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Hawk Tuah Girl launches podcast on Jake Paul’s network: ‘Worst headline you’ll read today’

Hawk Tuah Girl has announced her next endeavor.

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Hawk Tuah girl speaking into mic

Delete all your podcasts. Trash all your audiobooks. Press on that Spotify icon and click the X. Why? Because, friends, there’s only one true source for all your listening needs from here on out.

“Hawk Tuah” girl is starting her own podcast. 

Hawk Tuah Girl announces ‘Talk Tuah’ podcast

Yes, Hailey Welch, famous for saying a sentence, announced on Monday that she’ll be hosting a program called—what else—Talk Tuah.

I know what you’re thinking: on NPR, right? Nay, dear reader. Rather, Ms. Tuah’s new program will be launching with all-around quality guy Jake Paul’s sports betting company Betr. 

https://twitter.com/betr/status/1831024288494952922

“I’m Haliey Welch,” she says in the announcement video. “A little while ago, my life took a complete left turn, and it changed forever, and along the way, I realized that everybody’s entitled to their own opinion. Well, now, it’s my time to talk. Check out my podcast every week, Talk Tuah, where I’m sitting down with the coolest guests and having actual conversations with them.”

https://twitter.com/HalieyWelchX/status/1831017248653471887

The show already has an official YouTube channel for those who don’t want to miss a sliver of this content.  No word yet on who the guests will be, but time shall tell. 

The internet reacts to Hawk Tuah’s podcast

You know who probably has thoughts about this? The internet, I reckon. 

https://twitter.com/kevinfwnba/status/1831161150970679618
https://twitter.com/YumiMain/status/1831071795065094222
https://twitter.com/FLMito/status/1831242238220767269

Keep an eye out for more news about Talk Tuah. For instance, do we think she’ll say the line?!


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