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What did Selena Gomez say to Taylor Swift at the Golden Globes and what might be whispered at the Oscars? Call in the lip-readers

The latest trend on TikTok is for content creators to ‘reveal’ through lip-reading what celebrities are whispering to their friends. But is it fair, ethical or even remotely accurate?

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09 Mar 2024, 05:00 UTC
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Rebecca Daly
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The latest trend on TikTok is for content creators to ‘reveal’ through lip-reading what celebrities are whispering to their friends. But is it fair, ethical or even remotely accurate?
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    What did Selena Gomez say to Taylor Swift at the Golden Globes and what might be whispered at the Oscars? Call in the lip-readers

    The latest trend on TikTok is for content creators to ‘reveal’ through lip-reading what celebrities are whispering to their friends. But is it fair, ethical or even remotely accurate?

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