
Julianne Hough: "Oh my gosh. He's phenomenal. He's really romantic. He's not even in town and I got in my car and there are flowers everywhere. For my birthday, same thing - like flowers everywhere. I was almost embarrassed. You walk in and you're like, 'Is this my room? I don't even know.' I'm kind of embarrassed."
What It Really Means: I understand that to properly beard, the bearder has to make very public displays of affection, and the beardee has to talk about those displays loudly and incessantly, every chance I... I mean, every chance "she" gets.
Julianne Hough: "Everyone's like 'Oh you met the folks?' Its like, I don't know. Both of our folks are like our best friends so when we hang out, it's more like hanging out with friends."
What It Really Means: My parents spent many, many years trying to help me become famous, so do you think they wouldn't go along with this now? Get real!
Julianne Hough: "I could not be happier. Everything is wonderful. We are very compatible."
What It Really Means: I sold my soul a long time ago, so I have absolutely no problem bearding out for someone.
Julianne Hough: "People I have dated in the past, even though they have had a status of some sort, it was never like this. But when it's worth it, it's worth it."
What It Really Means: After years of being on that crappy dance show and having my country singing career hit the skids, I'm finally starting to get the real attention I need in Hollywood! Thank God!
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Oh Julianne, Julianne, Julianne, we would suggest you get out of that roomful of flowers, which are probably laced with a mind-altering aroma, and make a lunch date with Mimi Rogers and Nicole Kidman, stat! And order several martinis, you're going to need them.
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