingly divisive topic of viral week. Why do some viewers love seeing internet food trends hit the kitchen while others absolutely cannot stand it? The girls investigate.  Plus, the team becomes mildly horrified while discussing the premise of Naked Attraction, the dating show that asks one very important question: what if we removed mystery, dignity and clothing all at once?  And finally, it’s book club time as Lyndsey and Celia chat about this month’s pick, Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke, and unpack why it has the tradwives of the internet so deeply offended. Is it satire? Social commentary? Or just hitting a little too close to home?   So, whether you’re defending viral week, reconsidering your stance on sheep detectives or simply trying to churn your own butter, settle in for the one group chat you definitely won’t want to mute.  Thanks for listening 💓  DM us and let us know your celeb hot takes  SEE MORE 👀 Visit WHO.com Meghan Markle Comeback? Craziest Reality Shows Masterchef is a cut above! The Tradwives are MAD             See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What really went down at the Met Gala 2026 and why did it feel somehow more expensive than ever? Did Blake Lively just pull off the most conveniently timed comeback in Met history? What exactly was Jeff Bezos doing in the mix, and are billionaires officially part of the fashion conversation now? In this episode of The WHO Group Chat, Editor Lyndsey Rodrigues and Entertainment Writer Celia Whitley are joined by iconic influencer Fashion Critical to unpack every headline, hemline and highly questionable choice from fashion’s biggest night. First up, it’s Blake Lively’s return to the Met steps, timed suspiciously close to the wrap-up of her recent legal drama, and whether this was a masterclass in image control or just very good luck. Then, the trio dives into Jeff Bezos’ involvement and what it says about the ever-blurring lines between tech, wealth and high fashion. Should we have boycotted Fashion’s Superbowl? We could never. Of course, no Met recap would be complete without a ruthless round of who nailed it and who absolutely did not. From standout moments to looks that left us genuinely speechless (and not in a good way), nothing is off limits and no outfit is safe.  Who was Fashion Critical outraged by and who got her coveted seal of approval? Listen and find out!  Plus, why did this year feel so expensive? The girls get into the rising cost of attendance and what caused it. Fuel crisis? War? Or Ozempic? You decide.  And because we’re already thinking ahead, Lyndsey, Celia and Fashion Critical pitch their dream themes for next year, some chic, some chaotic and some that should probably never see the light of day. So whether you’re here for the fashion, the drama or the discourse, settle in, this is one group chat you definitely won’t want to mute. Read more on WHO.com.au All of the juicy goss from the 2026 Met Gala   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What really went down behind the scenes of Laguna Beach and were those secret hook-ups hiding in plain sight the whole time? What counts as a “big mistake” according to Dan Levy? And is Coachella still the coolest place on earth… or has it officially become a very well-dressed endurance sport?

What really went down behind the scenes of Laguna Beach and were those secret hook-ups hiding in plain sight the whole time? What counts as a “big mistake” according to Dan Levy? And is Coachella still the coolest place on earth… or has it officially become a very well-dressed endurance sport?