Susan Miller can usually talk all things stars at a moment’s notice — which is why we thought she’d be great to discuss the solar eclipse … if it wasn’t for these damn kids!
We say that in jest, of course — but you gotta get a load of this interview we did with the famed astrologer Monday in NYC … just as the eclipse was set to go down, as tons of people congregated in a local park there to catch the rare phenomenon.
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Of course, with parks and playgrounds comes children too … and the place here was crawling with them as we conducted our sit-down with SM. Let’s just say … it’s entertaining.
Take a look for yourself … our photog braved through the kid-friendly environment and fired off questions for Susan — who certainly did her best to answer our stuff, but who was often distracted by her grandkid and a bunch of other little tykes who came into frame.
Yes, we realize we’re kinda on their turf here — but that doesn’t make their wading into the convo any less hilarious … and you can tell Susan’s doing her best here to give us real answers while also playing a good grandma.
In terms of substance … Susan tells us the solar eclipse is a great time for people to find new love and get it on in the sack — and she also says some stars, like Jelly Roll, are riding the wave of good fortune that the celestial occurrence brings about … in her opinion, anyway.
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Bigger picture though … what this interview proves is that the eclipse really was a family event — as millions of people gathered all over the continent to feast their eyes on this thing.
Folks were wearing protective eye gear from sea to shining sea … and yes, there were a lot of moms, dads and kiddos in the mix — just like here at this park in the Big Apple.
The chat we had with Susan was a little chaotic … but so was this whole eclipse thing, if we’re being honest — people were kinda losing it out there, and this is a microcosm.
Until next time … see ya in 2044!!!
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