Please Text Me Before You Go To Social Media…I Episode 128

This week on The Undressing Room Podcast Presented by Macy’s, Lore’l and Claudia Jordan finally talk about Keke Palmer and Darius Jackson. We all know that Keke Palmer was enjoying Usher’s show in Las Vegas wearing something revealing and maybe enjoying Usher a little too much. Well her boyfriend and father to her son, Darius Jackson did not like what she was wearing and he expressed it on social media, then doubled down on it. Lore’l and Claudia asked, who embarrassed their partner more, Darius or Keke? Also, Lore’l and Claudia talk about men saying they want women to “be their peace.” This is stemming from an IG post from podcaster Ace Metaphor. Lore’l and Claudia are tired of hearing men say, be my peace. Of course, they also talk about some hot topics and neither Lore’l or Claudia are too pleased with how Jamie Foxx is letting people know that he is better than before. They are happy he is okay, but not happy how he is showing people that he is. And today it Goes Down in Claudia’s DMs.  If you want your question featured on the show, send us a DM @TheUndressingRoomPodcast The Undressing Room Podcast is presented by Macy's. Head to  www.theundressingroompod.com for more details. Also head to Macys.com/TheUndressingRoom and check out Lore'l 's hottest fashion picks.Subscribe and check us out every Thursday. Follow: @theundressingroompodcast@starringlorel@claudiajordan  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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