Kristen Bell Reading Trump's Tweets as Gossip Girl Is Exactly the Type of Content We Deserve

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It's been a long week. You deserve a pick-me-up - something to make you laugh and forget all about the raging dumpster fire that is the current state of politics. Today, Kristen Bell is the deliverer of said pick-me-up. When the actress stopped by Late Night With Seth Meyers, she reprised her role as the narrator in Gossip Girl to - what else? - read Donald Trump's tweets aloud for the audience. Using the same ominous voice she used for the hit CW show, Kristen read three of the president's bizarre Twitter statements, and the results are downright hilarious. Just hearing her talk with that same voice will transport you back to much simpler times, you know, before a certain someone took office.



from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/Kristen-Bell-Reads-Donald-Trump-Tweets-Gossip-Girl-Video-45319620

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