‘I felt bad for my exes’: Awkwafina on making deeply personal TV – with her grandma
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The star takes on her biggest challenge yet: resurrecting her family’s Cantonese restaurant. She discusses the stress of rewatching her sitcom, nearly becoming a meat inspector … and her beloved matriarch, who passed away after filming I’m embarrassed I didn’t bring anything. It’s 10-something in th
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‘I felt bad for my exes’: Awkwafina on making deeply personal TV – with her grandma. The star takes on her biggest challenge yet: resurrecting her family’s Cantonese restaurant. She discusses the stress of rewatching her sitcom, nearly becoming a meat inspector … and her beloved matriarch, who passed away after filming I’m embarrassed I didn’t bring anything. It’s 10-something in th Covered by 2 publications. The Guardian Culture: ‘I felt bad for my exes’: Awkwafina on making deeply personal TV – with her grandma. The Guardian UK: ‘I felt bad for my exes’: Awkwafina on making deeply personal TV – with her grandma.
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- The Guardian Culture United Kingdom ‘I felt bad for my exes’: Awkwafina on making deeply personal TV – with her grandma The star takes on her biggest challenge yet: resurrecting her family’s Cantonese restaurant. She discusses the stress of rewatching her sitcom, nearly becoming a meat inspector … and her beloved matriarch, who passed away after filming I’m embarrassed I didn’t bring anything. It’s 10-something in th 3 h ago · Tier 1
- The Guardian UK United Kingdom ‘I felt bad for my exes’: Awkwafina on making deeply personal TV – with her grandma The star takes on her biggest challenge yet: resurrecting her family’s Cantonese restaurant. She discusses the stress of rewatching her sitcom, nearly becoming a meat inspector … and her beloved matriarch, who passed away after filming I’m embarrassed I didn’t bring anything. It’s 10-something in th 3 h ago · Tier 2
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