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Hi.

-Hey, girl. -What are you doing?

Just unboxing some swimmers for summer.

-Cute. -What's up?

[sighs] I'm, like, so annoyed with the other girls.

I feel like every time I'm hanging out with them, it's like increasingly worse.

They just slut-shame me.

Brooks and Grace Ann are my biggest critics.

They're always making fun of me about something.

It's just the way they're born, I guess. But lately it's gotten to be way too much.

Guys, I am not a whore.

Kind of just your thing. It's like how my thing was not working hard.

Your thing is being a whore.

Oh, what? [laughs]

I know. She has, like, eight people on the ros.

Stop judging everything I do.

I just feel like, I shouldn't be shameful about what I'm doing

and I am because they're so fucking mean about it.

You should absolutely not be shameful.

You're 23 years old in New York City.

You should be doing nothing but dating and figuring out what you like.

Brooks prides herself on the fact that she slept with ten people ever.

-Let people live. -She was married for four years also.

Yeah, but, like...

You just, like, zoom out and think about why they're saying these things.

-Yeah. -It's all out of insecurity.

Look at Brooks.

She's like, "You're hooking up with all my friends. You're doing this."

Yeah, well, guess what?

Her friends are interested in you. She's jealous, and it's because of that.

There's a lot that Brooks didn't get to do when she was my age

because she was fully married,

and so I think she might resent my freedom

and the fact that people around her are interested in me.

Clearly, there's still a lot of tension, but I think we should move past it for now

because I can tell she's not herself 100%, and it might just make things worse.

Honestly, like, we all pick on each other. They call me a dork every single day but--

-You're my dork. Love you. -[laughs] You're my slut.

[both laughing]

-I'm kidding. I'm kidding. -Damn. You too?

Love you little whore.

-See? That's fine. You can call me that. -No. [laughs]

Do you want me to slap to get you out of it?

-Yeah, maybe. Can you? -Do you want me to?

Never been slapped by you.

I can turn it on if you need. This is like a love support ally slap.

-So, are your hands clean? -Yeah, they're clean. I just washed them.

-All right, wait. I kinda want this side. -Okay.

-Ooh, I'm nervous. Okay. -Super hard?

Oh, no, not super. Medium. Right.

Okay. All right. Slapping it out of ya.

Three, two, one.

Ow.

[both laughing]

-It actually fucking hurt. -Really?

-But it felt good. -It was pretty soft.

Thank you. All right. And I might...

Slapping those negative words out.

I know. I might come back for another slap.

I'll slap you anytime you want, girl.

Instead of a shot, I'll get a slap.

-I love you. So much. -Love you. Thank you.

You made me feel better for real.

Be yourself.

-Ready for your treatment? -It's her first time.

-I'm kinda nervous, Arash. -It's really not that bad.

Today I am taking Grace Ann to do Emsculpt.

She's finally taking modeling seriously.

And I think she could handle a little butt shock.

[laughs]

I love Emsculpt because it's kind of a cheat code with working out.

It's like you did 20,000 squats in 30 minutes.

I do it all the time before a big shoot.

Don't be alarmed.

Just try and relax.

Does it hurt?

-No. -No. It's really not bad. Are you ready?

-I'm ready. Blast away. -Straight to 100.

-Here you go. -[screams] Oh, my God. [laughs]

-Relax. -[screams]

Stop it. There's other fucking people here.

Beauty standards in this industry

are so unrealistic that you have to take shortcuts sometimes.

This is 65. How's that?

-I like this tempo. [laughs] -[Dr. Arash laughs]

Okay. [laughs]

-Who back there? [laughs] -[Dr. Arash laughs]

But see why, like, not working out is the vibe?

You don't have downtime.\ You just get blasted with it and you're good.

-Yeah, this is... -You know, I need it.

I have so many huge life-changing shoots coming up.

I feel like pressure's on to look my best, and I am gonna do whatever it takes.

Watch me go straight to 100 and not flinch.

Well, you're used to it, Mommy.

-[Dr. Arash] Are you ready for this? -Yeah, I'm ready.

Straight to 100. Hit me with your best shot.

-Watch. -[Grace Ann] Blast her away.

[groans, laughs] Shit, it's been a while.

-[screams] -[Dr. Arash laughs]

See?

By the way, the reason I'm prepping with you

is because I am shooting the cover of Maxim.

-Shut up. Oh, my God. That's huge! -[Brooks] Yeah.

I was bawling when I found out I was gonna be on the cover of Maxim.

It's like Victoria's Secret, Maxim, Sports Illustrated.

That's the trifecta of, like, you've made it in New York modeling.

Every time I get to say that

I'm in the company of all these greats and legends,

it's like the biggest pinch-me moment ever.

-Am I done? -You have two minutes, three minutes left.

Gan, do you see that ginger ale in there?

-Getting a little nause? -Yeah, just a wee bit. Oof!

I get so nauseous.

-[Grace Ann] From the weight-loss drug? -Yes.

-Here you go. -[Dr. Arash] So you're still on it, huh?

Mm-hmm. Still on the sauce.

I've been taking a weight-loss drug for two years.

I heard from agents or casting directors that, you know, I was doing well,

but I could be doing way better if I weighed 30 pounds less.

If insecure about something and wanna fix it, don't think there's any harm in that.

Once I did lose the 30 pounds, I did start to see a change in my career.

I did start to book covers and bigger jobs and bigger clients.

That's just the way the business is.

Is the throwing up thing normal?

Some people get that, yeah.

I actually forget to eat when I'm on it. I have to set alarms.

I chose to be a model. I chose to be in this industry.

I kind of knew what I was signing up for.

I just don't eat right. I eat carbs and I eat protein, you know.

Yeah, no, you have to eat lots of protein, work out,

-actually do Pilates. -Yeah.

Do Pilates with me. I've been doing Pilates every day.

-No, you haven't. -Yes, I have. I did it this morning.

I do videos.

-Okay. -Does this say I do Pilates?

[Brooks] Yeah, we get it. You're fucking skinny and hot. Whatever.

It's been a few weeks since I quit my job,

and I feel like I really need to make progress with my business idea

because the money is burning at a rapid rate.

-Hello. -Hello!

My friend Phoebe is Bill Gates's daughter,

and she and her business partner Sophia recently launched Phia,

which is a shopping tool that finds the best prices for customers,

whether it be a used item or a new item.

-I'm ready to pick y'all's brains. -Let's do it.

Phoebe and Sophia went against the beaten path to start this company.

They really represent the entrepreneurial spirit of this generation.

Two years ago, we were literally talking about the launch of Phia,

that little cocktail bar.

What's crazy about that is we had nothing at that point.

Didn't have a product and we were just like getting ideas

for different things to get feedback.

So that's why I'm here, to kind of explain what I'm doing,

explain what my vision is,

-and get your advice of step one. -Let's do it.

So, without further ado,

I'm creating basically an app for the hustle generation.

People who don't make consistent income.

Modern tools are kind of mass market, one fits all.

And these tools aren't relatable to our generation.

So I wanna create financial education

in a way that is understandable and not as scary.

So, Mary & Pip offers one integrated platform

where you can see your banking, investment,

retirement accounts all in one.

So I guess my question for you guys is, like, where the fuck do I start, honestly?

I really can't get a read on if they like my idea or not.

Do I sound silly? Stupid?

Maybe it's some impostor syndrome lingering from Wall Street.

I don't know, but I look up to them so much

for what they've accomplished on their own.

So if they say that this idea isn't good, I'm gonna have to go back to square one.

Being a financial plan platform is really intense

because people are gonna have to give you access to their bank account.

That takes a ton of trust.

The first thing that you build is gonna be horrible.

It's not gonna work. People aren't gonna like it.

-We developed way too fast. -Way too early.

And then we spent all this time building things that no one cared about.

And it is extremely hard to build a social app.

It's, like, one of the most difficult things to do.

I think the problem you have is a huge problem.

You need to just do one small, super, super simple thing really well.

That would make the market map.

It's really important to niche down.

Right.

And for the money thing, or, like, how I get paid--

I think we're getting ahead of ourselves.

What was really important for us and I think really helped us early on,

-that we literally went AWOL for a year. -Right.

And were like, "This shit isn't working. We need to just hunker down and fix this."

You just need to put away money so that you have runway yourself

for, like, six months to be able to just be heads down on this.

Oh, wow.

[blows] Uh-oh. [laughs] I already quit my job.

Thank God I talked to you guys.

I was about to drop, like, ten grand on branding.

-No, no, no. -Oh, my God. Branding is so stupid.

Do I regret quitting my job?

You know, when I look at my bank account and savings account, yes, a little bit.

I need to really reassess my finances and make sure I can pay rent in New York

to, like you said, keep my head down and focus.

We didn't come from a lot of money, and I'm gonna have to scramble together

and find some money pretty quickly.

I don't have another choice but to make it.

I love you guys. I'll let y'all get back to work.

I know y'all work all hours of the day.

[Phoebe] It's time to catch up on emails.

So, I have a lot of work to do myself.

-You've been to a casting before, right? -I've been to a casting before,

but never without my full-time job. [laughs]

Oh, wow.

I'm realizing, especially with my start-up,

-I'm not gonna make money for a while. -Yeah.

Sophia and Phoebe said that I need at least six months of living expenses

to get started on this product, and I don't have that.

It's so expensive to live in New York.

So the fastest way for me to make money is to model and through brand deals.

There's to a million ways to make money in this day and age.

Like, most models I know do social deals and all these other things

to make money because it's not steady.

And this toilet paper reached out, and they were like,

-"We'll offer you 12K to post a reel." -Toilet paper? [laughs]

I don't want it to become a pattern and we accept stuff like that.

Did you have to accept that though?

That's why I really want this casting to work,

-and I wanna get more into modeling -Yeah.

because I don't wanna have to rely on fucking toilet paper ads. [laughs]

How do you advertise toilet paper? For your ass?

What else is it for?

Wiping? Like, what are you gonna-- What are you gonna do?

Every job counts right now.

So, if that means making toilet paper cool, I'll take it.

[Koni] We're ready, Sarah Jane.

[Sarah Jane, Mary Holland] Yay.

-[Koni] Hi. -[Sarah Jane] Hi.

Do I come, or...

-No, no, you wait right there. -Okay. Okay.

-Hi! How are y'all? I know. -I'm so glad to see you.

[Sarah Jane] I've worked with MAC a ton over the years,

and I know I have a leg up going into this casting.

-Let's do some digitals. -Okay.

But I also feel like Mary Holland deserves it.

Beautiful.

Especially since she's feeling so anxious about her income.

-[Sarah Jane] Okay, bye, guys. -[Mac casting] Bye, thank you.

[laughs] You look perfect. They're really sweet. You're gonna love them.

-Okay. -[Koni] Mary Holland?

-Hi. -[Koni] Hi, babe.

-How are you? -[Koni] Good, nice to meet you.

I'm definitely a little rusty when it comes to casting etiquette.

-What's your name? -I'm Koni.

Like, am I supposed to hug?

Sometimes I have little word vomits, especially when I'm nervous.

-My best friend's mom name is Connie. -[MAC casting] Aw.

I am diagnosed with oversharing.

I just quit my corporate America vibe, and now I'm free at last.

I really have no idea what's coming out of my mouth right now.

You're new to modeling?

Um, -ish. Perfect place to start, like, start with the big fish.

So, I've been modeling. I've been signed with Ford for about a year,

and then doing test shoots on the weekends,

but again, with my corporate job,

I couldn't come to these random castings during the week.

So now I'm really freed up to actually go for everything, which is awesome.

-This is perfect. -I know. Thank you.

So, let's do some digitals on the wall.

-Koni will take you. -Yes.

I'll have you hold the product as well, just like close to your face.

I mean, if it's me against Sarah Jane in a modeling competition,

I think we know who would win that one.

-Gorgeous. -But the only thing I have

is that they haven't met me before.

Nice to meet you all. Thank you.

Thank you so much. Nice to meet you.

[Mary Holland whispers] I think it went well.

Nice to meet you.

Today, I am taking a Zumba class, and this is a brand deal.

I don't really work out unless I'm paid.

Mary Holland is with me because she is kind of our content queen

and I can count on her to get hot, sexy photos of me.

Do I know what Zumba is? Not really.

Was it probably checked in my modeling proficiency list?

Most likely. What can go wrong?

[trainer] There are no wrong moves.

If you get lost in the step, just shake whatever you got, all right?

-You ready? -[Cheering]

Let's do it. Step it up!

Brooks was offered my entire year's salary at Deutsche Bank

to post about this Zumba class on social media.

I was offered 12K to post about toilet paper,

and I was jumping from the rooftops.

I mean, I can only hope to get to Brooks's level one day.

I am gonna be her photographer during the class,

and she basically just has to post a few stories, show up,

have a good time, and she gets her bag. Go, girl.

[dancing music playing]

All right, let's watch. Focus.

Watching Brooks take the Zumba class,

I see her trying to step to the beat and failing.

She's definitely in her head about something or something deeper is going on

because I see her physically trying to put on a face and have fun,

but then she's missing steps and kind of, like, stumbling on herself.

[Brooks]

Okay.

[Brooks] I typically microdose GLP-1, this weight-loss drug,

but now since I have Maxim coming up and I'm probably gonna be half naked,

I'm upping my dose a little because I wanna be extra snatched.

But at the same time, the symptoms of the weight-loss drug has...

they've gotten a lot worse recently.

[Brooks] Regardless, this is a brand deal. I'm here, I'm dressed, I'm dancing.

I have to finish the class. That's a part of my contract.

What do you think?

[Mary Holland]

She sees how many jobs she's getting.

Of course it's natural for her to think

that she needs to be taking these GLP-1s to maintain that success.

But I do worry that she's taking it a bit too far.

I'm super worried about her.

Wait, what do you want? Nipple covers?

Yeah, nip covers.

Where's Brooksie? Wait. Shoot, y'all, at Zumba?

She was... I've never seen her so sick.

What kind of sick?

Like nauseous.

-Wait, where is she right now? -She's in the bath.

We should make sure she doesn't die in there.

I'm worried about her, y'all. Like, she's gotta start eating.

We're all getting ready to go out, and Brooks was supposed to come with,

but she's locked herself in the bathroom since we got back from Zumba,

and I think it's just getting worse and worse.

Are you okay?

Did you throw up?

There is an enormous amount of pressure in the modeling industry

to look a certain way in order to be a working model.

I've felt it, everyone's felt it,

but Brooks puts an unrealistic amount of pressure on herself

to maintain her appearance.

What she doesn't realize is she looks perfect.

She's literally perfect, and she always has been.

I think she just, you know, she wants it so bad.

Have you felt like this before?

She looks ill. She looks down bad,

and usually she can at least turn it on for us,

but something's seriously wrong, and it's clearly getting to her.

I don't want her to pass out in the bathtub. I think we should stay here.

Is the massage guy here?

Yeah, she's down there getting a massage.

I think Leigh called for the massage guy to get here.

At Zumba, she was so frail.

You know, in those situations where you realize

and you're like, "Oh shit. Something's seriously wrong."

She just overworks herself and is just a perfectionist in every aspect of, like,

"I have to do every job, and I have to show up."

And it's a lot of, like, she needs to look perfect.

In this industry, it's hard being a model.

I'm just seriously so worried about her.

She does need to make some serious changes.

She's gonna have a heart attack at 45 years old.

I think she's starting to realize. I mean, she feels like shit every day.

Wait, she said, "I just realized I missed my period.

I hope I'm not fucking pregnant. And my massage guy just asked. He's witchy."

You're malnourished, dying in the bathtub one second,

and now you're with child the next.

What the fuck? Of course.

Oh, my God, Gleb's child?

Gleb? No fucking way.

-There's no way. -She skipped her period. I mean...

-Do we go check on her? -No, she's in the middle of her massage.

This is not the time and not the stress we need right now.

Hi.

How are you?

I think she might be pregnant.

She's always had them?

[both laugh]

You guys are so intrusive.

Brooks, you have to take a pregnancy test.

Don't make me cry.

[Brooks] You guys are so intrusive.

Brooks, you have to take a pregnancy test.

Don't make me cry.

[Grace Ann] Brooksie, we need to know ASAP.

Just take the test and then you can enjoy your massage.

-Come on. -Guys, stop touching me.

I really need to pee.

You're all mean. Like, honestly.

If I am pregnant,

I'm in the height of my career, and I cannot afford to have a huge belly

when I'm about to shoot the cover of Maxim.

I definitely want to be a mom.

I want tons of babies, but just not yet. I'm not there yet.

Okay, everyone. Dear heavenly Father, please don't let this girl be pregnant.

[Brooks] Stop. Okay, I gotta get outta here.

This cannot be happening.

It cannot be possible. I won't let it be possible.

I'm gonna wish this to not be real because, no, absolutely not.

No, no, no, no, no.

[Mary Holland] Did we look at the directions before she took it?

Okay, wait, I think it's two lines means yes,

-one line means no. -[Sarah Jane chuckles]

PSA to everyone, use protection.

[Grace Ann] Okay, it's two lines.

-Two lines is a yes. -Yeah.

My stomach is in knots waiting for these results to come through.

[Grace Ann] I'll take it in and raise it as my own.

We could be the moms together.

-It would be kind of sweet, taking shifts. -[softly] I know.

[Grace Ann] My heart is beating so fast.

Oh, my God.

-Not pregnant. I'm not pregnant. -[Grace Ann] Whoo!

-Jesus Christ. -She's not pregnant.

-There's a God! -Brooks? My God. You're not with child.

-Thank fuck, and I already knew that. -It's just cankles.

[Brooks chuckling] I'm pregnant with cankles.

-You just have cankles. -You just have cankles.

Now that's over, I think it's time that we have a little bit of clarity

on to what's really going on here.

She's getting really fatigued, she's passing out, she's throwing up,

which tells me that she's taking too many of the weight-loss drugs.

[Brooks groaning] Oh, God.

She can't keep taking GLP-1s and not eating and overworking herself.

We need to come up with a game plan.

[Mary Holland] Should we frame it? I think we should mount it somewhere.

[Grace Ann] No, it has her piss all over it.

[Mary Holland] It looks like Brooks just ordered a bunch of needles.

[Grace Ann] This is, like, so scary.

[Mary Holland] Where does she keep the GLP-1?

This has gotta be it, right?

Just seeing all of the needles piled up in one place

makes me realize the gravity of how deep she's gotten in it.

We need to handle this.

-So what do we do? How do we-- -We cannot do this anymore.

When we, like... When... Whoa!

That is not how we tell her, by the way.

[Grace Ann] We need to get rid of this.

No, Grace Ann. When you had your little drinking issue,

if we threw away all of your stuff

or said you're not gonna order--

I didn't keep alcohol in my house.

We need to address it with her first.

I think it's a little bit impulsive to just throw everything away.

Clearly, something deeper is going on.

I guess this is how you become tits on a stick.

I think she's been using it way too long and maybe using way too much of it.

This is different doctors, clearly. These are different pharmacies.

She's going around town

getting semaglutides from multiple--

She is, like, quadruple-dipping.

That's dangerous. Do you know this? You were premed.

GLP-1 is a weight-loss drug. It stands for glucagon-like peptide.

So basically, it stimulates something in your stomach

that's released when you eat.

So it just makes you feel like you're really full all the time.

I mean, she's passing out at Zumba,

she's almost fainting in the bathtub, crying at the table.

I chalked a lot of her emotional breakdowns

up to her work and her running herself dry there,

'cause that's what she was blaming, but I didn't realize it was this dire.

-She's addicted. -Sarah Jane's been looking really skinny.

Because she's on it. I know she's on it.

I don't think it's out of the question that Sarah Jane's on GLP-1 if Brooks is,

because she is mini Brooks.

They follow each other like this.

I mean, it goes on and on and on.

I'm getting nauseous looking at it.

I think that we should talk to Sarah Jane first and give her a little warning.

Be like, "We found all of these needles. We know that you've been doing this too."

Because Sarah Jane is a bit more rational. She hasn't gone off the deep end totally.

Right. She's not full psychosis yet.

[chuckling, whispers] Fuck. She's coming.

-Hey, guys. -[Grace Ann] Hey, girl, what's up?

[Sarah Jane]

Y'all talking about me? What?

When is the last time you took GLP-1?

[Sarah Jane] Probably, like...

-Be honest. When was the last-- -I haven't taken it in like three months.

Modeling is something you don't just get. You have to work for it.

And Grace Ann and Mary Holland don't understand that.

Is the juice in the fridge?

[both] The juice is in the fridge.

Mary Holland just quit her job. She's never been a full-time model.

Grace Ann leaves at any chance she gets to go on vacation with her boyfriend.

As sad as it is,

there's an unrealistic\ beauty standard to reach.

And this helps you get there.

There's not gonna be a sweet convo where she's like,

"Oh, my God, you guys are right." Like, "I should be healthy."

-Yeah. I know that. -It's gonna be a screaming, crying moment.

I think she's just scared of Brooks.

I don't think she ever wants to tell Brooks she's doing something wrong

or something she shouldn't be doing.

I think we need to not make it about the damn weight-loss drug.

Her overall health is the problem.

Me and Mary Holland have been sitting here planning our intervention with Brooks.

When I had a drinking problem, and everyone had an intervention with me,

I hated y'all and didn't wanna speak to y'all for weeks.

It does suck to have an intervention,

but you have to go through that to get to the other side.

Having an intervention changed my life.

For Brooks, it makes me sad to see her like this,

and it is your sisters' and your family's job

to have tough conversations like that with you.

And it might end up, you know, backfiring and really hurt our relationship,

but I think the roles are reversed now, and I'm in that position with Brooks.

I feel like I have to say something or do something.

I don't think it should be, "Here's your needles, you're an addict."

I think it should be, "You need to get healthier.

You need to see a nutritionist."

-And see a doctor." -Yeah.

I think we should make it as little about body weight and body size.

We're not gonna say, "You're too skinny."

We're gonna say, "You need to stop using drugs."

I think treating her like some sort of, like, addict is just not fair,

because we've all tried this drug.

I think Grace Ann just wants to get back at Brooks for her intervention,

and she's honestly going so overboard.

Like, it's plain and simple, she's overprescribed.

This amount is so concerning.

Now we have to talk to Brooks about this. There's no telling how she's gonna react.

[sighs, grunts]

[Grace Ann] Although I realized it was really sweet of my family

to care about me and have an intervention with me,

the way they went about it was not very appropriate.

[dial tone]

I think there should have been like a sit-down conversation

with maybe a mediator or a third party there, so it's not just family,

'cause then you feel really ganged up on.

So I think I'm gonna take those considerations

into my planning for this intervention,

something that I think would've been more effective for me at my time of need.

Yeah, let's do it.

-Sarah Jane? -[Sarah Jane] Yeah?

I haven't heard back from the MAC Casting yet,

and Brooks seems a little bit better today.

So while Grace Ann plans that intervention,

today is the day I shoot my toilet paper campaign.

I'm thinking of ways to make it, like, even more whimsical and fun.

[chuckling] Whimsical toilet paper?

If you're doing toilet paper now,

you're gonna be doing UTI or STD meds next,

and then you're not gonna be able to book the big beauty campaigns

'cause nobody wants the coochie girl.

Like, av-avant-garde, more, like...

Oh. A fashion campaign. [chuckles]

A fashion campaign for toilet paper.

Even though my priority is getting my business off the ground,

I do have bills to pay. So I'll take any gig I can get.

Are you proud of me, Dad?

So picture this. Opening scene:

Imagine a cheeky, like, Dr. Seuss Grinch voice.

Here's the script me and Chat wrote.

"Last night she slept soundly,

not thinking a bit,

that her carbon footprint was kind of a hit."

[chuckling] Oh, damn. Bars, Mary.

Girl, I know, right? [chuckles]

"Cut to the fairy."

-[Mary Holland chuckles] -[chuckling] Excuse me, what?

-Final frame, I look in the mirror-- -They should pay you more.

-What are they paying you? -12K.

This is a full-on movie.

I mean, this is what you get when you hire me.

If I can make an ad for toilet paper look expensive and well done

and make people actually buy it because of me,

other brands will see that and come offer me more jobs.

[Sarah Jane] Are you giving me a cut of this 12?

You're my supportive sister, and you're gonna help me.

This... I need this money to invest in my start-up.

Okay. [clears throat] So let's follow me into the bathroom.

-Okay, right here... -Excuse me.

...with me and we're walk... Like you're walking with me. Enter, enter.

And then zoom right when I--

Ooh! Nice shot... Oh, my God, I wasn't recording.

[chuckling] Are you fucking kidding me?

It was... Don't "Are you fucking kidding me?" me.

-It was one shot. You'll do it again. -[chuckling]

Three, two, one.

[Mary Holland] Okay, and then--

[Sarah Jane] You're better at this than maybe anything else.

[Sarah Jane] What is that? Don't do this to me.

If modeling or my business doesn't work out, maybe I have a future

being an Oscar-winning director and cinematographer. We'll see.

[Mary Holland] Okay.

[Sarah Jane] Oh, don't finger it like that. Oh, my God.

Stick... No, don't stick your fingers inside.

-[chuckling] -That's really, really, really a visual.

Okay. No, no, no. Just hold it like a regular human.

[Mary Holland chuckles]

-How would a human do it? -How would a human do it?

[Sarah Jane] This is the moment.

-Gorgeous. All right, are we done? -It's done. Yeah.

[Brooks]

[scoffs] I can't even open it.

I am not feeling like myself at all.

I'm feeling so nauseous. I'm feeling so down, so low energy.

And yet, in one day, I need to look like

a hot supermodel on the cover of Maxim that's got it all together.

The pressure is really on to kill it in my career.

-[phone rings] -Okay, Dr. Rachel's here.

-Will you buzz her up? -Yeah.

[exhales sharply] This is gonna be good.

I've decided to call a professional in to help us

with Brooks's intervention with the weight-loss drugs.

After my family had an intervention with me,

I realized that the way I was drinking was going to end really badly.

I do kind of have a full-circle moment here

and I realize that Brooks probably felt this way about me and was like,

"Grace Ann has a problem. We need to talk to her before it gets worse."

I now feel that way about Brooks, and it really only means

that I care so deeply about her.

And now I realize that when she had that tough moment with me,

it was only because she cared so deeply about me.

That's kind of a crazy realization to come to.

Oof. Oh, my God, are these my knees? Oh, yes. My knees.

It's so nice to meet you in person.

Of course. Thank you for calling.

Thank you so much for coming by. Really appreciate you coming.

We were thinking we'd just do it right here.

Whatever works best for you, guys. Whatever you think will be

-the most comfortable for everybody. -Calm, chill.

I think Dr. Rachel is some psychologist Grace Ann found online.

And I don't know why she brought her here. It's honestly such overkill.

I think Brooks is going to be like, "Are you fucking kidding me?

All I do is make your careers,

and now you're gonna tell me how to live my life?

I'm actually successful. Maybe you should take a note out of my book."

-Brooks. -[Brooks] What?

-You wanna come upstairs? -Why? I'm doing something right now.

We wanna chat about something.

-Who's pregnant now? -No, nobody's pregnant. It's about you.

-Okay. -But it's nothing bad.

It seems bad. [chuckles]

There's a therapist upstairs who's gonna

-help us chat through some things. -Why?

[Brooks] What is wrong with you people?

I am just kinda confused. Like, what are we doing?

-Dr. Rachel, this is Brooks. -Hey.

What's going on?

Dr. Rachel, this is Brooks, our sister.

-Hi, Brooks. -Hi, how are you?

-Can I give you a hug? -A hug? Yes.

I know you don't even know who I am.

-But I'm gonna give you a hug. -Yeah, no. Hi.

It's lovely to meet you.

I am a psychologist, but I'm not here for therapy.

Your sisters just reached out to me that they were concerned.

I just wanna be here to support you and all of them and see how I can be helpful.

[Brooks] Okay. What's going on?

I called Dr. Rachel because we're concerned about your health.

We just want you to live super long and--

What are you talking about, saying, like, live super long?

I'm gonna live super long.

[Sarah Jane] You're using GLP-1 a lot and not eating, and so you're tired.

You can't really complete a workout.

Um, you guys shouldn't be throwing stones

because you've taken it before, and so have you.

No, we never said we have never tried it. And we're not trying to attack you at all.

We just think that the dosage has become a problem.

Why do you think I'm on GLP-1? Because every job I do,

it's like you have to fit within a certain standard and a certain measurement.

And they're straight up measuring my hips for all of these new fashion jobs

that I'm getting into in, like, Paris and Milan.

Like, there's requirements I don't meet.

And I know how vapid this industry is,

and, like, if I say no to it, then they're just gonna pick someone else.

In modeling, you know, you have such a short window that you can kill it in,

and the time is now for me.

My career has just started to take off.

And I don't think it's a coincidence that it started to take off

once I altered myself and lost weight, fixed my nose.

All the things my team told me I needed to change, I did.

I know it's all work, but I want you to, like, understand

that your health is just as important as your career.

-I get that. Yeah. -So I know it's work. I know it's work.

And it's hard to say no to work.

But sometimes we have to think about our health as a priority.

Taking these weight loss drugs in the modeling industry is so common.

I probably know more models that are on it than aren't.

That obviously just shows that that's the expectation of the industry

and it's just like a sink-or-swim business.

I just don't really work like that.

We came from such humble means, and I worked so hard my whole life.

So when I get offered a cool job,

I'm not gonna say no just because I don't feel great, you know.

[Grace Ann] We're not even saying to say no to jobs.

We're just saying that when it gets to a point

where you're passing out in the bathtub and you're throwing up at Zumba,

maybe it's time to think about the change you could make within your routine.

You guys are probably gonna hate what I'm about to say, so I'm sorry.

It's a GLP-1 medication.

And GLP-1s are really not made for individuals like you guys.

You know, it's made for individuals that have the disease of obesity or diabetes.

Agents are giving it out to their girls, like, encouraging them.

People used to tell me like,

"Go do a bunch of blow and smoke some cigarettes this weekend,

and come back on Monday, and let's weigh you then."

And are those the kind of jobs that you want?

-[Brooks] Yeah. -[sisters] Yeah. [laughing]

Since the time I was a little girl, I've dreamed of working as a model.

I worked so hard to get here and I feel like that little Brooksie

in the bayou in Louisiana would be so proud of me.

I mean, the standards are so unrealistic, right?

They are. They're completely unrealistic.

Right. But our body has a function.

And it has to be healthy in order to do that, right?

I just don't do anything with my body except for, like, take photos.

Your body allows you to sit here today.

You know, to come here, you were walking down the stairs before,

-Mm-hmm. -Right?

You have to have a healthy-ish body to be able to do that.

Right. Even if you have the measurements that the Paris agencies want,

it doesn't matter if you're, like,

-on the bathroom floor and can't get up. -Exactly. Right.

Okay, what do you want me to do?

The reality is bone broth is not gonna fuel you.

You need calories to be able to sustain yourself.

-Okay. Uh, what, uh, like... -We just want you to be healthy.

Maybe see a medical doctor and see a therapist.

-Okay. -[Grace Ann] I think that's a good plan.

This just shows how much you all love each other,

and you are a role model to your sisters.

I mean, I see it even just sitting here.

-That's sweet. -Yeah.

I know my sisters are coming from a place of love.

I just find that you don't know until you're in that position how to handle it.

But also, they're not shooting the cover of Maxim.

Lovely to meet all of you. If I can be any other help, just let me know.

-Have a good one. -Okay. Bye.

[Mary Holland] Thank you so much.

[Brooks] Thank you, Dr. Rachel.

Fuck. You guys, that was really sweet.

Thanks for, like, bombarding me with that.

-[Grace Ann] You're welcome. -[Mary Holland] We love you.

-I feel like she's really good. -Yeah.

[Mary Holland] Brooks is clearly annoyed at this point.

But we won't be able to sleep at night if we didn't try.

We wanna try to solve this within the sisters,

and avoid calling Dad and including our parents, like she did with Grace Ann.

Grace Ann is the one that made this more serious than I thought it should be,

and I'm grateful she did because

-now we all agree to go to therapy. -Thank you, Grace Ann.

-That was nice of you. -You're... You're welcome.

I don't think I have an eating disorder 'cause I don't eat.

[chuckling] Just kidding. [laughs]

I think that I have maybe an unhealthy relationship with weight and food

because of the industry that I'm in,

but I don't think I have an eating disorder.

[Mary Holland] What's for dinner, for real?

[Brooks] I'm just eating bone broth.

[Mary Holland] Drinking, you mean?

I do have like a huge shoot, so I actually can't eat, but I'll start tomorrow.

-No. The best time to start is now. -So what's the point of this?

Uh... Not really.

[Grace Ann] We see Brooks as a really confident person

and she, you know, encourages everyone around her to be confident,

and we never really see that vulnerable side of her.

I guess it made me realize that she does get insecure sometimes,

and that makes me really sad.

Growing up, she had things that she was insecure about,

and she always does try to change to meet people's standards

and look a certain way and have certain things,

and to know that she still feels like she has to change something,

it's really upsetting.

It's like, what is the endgame there?

You don't know what I'm about to shoot.

We're not gonna monitor your eating.

The cover of Maxim. Liquid diet.

[slurps]

Today is the day. It is the big Maxim cover shoot.

Modeling can be a beautiful expression,

and I think it's very artistic and a great outlet,

but there is a dark side that people don't know.

It's really hard to not lose yourself, and I... and I gotta be honest,

I don't think I've figured that part out of modeling.

I am gonna do what I have to do. I always have.

My career is my life, and I am gonna do whatever it takes.

[Brooks] Hi, Gilles. It's so nice to meet you.

I'm such a big fan of yours.

I think this is, out of my career, the biggest photographer I've shot with.

Oh, thank you. I'm really honored to be shooting with you.

He's shot every icon you can imagine.

Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, you name it.

I feel pressure's on to perform perfectly. [chuckles]

I am, like, freaking out about working with him.

-Brooks. -Yes?

Do you know it's a September issue?

Oh, my God. That is so major. Oh, my gosh.

The September issue of any magazine is the biggest issue

because it's Fashion Month.

That's when all the important eyes in the industry

are on all of these magazines and covers,

and it's kind of a standard of, like,\"Okay, this girl is a supermodel."

I'm always channeling my inner Cindy.

Everyone says that if I was a supermodel in the '90s,

I would've been as big as Cindy Crawford.

I feel like I'm getting there. I'm trying my hardest.

I just feel so grateful to be in a position

where somebody like Maxim would want me on the cover.

-This is so beautiful, Brooksie. -Yeah.

[Gilles]

Oh! Thank you!

I'm diving into my career more now than I ever have in my life.

I've lost relationships. I've been taking these weight loss drugs.

I haven't been sleeping, I haven't been eating.

You know, that's been the cost and the price that I've had to pay.

So I feel like since I've poured everything I have into my career,

the pressure's really on to kill it.

I need to succeed.

I can't wait for all my exes to see this on the newsstands.

[makeup artist] Yes. That is truly the best revenge.

You really need to be here.

This past year my relationship has been the priority.

I'm going to Africa for a month.

Um... What the hell, uh, a safari?

[Brooks] I'm killing my physical health and just running myself into the ground.

I feel like I'm left in the dust. Was all of this worth it?

I don't know how to get into my requests.

-[Brooks] Is there any gold? -See, like, this is a cutie.

Brooks has such a variety of people in her DMs.

Movie stars, singers, athletes, musicians.

I'm a big fan.

We've been together for eight months.

I would honestly love it if you would consider moving to LA.

I do want to be with him, but I don't know if I'm done with New York yet.

-[Sarah Jane] I'm so touchy. -You're a touchy one.

We weren't exposed to people that had different sexualities, different faiths.

[Sarah Jane] I'm so excited to be hosting this Pride dinner.

I'm really hoping that it goes smoothly.

-Oh, shit. This can't be real. -[Mary Holland] Let me read it.

One of your sisters' boyfriends has a baby.