“Shocking Revelations: Celebrity Hairstylist Exposes Anne Hathaway as Her Most Difficult Client – You Won’t Believe What Happened!”
“At one point, we were told, ‘Attention everyone, you have to clear the room because Jennifer López is coming,’” Miller recalled, explaining how the rest of the staff panicked and hurriedly left the room.
Having forgotten his overcoat in a chair, the stylist returned to the room to retrieve it and found himself face-to-face with López.
“I said, ‘Hello Jennifer, we worked together in Monster in Law,’ and then she just stared blankly at me. Then she looked away to her bodyguards as if saying, ‘You were told to get this trash out and clear the room,’” Miller recounted.
Julian Morgan, the podcast’s host, then reflected on how Hollywood’s high-pressure environment might be responsible for bringing out the worst in its celebrities.
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“You might be onto something there,” the stylist replied after recalling how Russell Crowe physically struck him while the two were working together on the set of Cinderella Man.
“I was doing his hair, and then he went, ‘Not now, Emanuel!’ and swung at me,” the stylist recalled, pointing at his upper lip.
“People are mean in Hollywood,” Morgan replied. “But it seems to be a byproduct of this horrible high-pressure machine.”
The stylist then recalled how Crowe called to him and apologized in tears when the scene was over.
“He asked me, ‘Do you know what it takes for me to do what I do?’ he cried. It showed me his insecurity, that he’s not Gladiator.”
While most netizens empathized with Miller’s grievances, others defended Hathaway, feeling that the exchange of pleasantries is not a requirement in professional settings
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“I don’t get why she would have to ask about your life and kids. Coworkers are not your friends,” one stated.
