Nicole Richie‘s hilarious VH1 series Candidly Nicole airs its epic season finale tonight, and she took a moment to speak to Vanity Fair about how she feels about the second season, why she’s “very upset” with the way it ended, and what inspires the antics of the show.
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Anyone who’s watched you since The Simple Life knows that you’ve always been funny. But you’ve come a long way since then. Did you feel like you had anything to prove this time around?
I don’t know if I’ve ever really connected the two, other than the fact that they’re both TV shows. They’re two very different shows. The Simple Life was about pulling us out of our lives and filming that journey. Candidly Nicole is not reality. It’s more of a mission-based comedy. It’s a totally different thing. I’m also in a totally different place in my life.
Do you feel like the Nicole on Candidly Nicole is what people get in real life, too?
I feel like the Candidly Nicole Nicole is the pilled-out, alcoholic, crazy, racist version of me—which I’m not saying doesn’t exist. But, that is one aspect. We’re all so many different people in different roles in our lives. But this show is just a show. It’s entertainment, and that’s the point.
What’s the best thing you learned this season?
I’ve learned it’s not so difficult to form a gang.
Explain.
It’s actually quite fun. I filmed a gang episode. Before Straight Outta Compton came out, just letting you know. So it’s very on brand. But I was first.
See what else Nicole has to say to Vanity Fair here and don’t forget to tune-in to VH1 tonight at 11pm for the season finale!
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