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S9 EP39: Dita Von Teese (Video Edition)

S9 EP39: Dita Von Teese (Video Edition)

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 Burlesque icon Dita Von Teese joins Alan Carr to talk vintage holidays, Parisian life, a Caribbean romance and seduction secrets. Plus, nipple-clamps vs tassels, a swingers’ cruise, and getting Alan a bit flustered… See Dita perform: https://dita.net/shows/ 00:00 Intro 00:45 Does Dita relax on holiday? 01:27 Ideas during dental work 02:00 Alan getting flustered over Dita 03:00 Goodwood revival and vintage clothes 04:00 Foxes and Alan’s dogs 05:04 Dita’s first holiday memory in Michigan Mackinac Island 06:40 Dita’s holiday romance in the Caribbean 08:00 Dita’s luggage - nipple clamps? Desire Cruise and swingers 11:08 Can Alan come? 12:00 DIta’s Nocturnalle show and dates 15:00 Living in Paris and performing at Crazy Horse 15:45 Speaking French 17:01 Dita’s Parisian hidden gem and having her phone stolen 18:45 Dita’s favourite drink a simple martini or Mezcal 19:30 No to street food and the horse sashimi 21:00 Does Dita complain? 22:04 Iron fist, velvet glove. 23:00 The man who tried to lick Dita’s shoes and Alan’s old landlady 25:16 Holidaying with Christian Louboutin. 26:52 Robbie Williams date 28:45 Alan asks Dita for seduction tips 30:50 Dita’s amazing skin and her habits 31:54 Nocturnalle at Edinburgh Playhouse and Alan’s ghost story 34:10 Starting our descent - the quick fire round 36:00 BONUS CLIP - Beyonce and the Partition video #DitaVonTeese #AlanCarr #LifesABeach #Burlesque #ChristianLouboutin #TravelPodcast #ComedyPodcast #Paris #VintageStyle #Nocturnalle #Beyonce #SeductionTips #AlanCarrPodcast #Caribbean #TravelStories Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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