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Reneé Rapp and Rachel Sennott team up for Instagram's 'Close Friends Only' podcast
Internet 'It' girls Rachel Sennott and Reneé Rapp sat down together for Instagram's new Close FriendsOnlyvideo podcast.
SEE ALSO: Instagram teens are regularly recommended sexual and explicit videos, new report findsIn addition to dishing on their upcoming projects, the Bottomsactor/co-writer and Mean Girlsstar talk about their friendship and flirting techniques with their characteristic wit and chaos. In the preview for the episode below, Sennott asks Rapp, "What about me are you most intrigued by?" (you'll have to watch to find out), and Rapp shares her favorite of her lyrics.
Close Friends Onlyis Instagram's first podcast, which centers guests' conversations around the platform. In this ep, Sennott brings up her finsta and the duo share that they first connected on the app. The podcast is produced by the women-led creative agency SUN-NY SIDE UP and The Unwell Network, the Gen Z media network founded by Call Her Daddy's Alex Cooper.
Sennott and Rapp are only the second guests on the podcast. The first episode featured Doja Cat and Ice Spice. Their episode was roughly 22 minutes long, so you can expect a similar length from Sennott and Rapp.
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