Gushing Drew Barrymore says Kamala Harris needs to be the 'Momala' of the U.S. ... trends now
In her bizarre interview with Vice President Kamala Harris, Drew Barrymore urged the vice president to be the 'Momala of the country.'
Stumping for President Biden, Harris joined Barrymore for an episode of her daytime talk show, which aired on Monday. Over the course of the interview, the two discussed many topics, including Harris's polarizing laugh.
Then, during a cringeworthy moment, Barrymore dubbed the vice president 'Momala.'
'I've been thinking that we really all need a tremendous hug in the world right now,' Barrymore said.
Barrymore, who had slid uncomfortably close to Harris on the couch, continued pleading with the vice president to become a 'mother' to the whole US: 'But in our country, we need you to be Momala of the country.'
Harris joined actress Drew Barrymore on her daytime talk show, where the two sat unusually close together on the large couch. In a cringe moment, Barrymore called an unamused Kamala Harris 'Momala'
'I've been thinking that we really all need a tremendous hug in the world right now,' Barrymore said, before adding, 'But in our country, we need you to be Momala of the country.'
Harris smiled and seemed unsure how to respond to the new moniker.
'Yeah, I mean,' the vice president said without finishing her thought.
Then Barrymore leaned forward and held Harris's hands while the audience applauded. The actress stared into the vice president's eyes with a soulful look, while Harris appeared to grow slightly uncomfortable.
At another point in the interview, Harris defended her laugh, and she implied that those who make fun of it are exhibiting a form of sexism.
'You were asking me earlier about what it means to
