Social media influencer and upcoming film/TV star Addison Rae’s debut as a red carpet broadcaster is not sitting well with some veterans of the trade. Proving once again that it’s not w…
’s debut as a red carpet broadcaster is not sitting well with some veterans of the trade.
Proving once again that it’s not what you know, but who you know, Rae’s joking remark about needing only three months of school to land her job as aRae, age 20, posted two photos of herself working as a UFC reporter, along with the caption, “I studied broadcast journalism in college for 3 whole months to prepare for this moment.” The caption is an allusion to her three months studying at Louisiana State University before leaving to focus on influencer activities.
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