Tracee Ellis Ross shares her experience getting her COVID-19 vaccine, explains what precautions she took during the pandemic and reminisces about the longevity of her show Black-ish.
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Don’t like her at all, never did.
ReplySeth only loves people who are millionaires
ReplyGone
ReplyRefreshing…thank you!
Replythe personification of “extra”.
ReplyGetting the vaccine is a great relief.
ReplyWell that was an interesting interview. It was good to see that perspective of someone so worried about covid and what they did to protect themselves. To me its way over the top but each to their own I think. You want to triple mask, no problem. You dont want to mask that is fine too. Some are worried and some are not. But was interesting to see the genuine relief that they got from the vaccine.
ReplyMs. Tracee is soo FABULOUS!
ReplyI’m surprised she could breath! Lol…but I totally get it!
ReplyI’ll be wearing similar before I get on an airplane these days.
ReplyThe few places that I go(retired) I feel like I’m blabbering if I talk to people. I have lost my social skills, it’s unsettling.
ReplyThe show writers need a driving class. 10 and 2 with air bags could break your arms and cause severe burns.
ReplyWhen I received my vaccinations, I was full of pride. Although I’m a retired RN, BSN, I took great pride in being associated with the medical & scientific communities, AND my City, my County, my State did a phenomenal job at making vaccinations a well-organized & easy to obtain event. I was in & out in ~1 hr, which included waiting in the parking lot for 15 min to make sure I had no reaction to the vaccinations. Bravo everyone, Bravo! I’m also at high risk, so my anxiety level has also been quite high since COVID19 started. During the interview, I couldn’t help wondering how Ms. Ellis Ross’ Mom, Diana Ross, was doing; she is just a little older than me. I hope she is well.
ReplyWow, Traci said it. The biggest takeaway from the last year is compassion for others & ourselves.
ReplyLove this interview
ReplyTracee is just too awesome – correct attitude and all!
My ‘Meditation room’ is the bathroom. Like NORMAL people.
ReplyLove her….
ReplyThat might be good practice in normal times for flying – pre-pandemic I almost never fly, but when I did I always got sick…
ReplyI have had anxiety with covid to the point where I began counseling, which has helped a lot. I lost my Papaw to covid in July 2020. You look at this virus with a different set of eyes when you have lost someone you love so much to something so horrible. I am only 31 but I do not want any part of covid, no-thank-you.
ReplyDoes anyone know what kind of plant it is in the background? Looks beautiful
ReplySo relieved someone else goes through those emotions after being out.
ReplyI can’t hear a single word over those ridiculous earrings…..
ReplyI guess I need to bust out nana’s eyeshadow
ReplyI LOVE THIS WOMAN
ReplyIf I found a lamp with genie in it…I think i’d truly end up wasting a whole entire wish on being best friends with Tracee.
ReplyTracee Ellis Ross is now my favorite person. Sorry Seth.
Replyis this a dude?
ReplyWow that was tiring. Get a bit of perspective. sheesh
ReplyIf you double mask, don’t put the n95 (or kn95 in Traci’s picture) on the outside. That’s the one you want “sealed” against your skin as it is the more effective one. A cloth mask or surgical mask can go over it, which will catch larger particles and increase the longevity of the n95 mask.
ReplyTracee Ellis Ross is so radiant!
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