I feel like no ones is understanding the humor and friendly banter the interviewer is giving. IMO you can tell Nigella is enjoying such a more relaxed and interesting “out of the box” interview than what she’s probably used to.

The interview became better as it went on. Nigella's "one can think and wear eyeliner" line was spot on.

I’m so surprised a lot of people thought the interviewer was being rude. I felt that they were both having fun, and being playful. It seemed like Nigella was enjoying this more casual style that most of the stuffy interviews she’s been in.

@williamcervetti1455

3 жыл бұрын

I agree ---I think Gabrielle is easily the best writer ever to write about being a chef,, and the late Bourdain thought so too. And by God, is there any woman more beautiful than Nigella Lawson?? It's mind-blowing.

@beccafly3990

3 жыл бұрын

Agree, both having fun and a similar kind of humor. Nigella is very relaxed, you can see it on her body language (12:11, 16:18, 28:36, 42:52), thats not often in interviews.

@beccafly3990

3 жыл бұрын

Plus: There is a short 'flirty' moment at the end, 56:04. :-D

@Sbannmarie

2 жыл бұрын

Dylan. I thought so too...

I loved this interview. Nigella and Gabrielle clearly got on brilliantly. One of my favourite interviews.

The interviewer constantly fiddling with those papers drove me nuts !

@actualangel5133

2 жыл бұрын

Yes …that’s very distracting….. it’s irritating

Bravo Nigella!!

I have Always enjoy Nigella Lawson and in her own style and the way she delivers in her words. Her perseverance and endurance I applaud her.

Thank you great to have a honest interview . Nigella is mentor for me I am absolutely charmed by her. Hoping she is loved and happy. From NZ.

Nigella gets so much hate online, especially from British folks...but I can easily say, she is one of my favorite "celeb" personalities on the planet. Love her vibe! Either she is a legit rockstar, or she has a A+ image team behind her, coaching her every word+move to be this fantastic. Either way, I adore her. 🙏

I loved this interview! The banter was on point. And the interviewer was fun and maybe drunk? But that works!!

Nigella Lawson has paid her dues...Bravo.

Brit here, one of the best interviews of nigella I've seen. Very British banter...

@KSGomez88

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! I don't understand all the hate. It was hilarious and witty.

The interviewer has an agenda. She keeps throwing sly shade on Nigella, her style, her persona, her image. She's clearly in awe of her, so this is a weird, love - hate thing. One- upmanship. How dare she criticise Nigella for looking good/glamorous in her cookery books and on TV? Why shouldn't she look good, she's a good looking woman! Does she expect Nigella to show up with unwashed hair, no make-up and wearing ketchup stained PJs?! Guess what - women can be brilliant and funny and successful AND physically gorgeous too! Dumb interviewer is saying intellect and good looks cannot - or should not - come in the same 'Package' (that ghastly word she keeps using). Is this some minority, hardline feminist view? It's usually men who come out with this stupid assumption, very unusual to hear a woman express this same prejudice that a clever woman simply can't be glam too! No idea who the interviewer is but she's so out of her depth sharing a stage with the great Nigella Lawson. Hate the way she tries to be funny, talking over her subject, and unforgivably, criticises the way Nigella writes - she never heard the words 'fulsome' or 'succour' before? Yet she calls herself a writer?! Really? I'm glad Nigella finally confronted her, and pointed out she was trying to send her up. At which, of course, this ghastly woman backs down immediately, and denies it! She needed to be called out, the rude, arrogant nobody. Very strange individual, I struggle to believe she writes material that's widely entertaining and informative, as Nigella does. The disparity in their charisma alone says it all! As Nigella rightly says, "Everything in life is about manners", she'd do well to learn that!

@KM-bu8ec

5 жыл бұрын

What a superbly splendid comment, Glamdolly20! 😍

@henriettahenson

4 жыл бұрын

You could have shortened your comment by just saying your last sentence 👍😂😂😂😂just kidding great comment 👌

@253Ric

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely agree!

Gabrielle is making the conversation interesting. She did not want to have the same interview that every food journalist conduct. I quite enjoyed the back and forth.

@zachary6706

3 жыл бұрын

Finally someone else said it! It’s such a unique interview style and they give this air that they’ve been friends for ever

This is an amazing interviewer, who is Gabrielle Hamilton? I've seen every interview with Nigella and Hamilton is really bringing out an aspect of Nigella unseen before which is great because Nigella can get repetitive.. You can tell Nigella gets her quirky intellectual eccentricities, she's grown up around it and had them in her family. Nigella can laugh at herself and is enjoying the challenge and banter. Spritzily refreshing!

@elizabethblackwell6242

6 жыл бұрын

Your interpretation of Harrison's style is "quirky intellectual eccentricities"? If that was banter, I'll have to re-read the OED's definition of it.

@trippyvenus6062

6 жыл бұрын

Joshua Taylor she’s a chef and the owner of the NYC restaurant called Prune.

@trixesatelier

5 жыл бұрын

@@trippyvenus6062 read an article in Psychology Today to get a better view. I've known her for a very long time.

Excellent interview, all around 👍

I've watched this a few times now. Why IS Nigella soo beautiful ? Epitome.

Interviewer doesn't appreciate what was written in that book and much more when it was explained to her by Nigella...or simply she doesn't like The Nigella's thing.....

This interviewer has way too large of a crush on her subject. She can not get off of Nigellas appearance. So sad. Nigella is a badass, on the outside but more importantly, on the inside! 🙏

i feel like interview was done quite poorly, shame because Nigella is one of those people that i love to watch and listen too, somehow i wished all the way that blond woman will stop talking, and inturapting, and putting her twisted logic into it.

The interview with Amanda Hesser was fantastic. A fine example of how an interview should be conducted. Do you have the video from that?

I think the interviewer kept going over the same topics, as if she didn't get the answers she was looking for the first time. I think that Gabrielle meant well, but unfortunately it came off as if she was making fun of Nigella sometimes. Nigella looked a little puzzled with her observations too. To Gabrielle: Ok, Nigella uses unusual words, get over it - it was an interesting point the FIRST time you brought it up. But I did enjoy the relaxed energy between the two of them - it did seem awkward at times, but lets not forget that GH is highly respected chef and restauranteur - Prune is a legend now - it's one pro to another, it doesn't have to be perfect, it's an intimate interview.

@dauillyd

8 жыл бұрын

honestly, u think she was flirting with Nigella?

@JesseSaintJesse

8 жыл бұрын

What did you get that from? :)

One of the best food interviews I ever heard!

What Nigella says about not feeling like a tourist in a foreign city is fascinating. I had this same experience as a native Melbournian in London. London really felt like Melbourne just bigger (and worse food/coffee). New York felt more foreign as America in general is more different from Australia than the UK, particularly the service industry. E.g. USA has a tipping culture and now one says "you're welcome" (they say "sure") or "can I please have?" (they say "I'll have.").

The interviewer is so self-absorbed and such a terrible listener. Ugh.

I came to watch and listen to Nigella but I must have missed that memo that this is about someone interrupting Nigella and putting words into her mouth. How awful.

I loved the interviewer? This felt more like a casual conversation amongst friends than a stuffy interview. The contrast between Gabrielle’s childlike playfulness and Nigella’s more serious and thoughtful style was delightful and refreshing.

@Urska__

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, at first the interviewer seemed very american towards Nigella but later on it became clear that the interviewer almost worships Nigella. To me, it seemed like an awkward attempt to praise Nigella while being funny for the audience. As the interview progressed I just felt like the two know each other for a long time and are having a relaxed chit chat. What a conversation should be in my opinion. I loved it.

Really good interview.

one of the best interviews ever. Love Gabrielle!

Best interview Ive seen with Nigella Lawson -- comfortable, real, down to earth. Gabrielle Hamilton knows how to relax a guest to be "present" (not that Nigella needs that -- she is as real as it gets).

I don't understand interviewers who try to out-star the stars they interview. People are here to hear Nigella and not the endless witterings of the interviewer. She seemed morbidly fixated on Nigella's use of the English language. She seemed not to understand some of Nigella's answers and asked the same question, in a different way, as a result. Bizarre. And why do female interviewers, who are not part of the "blonde and thin" brigade, have to make EVERY SINGLE INTERVIEW with female writers about feminist issues and stereotypes. It's tiresome. She's not the worst Nigella interview, Annabel Crabb was mortifying, but she certainly should not have been in that chair. It did end in a better place than it started.

It's good to know that I wasn't the only one who was irritated by Gabrielle Hamilton.

@quatamaecrumble392

3 жыл бұрын

She’s rude

@hellojoebo1822

2 жыл бұрын

I for one love her, and would love to be interviewed by her. She doesnt dull down who she is and is obviously a huge fan of her. I thought she was kind and enjoyed this very much. Watch her on mind of a chef.

LOVE the two chef's chatting!

American interviewers need to actually listen to what the other person is saying rather than constantly jumping in and gushing with praise, it comes across as so awkward and interrupts the flow of conversation. Only Nigella's classiness makes this interview watchable

Brilliant interview from one great writer to another. I do not get other peoples comments on here. Gabrielle was excellent

@chrisgrigas

8 жыл бұрын

+Miriam Fahey agreed. I truly enjoyed how relaxed they were and that they had a jovial chemistry and shared some funny chef banter while keeping the rhythm going. I have watched it several times now. My favorite: "Ive been asked to leave" NL. Hilarious!

@CindyBouchardVillaAmorDelMar

6 жыл бұрын

Not just one writer but great cook to cook.

@kittykatwolf8294

5 жыл бұрын

Were you watching the same interview? It was AWFUL! That woman has a issue 🤤 And the look on lovely Nigellas face at some of the comments.

@KM-bu8ec

5 жыл бұрын

@@kittykatwolf8294 I saw it the same way you and the majority of the other viewers did, Beth. It was a beautiful opportunity for us to see more of who Nigella is, but the interviewer didn't allow her time to answer. The interviewer was grossly obnoxious in her behavior and asked ridiculous and inappropriate questions, too.They were obscure and disconnected and revealed her incompetence. I don't know Nigella, but I could have conducted a truly gorgeous and meaningful interview for her and one that everyone would have enjoyed.

I love this interview, its fun!

We don't have 240 Volt electric outlets for a kettle. So, it's actually faster to put on a pot of water to boil.

Love them both. Extremely strong, competent, intelligent and successful individuals. Gabrielle can seam a little harsh/arrogant or just extremely new Yorker sometimes, but I think that's the way she really is. Watch her episodes in The Mind of a Chef, amazing. And read her book, Blood, Bones and Butter.

i absolutely loved this so good

interview went from good, to bad to just plain awkward at the end. Nigella listened more to the interviewer than the other way around. She kept trying to connect with eye contact but the interviewer just kept flicking her hair and staring at the book or the audience or somewhere else, trying to look and sound profound or deep. What a waste of a Nigella's time. Tortuous listening to the exchange but Nigella was a trooper and kept her cool and natural wit and grace. I don't think she agreed to the dinner.

Interview was great!! This is how two brilliant women talk, I feel like they're best friends by now!

@KM-bu8ec

5 жыл бұрын

I absolutely believe Nigella couldn't wait to get out of that terrible interview. The interviewer was rude and incompetent. Nigella wasn't even given a chance to finish her thoughts. What a shame.

Who cares what Nigella wears, make up or no, she actually shows that women don’t have to look boring in the kitchen it can be fun it’s a social time and yes it can be a flirty place as sometimes that’s where we are with our partners. Nigellas a home cook making it fun and a little naughty for the rest of us. Highly intelligent lovely woman.

OMG - that creepy interviewer actually hit on Nigella at the end of the interview and got knocked back IN FRONT OF THE ENTIRE AUDIENCE! How embarrassing! She threw in the "Would you come over to mine for dinner tomorrow night, it's my 50th birthday" in a faux casual way but it was obvious she'd been leading up to it all evening! Then Nigella doesn't bite (Geddit?! Title of one of her books,) so she follows up with the pleading: "I feel if you could come over we would cook really delicious food that you would love to eat". AAAARRRGH! I'm dying inside - poor Nigella! If it had been a hot, witty lesbian she may have considered it, but that boring, unattractive woman didn't stand a chance! God it's all so obvious now - all her earlier digs at Nigella over her sexy image, the (supposedly) long words she uses in her books etc - that was this woman's clumsy way of flirting! Asking her out in front of an audience to put pressure on her to say yes was absolutely appalling, not to say hideously embarrassing for all concerned. Arrogant too - why the hell would Nigella choose to spend an evening with her, and especially after an interview as bad as that one!

@anyhowe2702

5 жыл бұрын

My sentiments exactly, sickkkkk

@cici7739

5 жыл бұрын

"If it had been hot, witty lesbian she may have considered it" 😂😂😂 your comment too good 🎉

@chrisv5628

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, creepy.

Very stimulating conversation intriguing and relaxing Love both of their accents

love this interview :)

I love that: 22:34 - especially the guttural, husky chuggle after the "which i'm not!". :-D

To all the critics--this interview made me want to buy Nigella's books. In that way it was successful. Yes, the interviewer was a little awkward, but that only accentuated Nigella's grace and charm. I don't quite understand the apparent passion behind some of the criticism I read in the comments, though.

I found this interviewer annoying as well. I don’t understand why she was trying to shame nigella for the way she has her hair done and wears make up in “their industry”?! The interviewer is wearing make up and has her hair done also. What’s your point lady? Also the cauliflower comment? What the hell is this interview

this is a great interview.

Oh my goodness what a terrible interview - the host made me cringe, it was insufferable, sorry, she put Ms Lawson on the defensive fromthe outset, it felt very awkward so much as to be unwatchable

Just to be diplomatic--the interviewer is Gabrielle Hamilton, a chef, not an interviewer by trade. Could she have prepped better--probably--but I'm assuming they just wanted a coversation between people who like and live food. As I'm writing this I'm only a few minutes in, but yeah...

@v0zbox

7 жыл бұрын

I always find this sort of chat-before-a-crowd-type interview to be inherently awkward. I would much rather see these two shoot the shit over drinks, because they do have very different backgrounds and I'd be interested to hear more about their experiences as food writers and celebrities; for instance, it's clear they have pretty divergent opinions on what it means to be a woman in the food biz and how they perceive the expectations imposed on them in terms of image, branding, etc.

@radicallytubular

7 жыл бұрын

Sure--for the intimacy that I think they were trying to convey here, it would have been better in a more casual setting. Put people on a stage and it can become a soapbox as opposed to a sharing of ideas.

@glamdolly30

6 жыл бұрын

Whoever she is, she was rude to Nigella and that was unforgivable. All the sly piss-taking about the way Nigella writes her cookery books. Saying she had to look up words like 'fulsome' and 'succour'. Nigella doesn't have a problem darling - you just need to work on improving your limited vocabulary!

Whats up with all the paper?

I don't really understand...I don't know Nigella very well, but almost half of the comments on this and other interviews emphasises the fact that the interviwer interrupts her. So...since this is a c.d. in Nigella's interviews might just be that she naturally monoplises the conversation that the interviewer feels compelled to talk her over? (Please I'm not trying to offend anyone! Just asking to those fans who knows her better)

@KM-bu8ec

5 жыл бұрын

You are right. The interviewer is obnoxious!

Gabrielle is drunk.

@gregghanson6095

4 жыл бұрын

I think she's just having a school girl crush.

@garfieldmyrie9948

3 жыл бұрын

@@gregghanson6095 Maybe. But frankly this was a wasted interview. You have a brilliant mind such as Nigella's, and not one sensible question asked!

When Gabrielle Hamilton goes on about Ms. Lawson using big words, and goes on and on about how intellectual the book is, she just exposes Ms Hamilton as undereducated and certainly not well read. Too bad they picked a very confident and brash but not competent interviewer. Like others, I had to stop watching - Ms Hamilton's interruptions and insistence that her opinion were more important than Ms. Lawsons were pretty awful.

@glamdolly30

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Ridiculous woman only showed herself up. She claims to be a writer and never heard the word 'fulsome' before? i also take great offence at her telling Nigella she shouldn't look glamorous in the photos in her cookbook. Why shouldn't she wear make up and have her hair done before a photo shoot? You don't have to look an unwashed wreck in order to be a feminist! It's usually men who have this stupid idea that a woman cannot be glamorous and intelligent, it's strange to hear this prejudice from a woman.

@williamcervetti1455

3 жыл бұрын

To me Gabrielle is a GOD! I think she's easily the most fascinating person in the entire food world since Anthony Bourdain Indeed, he gave her absolutely GREAT and vivid book Blood, Bones and Butter the blurb to end all blurbs. I only watched ten minutes of this but I have no idea what all these detractors and Hamilton-haters are talking about. AND just this year she lost her great E. Village restaurant Prune, due to the pandemic. She wrote a heartbreaking post-mortem about it in the NY Times Magazine a few months back. She writes better and with more dynamism than just about anybody.

Btw women are allowed to be smart and beautiful at the same time.

Does Nigella get to talk? Made it through 10 minutes

This interviewer was judged too harshly on the comments section. I understood that Gabrielle was being ironic and playful, not malicious at all!... People said that she mocked Nigella's writing, but at 29m Gabrielle clearly says why she is picking on it - and it was for the right reasons. Also she commented on Nigella's photos to offer her a opportuniy to dissect a social prejudice on feminity, not to diminish her. Overall, some silly jokes aside, this was a good, laid back interview and you can tell Nigella was pretty confortable and in sync! An interviewer's questions are not necessarily one's views, but rather a platform to dissect common assumptions.

@marianar2948

4 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Mendes well, can you pinpoint exactly why? She states several times during the interview that she admires Nigella. And she didn't have to do it, because an interviewer should be impartial; I think she tried to do that by posing questions that tackle different angles, which some people might read as an attack. She was more collected... I mean, just because she's not irradiating fan girl energies doesn't mean she's ill intended...

@marianar2948

4 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Mendes you just proved my point love 💚

@marianar2948

4 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Mendes you know what, I actually loved your reply, you're a gift that keeps on giving! Thank you for this brief interaction :)

@chrisv5628

3 жыл бұрын

You must be joking. The interviewer is narcissistic and has a false sense of her own importance.

I love Gabrielle Hamilton and nigella, and I’m a feminist but GH made her point poorly when asking nigella about how she’s represented in TV and books. Mainly because to me the cover of Simply Nigella is very conservative. She’s wearing a white button up shirt and a large bowl is covering her chest!

nobody is attacking her in this interview. its how 2 women wud normally talk if they knew each other or not.

My brain n my mouth rebel.

I don't whether it was tension, sexual tension or plain envy, but this was a bit off...

It’s a great interaction. 2 smart women. Funny. Witty. Fabulous.

@glamdolly30

6 жыл бұрын

Really? I only saw one smart woman up there. Plus a dumb nobody trying and failing to undermine her.

@KM-bu8ec

5 жыл бұрын

@@glamdolly30Poor beautiful Nigella. What a waste of her precious time. I agree with you.

@glamdolly30

5 жыл бұрын

@@KM-bu8ec That sad female really shud try 2 get her self esteem up B4 she embarrases herself like that with such a impressive lady as the FAB Miss L!

Why is it every Nigella interview I watch is initiated by a seemingly sociopathic blonde woman? Are these the only people on earth who can interview Nigella? 😝😂😄

why did Mr. Satchi attack or grab her by the neck does anyone know ?

@glamdolly30

6 жыл бұрын

Because Charles Saatchi is a vile abuser. Nigella divorced him soon after that violent incident outside a restaurant that was photographed by a passing pap. Excuses for men like him do not need a reason to attack and terrorise women - they do it to control them. Nigella later described their marriage as 'Emotional terrorism'.

I have an electric kettle and it doesn't require a lot of counter space. haha

How can this only have 49 likes? This was enormously entertaining! But then I love Nigella. I think Gabrielle has a crush...

@glamdolly30

6 жыл бұрын

That ghastly lesbian kept trying to undermine Nigella but failed miserably. it was so obvious she had a crush on her, it was embarrassing! The lack of 'Likes' has nothing to do with Nigella!

@anyhowe2702

5 жыл бұрын

Totally embarrasing, Nigella deserves respect may that be from this chef, or any male chef.

At 29.18 Gabrielle is rambling like a drunk. How insulting.

And Nigella is only 61. We are the same age.

Gabrielle Hamilton is super interesting and a great chef and deserve her own interview here; but yes, here she does interrupt...

Who is this woman interviewer......

What a cute interview

Gabrielle is flirting.

To sear or not to sear......☺️

@karenkaren3189

5 жыл бұрын

I think she is right about lamb..... I have a couple of wonderful lamb stews that I never sear the meat. On the other hand, not searing beef cubes or chicken parts in a traditional stew seems unwise to me.

Is this for real? Probably one of the worst, most uncomfortable interviews I've ever seen. Poor Nigella, she deserves better than this.

Got 20 minutes in and had to stop watching. Shame. That interviewer was awful and kept talking over Nigella. Felt like she kept trying to shoehorn in some feminist agenda about Nigella's good looks being detrimental to her intelligence. "One can think and wear eyeliner" Hit the nail on the head. It doesn't matter. It's not misogynistic to be a woman good grief. She even keeps referring to her as a package?

@chrismail

8 жыл бұрын

+Splozy Watched the interview and also reacted to it but she does ask some important questions :)

@Splozy

8 жыл бұрын

+chrismail Even when she does ask questions I want to hear the answer to she just talks over Nigella anyway.

@chrismail

8 жыл бұрын

+Splozy You're right.. I thought she was too giggly also

@Elstro1988

8 жыл бұрын

+Splozy I do think that a lot of Nigella's haters can't handle the fact that she's a successful woman who made her name and fortune by her intelligence but also happens to be beautiful. I think some find that threatening which is why the press and trolls were so quick to turn on her in 2013. 'Oh beautiful AND intelligent woman may not have been perfect. Glossing over the fact that she was a victim of domestic violence at the hands of that pig Saatchi. LETS TEAR HER APART!!!! DRUGGIE BITCH!!! YEAH!' Makes me so angry.

@lucygirl4926

7 жыл бұрын

ABSOLUTELY correct! Although you managed about 17mins more than I did....I thought I was having the problem. Then I read the comments and saw that I'm not the only one :)

Don't like watching this anymore! I LOVE watching Nigella but this whats her face! Keeps taking the right piss!!!!!!!! Nigella your GREAT! turning it off now after 23 mins! Can't watch her rip Nigella apart any more! Good on Nigella you stand your ground with all force and grace of a REAL English woman! All Americans are parts of everywhere in the world! So a REAL America is just in the brain and not in the blood!

The interviewer needs to frigging let her speak. Ask the question, wait to be answered then shut up.

@KM-bu8ec

5 жыл бұрын

I agree!!

Omigod let her talk!! Stop talking over nigella. What a horrible interviewer.

@KM-bu8ec

5 жыл бұрын

I know. Ridiculous.

Gabrielle Hamilton is the wrong kind of a person to interview someone as intelligent as Nigella.

What a bitter baby Gabrielle Hamilton is. How "feminist" is it to shame Nigella for looking glamorous or hyper feminine? What if she likes it and feels empowered by it? How is calling her out productive? I think she's just angry because she's unfortunate looking and has no personality, whereas Nigella has looks and charm in spades.

@elizabethblackwell6242

6 жыл бұрын

Summer Darling In this awful woman's defence, I think she was trying to make the point that Nigella was presented in a more hyper feminine, hyper sexual way to US audiences than British and that this was not consistent with feminist ideals. I think she made the point poorly, although not aggressively, and was trying to draw too long a bow considering they were discussing a cookbook!

@glamdolly30

6 жыл бұрын

Summer Darling - Well said, this awful woman was constantly trying to undermine Nigella, first off with that stupid non point suggesting Nigella shouldn't look good in photos in her books (why the hell not, she's a good looking woman!) then that stupid piss-take claiming she had to look up so many words in Nigella's cook books, the suggestion being that Nigella is pretentious. If this woman never heard words like 'fulsome' or 'succour' before, then she needs to improve her vocabulary!

I am so disappointed with Gabrielle here. Seems like she’s just putting Nigella down. So annoying

The middle aged interviewer appears to have an embarrassing, teenage girl crush on Nigella Lawson. Very creepy when she said as she read Nigella's book she was struck by how similar they are, that they feel the same way about everything... YUK! Stalker Alert! Can't believe she had to look up so many words in Nigella's cook books. Do Americans go to school?!!

@anyhowe2702

5 жыл бұрын

Ms. Hamilton is a bonafide liar, she was not honest in the interview to Nigella, and it is visible, palpable way too obvious, trully embarrassing. Om the other hand, the truth, from Nigella totally didarming to the level, that made Ms. Hamilton a total fool in anyone viewing this interview.

What an annoying interviewer, she talks too much..!!

The host is insufferable. I had to watch this despite her desire to eclipse nigella

I have no idea what these two are trying to communicate? Very muddled conversation.

Perhaps it's only me but Nigella looks different, is it the reddish hair or what is it? She always had these big eyes. And so funny, now in hindsight, I'm watching it in 2018 and she said, how much she liked Matt Lauer and now we know about the scandal. She is different here, constantly having her hands in her hair like this weird interviewer.

Gabrielle hare terrible! U should not interview. Interrupting ur guest is so rude. You are also answering your own questions, not well prepared with a bunch of notes on your lap relying on your terrible memory. Plus, you are pretending you like her, but you don't . Seems like you are jealous of Nigella.

Love the interviewer

Interviewer is so snarky.🤨

so-when do they talk about something....

The interviewer is terrible! What a waste of what could have been a wonderful interview! Ridiculous!

Gosh, the interviewer needs to read shelves and shelves of books to rise up in order to interview Nigella!! What a waste of time for Nigella!

damn what the fuck

cooking is a way of controlling people!! so funny ~!!!

@johnnyace1300

2 жыл бұрын

that really hit home for me

I found the interviewer to be very annoying. Please, leave your hair alone!

@kittykatwolf8294

5 жыл бұрын

And stop bloody flicking the book pages!

What's with Gabrielle's relentless laughing? It's especially annoying when she laughs at things that aren't funny.

Though the interview was just "okay" I kept wishing these woman had better hairstyles so they wouldn't be playing with their hair all the time. After a while it became annoying and it was if their "HAIR" was the star of the show and not what they had to say.

@dauillyd

8 жыл бұрын

that is more your fault then theirs. It happens as humans, our atention changes.

@anyhowe2702

5 жыл бұрын

Its called insecurity, the hair thing, or simply someone who has spent so much time looking at herself from every angle. Well the fault was the hairdresser who told her how interesting and beautiful she looks,

This woman is horrible to Nigella.

New York Lesbian, cringe, cringe, cringe.