Kylie on Her Childhood Celeb Crushes, Giving Teens “The Talk” & Artemis II Mission Goes Philly w/ Elizabeth Banks

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Kylie’s back with a brand new episode of NGL brought to you by Pull-Ups! She kicks things off by shouting out the first woman AND Philadelphia sports fan to fly around the moon, astronaut Christina Koch (1:11). Go Birds. Kylie also announces a new merch collection the Real Ones can purchase now (3:05)! After that, Kylie answers some of the Real Ones’ questions about her best TV show recommendations right now, her childhood celebrity crushes and her best tips for getting through the 1-2 kids transition for parents (6:11). Kylie also reacts to the viral “labor cookies” debate on TikTok and weighs in on an adorable and hilarious video of a toddler attempting a big jump (14:45). Then, Kylie is joined by legendary actress and director, Elizabeth Banks (20:45)! Kylie and Elizabeth bond over their love for Philly as well as the dynamic on “The Other Podcast.” Kylie asks Elizabeth about her most iconic roles like Gail in “Pitch Perfect” and Effie in “The Hunger Games" (35:20). Elizabeth weighs in on Elle Fanning being cast to play the younger version of Effie in the next ‘Hunger Games’ sequel out this fall. Kylie and Elizabeth also have an incredibly candid conversation about motherhood, specifically when it comes to raising older kids (40:20). Elizabeth talks about loving each phase as her boys get older, how she feels about giving teens “the talk” and the best motherhood advice she ever received (51:33). You can find even more clips from Kylie’s longer conversation with Elizabeth on our YouTube channel on More Sh*t Monday. . . . Purchase Brand New NGL Merch: https://www.nglkylie.com Support the show: Pull-Ups: Buy new Pull-Ups with Learning Layer now, designed to help kids learn wet from dry! Go to https://www.pullups.com Lululemon: Limited color runs drop every Tuesday! You don't wanna wait. If it's not for you, lululemon offers free returns, no risk. Check out new styles at https://www.lululemon.com Allstate: Check Allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. You’re in good hands with Allstate. Potential