Selena Gomez's Shocking Voice Confession & Kylie Jenner's $71 Million Runway Moment

Kylie Jenner made her debut on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway.

in a very interesting way so she debuted wearing a diamond covered bra worth more than 71 million australian dollars so the 29 year old appeared at victoria's secret fashion show which happened in la yesterday wearing the most expensive fantasy bra ever created so this thing contained over 4 400 natural diamonds including a 75 carat yellow diamond at its center.

And it took 15 craftspeople more than a thousand hours to make.

And when you hear all that, when I was looking at it, I was like, that's cool.

And it's sparkly.

But for that much manpower and that much money, it's like, what are they going to do? Because I'm sure it's going to sit in the back of some warehouse somewhere, unless they're going to put it in a museum.

Well, when I say that, it's definitely going to be in a safe somewhere, probably with a 24-hour security guard.

But I don't know...

if we needed necessarily a diamond encrusted bra.

But hey, we've got one and I'm really interested to see where it goes next and who wears it next.

And can you imagine the pressure that Kylie felt? I did love that Timothee Chalamet was cheering her on alongside Kris Jenner.

And obviously Kris Jenner is known for being the ultimate mummager and he was giving the same energy.

It was actually quite sweet.

But let's not forget the controversy around Victoria's Secret and the whole fashion shows because it was actually cancelled.

Like, I mean, straight out cancelled in 2019 after years of declining ratings.

And obviously, there was just a turning point where...

Women were just so over seeing bone-thin women become the beauty standard and be celebrated and applauded.

On top of that, there were some pretty nefarious ties with the head people running Victoria's Secret, like I'm talking Epstein files, problematic statements they were making.

And I think coupled with all of that and just the change in people's values and views and also the company declining as well, they just flat out cancelled it.

But back in the day, like 2001, it used to attract around 12 million and that's just American viewers.

So by 2018, it had dropped to just 3.3 million.

So now that they've decided to bring it back and it's been back for around three years now, I've noticed what they're doing, which I love, is diversity.

And we're seeing different bodies represented on the runway, which it's always weird to me that they kind of always only put bone-thin models when they're literally selling something that is meant to shape women's bodies and fit every different body.

Like, why would you limit your target market like that? So anyway, I think that was a huge misstep, which they've clearly corrected.

But can I just say...