After Show-Off: Stephen Colbert Jokes About OnlyFans Change
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Stephen Colbert said goodbye to CBS with a star-laden program and a last monologue that is already viral history.On May 21, the presenter ended nine seasons leading the late night, in a gala full of companions and a closing with Paul McCartney on the stage of the Ed Sullivan Theater.The last monologue that crossed the networks The video of the final monologue, hung on the official YouTube channel of the Late Show, had reached a million reproduct…
With one last wink, Stephen Colbert (62) said goodbye to his audience in the final episode of his "The Late Show" on May 21st. The 62-year-old kept his humour until the end: instead of falling into sentimentality, he openly joked about a possible change to the adult platform OnlyFans. In a gag sequence he showed a greeting card with the text "This is not a goodbye, but a goodbye!" and then revealed the alleged first draft – which began with the …
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