Natalie Halcro and Olivia Pierson: The Girls, Manifesting Fame, and Firing Their Whole Team
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Natalie Halcro and Olivia Pierson are two of the most glamorous people on Instagram, and if you've always wondered what they actually sound like — you're not alone, apparently. They stopped by fresh off the launch of their new Hulu show The Girls, and we got into everything. Growing up in Canada making vision boards before vision boards were even a thing, gluing their heads onto magazine covers and putting the E! logo in the middle, firing their entire team and going quiet for years, and how they somehow manifested all of it anyway from a suburb outside Vancouver while waitressing.
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