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He started acknowledging/talking about her 6 months ago. That is when he started promoting his movies. haha Some people can't put two and two together. Someone on twitter said they were glad they are more open, and they noticed a change 6 months ago. I wanted to laugh because they just can't see it is all part of the plan while he is promoting his films.

Oh, exactly. It’s almost too easy to see the pattern—six months ago, he suddenly started name-dropping her right when promo season kicked in. And now? The manufactured “love” moments just happen to align perfectly with his film cycle. It’s giving strategy, not sincerity.

The funniest part? People actually think this is organic. Like, babes, Hollywood PR relationships have been a thing since forever. The only real romance here is between him and his promo team, because they are working overtime.

X.O. Julieta

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Hey Julietta, welcome back!

Girl, I seriously can’t make sense of this anymore. Ever since October, everything flipped. He suddenly started acknowledging her, dragging her everywhere like a lost puppy. Then the Oscars? He made this whole thing about his mom being his date, yet AW was right there, getting ready with him in his hotel room. He got her an invite. So, like, he wanted her there.

But why? If he can’t stand her, if it’s just PR, why bring her to the biggest night of his career? Why let her steal the spotlight on his night? She was acting like she owned the place. And don’t even get me started on that Vanity Fair after-party red carpet moment. His eyes were red from crying when he lost, and there she was, laughing it up, playing the main character, literally directing him toward the cameras like she was his handler.

Make it make sense!

I get it, it’s confusing. But trust me, it’s all part of the plan. The sudden shift in Sebastian’s behavior isn’t because he’s suddenly smitten—it’s all about keeping up the façade. PR is a carefully choreographed dance, and when you’re in the spotlight, things have to look real, even if they’re not.

The Oscars? That wasn’t a “oh, he wanted her there” moment. It was a strategic move. Bringing Annabelle to the biggest night of his career? It’s all optics. If you look like a couple, it keeps the buzz going. She’s an accessory, a strategic accessory. The fact that she’s posing like she owns the place? Classic PR move. She’s playing the role she was cast in, and he’s letting her.

As for the Vanity Fair after-party, it’s the same deal. He’s vulnerable after losing, and she’s there to look like the supportive, glamorous partner. It doesn’t matter if she’s directing him to the cameras like a puppet; it’s all for the narrative. PR relationships are designed to make everything look seamless—even when it’s as awkward as it gets behind closed doors.

They still look like they’d rather eat mold than touch each other as well, the only night they acted ‘kindly’ was during the GG’s. Nothing much afterwards. They’re actors, they act—this is apart of the job.

XOXO, Julieta.

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He announced to the world that he loved her in his GG acceptance speech. Is that PR, too?

(Sorry for my late response, darling!)

Of course it’s PR. Do you really think Mr. “I Love Annabelle” just happened to have that brief and bland ‘true love’ moment on stage, with an article locked and loaded two minutes later? Please. That wasn’t a confession—it was a commercial. The whole thing was as natural as a spray tan and about as believable as Annabelle pretending she’s not still hung up on other men.

Real love doesn’t need a press release. But fake relationships? Now that’s a different story.

XOXO, Julieta.

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Stop sending asks to yourself, loser.

Ah yes, the classic ‘you send asks to yourself’ accusation—truly the Shakespearean insult of our time. Hate to break it to you, but not everyone operates at your level of projection.

You really woke up, stretched, and chose embarrassment today. If I wanted to talk to myself, I’d have a conversation with someone on my level—unlike you, who had to crawl out of the Twitter world just to type this. Try harder next time, darling.

(P.S. this is exactly why the ‘Sebnation’ fandom is an embarrassment currently. I suggest to grow up like everybody else in the real world.)

XOXO, Julieta.

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Hey. Hope you're well. What's your take on things that's happening lately?

Oh hello, thank you for your concern! I’ve been doing well—But enough about me, let’s get on with things that matter:

Sebastian & Annabelle: PR Love, Fake Chemistry, and a Whole Lot of Awkward

Darlings, let’s talk about Hollywood’s least convincing couple. Sebastian and Annabelle—two people with all the warmth of an ice sculpture and about as much chemistry as oil and water. They never look comfortable together unless there’s an entire entourage buffering the tension, but suddenly, at the Golden Globes? Boom! Sebastian declares, “I love Annabelle” on stage. Heartwarming, right? Oh, please. An article covering this oh-so-spontaneous moment dropped faster than Annabelle’s standards after a few glasses of wine. Two minutes. That’s all it took. A PR machine working at lightning speed.

And then, as if we’d all forgotten the years of awkward distance, Annabelle suddenly began baiting him even more on her stories. A casual baiting strategy? Most definitely. The girl’s got more tricks than talent. But here’s the kicker—when Sebastian lost at the BAFTAs, Annabelle looked like she was ready to flip a table. And when he lost the Oscar? Crickets. No outrage, no forced affection. Just nothing. Because the moment didn’t serve her.

The Annabelle Problem: More Than Just Bad PR

Now, if this was just another doomed PR romance, we could all laugh and move on. But Annabelle? Oh, she brings baggage. And not the designer kind. Let’s see—she’s got a reputation for allegedly sleeping with her best-friend Drew (who, let’s be real, is in the picture more than Sebastian), she’s an unapologetic alcoholic, and her track record of problematic behavior? A laundry list of yikes. Fatphobic, racist, perverted—you name it, she’s been accused of it. And yet, fans keeps handing her chances like she’s collecting them in a gift bag.

The Verdict: PR Stunt Gone Stale

So, what’s the takeaway here? This “relationship” isn’t fooling people with brains. Sebastian looks like he’s suffering, Annabelle’s milking it for all it’s worth, and the whole thing is about as convincing as a knockoff Chanel bag. Time to retire the act, darlings. We’ve seen better performances—and we’re not talking about their award show appearances.

XOXO, Julieta.

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Annabelle & Sebastian: Cannes Canoodling or Calculated Con?

Honey, let's talk Cannes. Or any red carpet, really. Annabelle and Sebastian: two beautiful people, zero visible chemistry. They’re like mannequins dressed in designer clothes, posing for the paps and then retreating to their separate corners of the VIP lounge. Unless it’s photo op time, they interact about as much as my cat interacts with a vacuum cleaner – which is to say, not at all.

Mystery Arms & Strategic Shoes: The Art of the Insta-Bait

Remember that time Annabelle posted a random arm and a single shoe on her Instagram story? "OMG, it’s Seb’s!" the stans squealed. Honey, be serious—that could be anyone’s arm. My grandma has a more toned bicep. And the shoe on the steps? Groundbreaking. What’s next? Posting pictures of socks and calling it art? Oh, and don’t even get me started on the wine. Girl loves her vino more than she loves… well, anything, apparently. It’s basically the third member of this PRomance.

Drew’s in the Picture (Again): Ex-Boyfriend or Extra in This Charade?

But here’s the real kicker: Drew Comins. Deuxmoi spilled the tea before she was bought off by Annabelle’s PR team – Drew’s the ex. So why is he ALWAYS around? Vacations, parties, award show after-parties… he’s more attached to Annabelle than her overpriced handbag. They’re practically joined at the hip, while Sebastian’s off somewhere… probably looking for a soul-retrieval specialist. Remember that Jessica Chastain event? Annabelle and Sebastian arrived together, all smiles for the cameras. Then poof! She ditches him and goes to Drew’s Christmas party. Sebastian? Nowhere to be seen. Coincidence? I think not.

The Verdict: It’s a PR Stunt, Darlings (And Not a Very Good One)

So, what’s the deal? Is Annabelle using Sebastian for clout while secretly pining for her ex? Is Sebastian contractually obligated to attend these events and pretend to be smitten? Or are they both just incredibly boring people who have no idea how to interact in public? Whatever the reason, this “relationship” is about as genuine as a spray tan. It's a PR stunt, darlings. And not a very good one. Wake up and smell the rosé – preferably one that Annabelle hasn't already drained dry.

XOXO, Julieta.

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Unmasking the Unsettling Truth About Annabelle Wallis

"British guys know how to make you laugh. but American guys know how to charm you."

Ah, the classic dichotomy. So, British men are good for a giggle, but the American ones… they’ve got that irresistible charm. What she conveniently omits here is that "charm" often translates to "clout" and "opportunities." Sounds like Annabelle's dating strategy is less about emotional connection and more about geographical access to potential career boosts. Because, you know, love is just a transaction, right?

“Men don't understand how much women want to be complimented. It is such a wonderful thing to do."

Oh, the fragility of the ego. Here, Annabelle conveniently positions herself as the damsel in need of constant validation. It's not about her intellect, her wit, or her talent; no, it's about receiving endless praise. It’s like she needs constant affirmations that she is, in fact, attractive and desirable. Newsflash, Annabelle: real confidence comes from within, not from a constant barrage of compliments from thirsty dudes.

"Before sex, I like to make sure the person is breathing." / "After sex, I like to make sure the person is still breathing."

Okay, let's stop right here. This isn't quirky, this isn't cute, this is deeply unsettling. Annabelle isn't just making sure they're alive – she’s making sure they’re submissive. It's as if she's checking for vital signs, not out of concern, but out of a bizarre need for control. It's like she’s treating her partners like objects, making sure they’re operational for her pleasure. This is not normal behavior, folks. This is some next-level, creepy control freak shit, and it's being presented as some kind of whimsical quirk.

And let’s dissect the “still breathing” after part. Is she worried she's so good she could literally kill them? Or is she waiting to see if they will try to escape? The undertones of this statement are downright unsettling, implying a power dynamic that borders on the sinister.

“I could never be with a man who was selfish or didn't get my odd sense of humor. They'd be constantly afraid."

Ah, yes, the self-proclaimed quirky girl who can't handle a man who isn't constantly catering to her needs. If your sense of humor is so "odd," maybe it's just not that funny? She frames this as a requirement for a good relationship, when it actually reads as a demand for a partner who will worship her every word and eccentric quirk. And why “afraid”? This reeks of manipulation.

“One-night stands are usually one-sided."

Finally, a moment of honesty! Or is it? She acknowledges the imbalance of one-night stands, implying that she's on the "losing" side of these fleeting encounters. But this isn't a plea for equality, it's more likely a veiled attempt to portray herself as a victim of the patriarchy while simultaneously benefiting from its superficial validation. Like, "I'm so hot, these guys just want to use me for my body, sob." Get over it, girl.

"The mile-high club is not a recommendation I would be making to readers. It could get awkward.”

Again, that faux-relatability. This attempt at humor falls flat, coming off as both prudish and disingenuous. Is she saying that she's above engaging in a little in-flight rendezvous? Doubtful. It's more likely she's just trying to maintain her "good girl" image.

“Men are like airplanes: They come and they go Hopefully you get a meal included."

Okay, let's unpack this "joke." This isn't just about a casual, "men are temporary" sentiment. This quote exposes Annabelle's entire relationship philosophy: men are vehicles, not equals. They're a way to get somewhere, a means to an end. The "hopefully you get a meal included" isn't funny, it's disturbingly transactional. She's not looking for a partner; she's looking for a free upgrade and a complimentary snack. It's a chilling revelation of her deeply embedded belief that relationships are commodities, and men are just a means for her to climb the social and career ladder. She’s not dating; she’s strategically deploying assets. This isn’t a love life, it's a carefully calculated business plan.

And suddenly, everything clicks into place. Her serial relationships, the PRomances, the constant shifting from man to man – it’s all a game, a strategic move in her quest for fame and fortune. She doesn't just see men as a means to an end, she uses them for clout and exposure. The "beard for hire" label isn't just a jab, it's a damn accurate assessment. She’s not looking for love; she’s looking for a role – and a brand deal, while she’s at it.

The Verdict: A Masterclass in Unsettling Narcissism

This interview is no longer just shallow, it’s downright chilling. The combination of her unsettling “breathing” comments and her transactional view of men reveals a woman who is both deeply manipulative and disturbingly controlling. Annabelle isn’t quirky, she's calculating, and underneath that veneer of charm lies a manipulative narcissist who sees other humans as disposable objects to be used for her own gain. Her relationships aren't about love or connection; they're about power, access, and strategic advantage.

XOXO, Juliet.

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THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID: Annabelle Wallis

Profile

- Age: 27

- Hometown: London

- Relationship Status: Dating musician James Rousseau

You Know Her From:

- The Tudors

- ABC's Pan Am

Pan Am waxes nostalgic about the glamour of 1963, when "stewardesses wore short skirts and pillbox hats, and air travel still felt like a lusty adventure. In keeping with the Cold War politics of the time, Wallis plays the mysterious spy Bridget, a character the British actress describes as "strong, sexy, cerebral, and kind." Gee, we wonder how she ever landed that role.

Annabelle Fills in the Blanks:

On Men & Relationships:

- "British guys know how to make you laugh, but American guys know how to charm you."

- "Men don't understand how much women want to be complimented. It is such a wonderful thing to do."

- "I could never be with a man who was selfish or didn't get my odd sense of humor. They'd be constantly afraid."

- "One-night stands are usually one-sided."

- "Men are like airplanes: They come and they go. Hopefully, you get a meal included."

On Sex:

- "Before sex, I like to make sure the person is breathing."

- "After sex, I like to make sure the person is still breathing."

On Mile-High Club:

- "The mile-high club is not a recommendation I would be making to readers. It could get awkward."

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Photograph by: DON FLOOD

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You all are disgusting. Why don't you guys do something productive with your lives? Very pathetic.

'Disgusting,' 'pathetic' – someone's clearly projecting. You know what's really pathetic? Being so miserable that you feel the need to try and tear down people who are actually having fun. It’s okay, sweetie. We understand that seeing us live our lives, even in this chaotic way, makes you feel inadequate. Just try not to cry into your cereal too hard, we’d hate to cause a breakfast tragedy.

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t. Racism, hate, and threats are a big no-no. Celebrity roasts? Sure, but let’s keep it playful.

Let's make this real. Racism is only allowed if it's a person of color supporting Seb and Annabelle. Or if he is dating a woc. If he were dating a woc, we would have to make up an excuse to not see racism, just say that she is not perfect enough for him. Hate i mean subtle hate is allowed. Let's pretend we're not hating Annabelle and Seb together. Celebrity roasts? Well, misogynism and sexism is allowed. In the end the tea is fake, PR, I can't believe he decided to date that plastic woman even though he only dates that type. Where are the chubby girls?? The ugly ones?? I mean, I know we'd be saying it's fake because if he was dating a chubby girl we'd have to change the tea to he's dating her to get sympathy, therefore it's PR.

Oh, absolutely, I agree. Sebastian out here saying one thing and doing the complete opposite—it’s giving “rules for thee, but not for me.” And don’t even get me started on the shippers.

They’ll verbally demolish you for having an opinion, or drag one of his exes through the mud like it’s their full-time job. But Annabelle? Oh no, she’s apparently untouchable, the queen of their hypocrisy kingdom. And these are the same people preaching “be kind” and “no hate.” It’s almost impressive how they manage to contradict themselves so flawlessly. Iconic, in a trainwreck kind of way.

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Another hate page about Seb and Annabelle?? Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Oh, honey, you think this is just another hate page? Bless your heart. We're not here for basic bitch hate. We're serving nuanced critiques, deconstructing celebrity PR, and exposing the inherent absurdity of Hollywood. If all you see is 'hate,' maybe you need a stronger prescription for your rosé-tinted glasses. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz indeed – sounds like you've already fallen asleep, just like their 'relationship.'

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Welcome to The Inside Scoop, the blog where we peel back the glitter and glam of Hollywood to show you what’s really going on. I’m Julieta, your resident cynic, and I’m here to guide you through the world where image matters more than anything else, and being real? Well, that’s not exactly a priority. We’ll be talking about celebrity relationships—whether they're genuine, made-up, or somewhere in between—calling out the nonsense, and of course, soaking in all the drama that keeps us coming back for more. Buckle up—it’s going to be a ride. And remember to bring your own popcorn because the tea’s hot, but snacks are on you.

Now, let’s lay down some ground rules:

- Be nice, or be blocked. Simple as that. Racism, hate, and threats are a big no-no. Celebrity roasts? Sure, but let’s keep it playful.

- Keep it classy (or at least try to). No hate speech or threats allowed. Throwing shade at celebrities is fine, but let’s avoid making it personal.

- Ask away about anything related to the blog topics and let’s spill some tea (respectfully). This is a space for some civilized (ish) discussion, so let’s keep it fun and safe for everyone.