Jennifer Lawrence's Mom Revealed Her Horse Died During a Cheerleading Competition

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Jennifer Lawrence explains how her mom broke the news her horse died and brags about the advice she gives Andy Cohen and her influence over the Real Housewives franchise.
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You look gorgeous, as always.
And talk about gorgeous. Look at this right here.
Ooh, la la, saison.
I mean, this is the biggest magazine.
I didn't know you spoke French.
Oh, thank you. Well, un poquito.
Uh...
This is the largest magazine
that I've ever seen in my lifetime.
Yeah, well, and the interesting thing...
This is Hillary Clinton's new book.
It's a move.
I don't know why she chose me for the cover,
but I'm really flattered.
Because you're honored, yeah.
Well, this is gorgeous.
I said, of course.
This is Annie Leibovitz.
Of course.
How many? There's different covers, right?
Yeah, this is Annie Leibovitz.
And I actually haven't...
I don't own one of these,
because I thought that would be super modest.
Yeah, just have it laying around your apartment,
like, oh, I guess I'm on the cover.
Not me.
No, no, it's hard to find you in here.
None of these are you.
This is the one with Bruce Webber.
And I haven't worked with Bruce Webber since I was 15,
and I did an Abercrombie shoot.
Me, too. I'm, dude...
I'm always shirtless at Abercrombie.
None of the pictures ended up being useful,
because they told us to play football,
but it was, like, you know, like, model football.
But I was, like, red-faced, sweating, nostrils glared.
Like, at one point, a girl said, get her away from me.
Really? Yeah.
And then when I went to do the shoot with Bruce,
hang on, we had done this photo.
How does this work?
It's a magazine. Oh, wait.
So we had done this photo, where my hair's all greasy.
And so the next day, I showed up,
and I tried to wash my hair, like, six times,
and it just was not going anywhere.
And so I showed up. I hadn't seen him since I was, like, 15
and all sweaty and disgusting.
I showed up like a grease ball.
They were like, what are we going to do?
We have to wash our hair.
Yeah. And I speak French, too.
Un, la, la, saison!
Un, la, oh!
Un pequito, yeah.
You're not the only one.
Look at this, the horse whisperer.
I mean, look at this.
I don't know if the horse was doing that
because I was doing it.
Yeah, are you frightening the horse?
Were you? Was that real?
I don't know. It was real.
It was real. The horses were very...
What were you saying to the horse?
Stand up.
What else do you say to a horse?
I don't know, man.
But you grew up with horses, so this must have been...
I did, yeah. I grew up.
I grew up with horses.
What was your horse's name?
I had many horses, but...
Bones.
There was one horse named Bones.
Growing up on a farm, you have ups and downs.
There's good things and very sad things,
and I was at a cheerleading competition.
I was a cheerleader, which I'm really proud of.
Yeah.
I was at a cheerleading competition,
and my mom in the audience was mouthing something,
and I didn't understand what she was saying,
and I was like, what?
And she was like, Bones is dead.
Bones died.
And I was like, what?
Oh, my God. Bones is dead.
Yeah, and she's here, and I was like,
can you try to rethink what you're thinking was
and the timing on that?
Did you start crying?
No, and then she just, like, went into how,
what she's getting my 3-year-old nephew for his birthday.
She's like, did I tell you what I'm getting Theo
for his birthday?
I'm getting him a leaf blower.
A real leaf blower.
Oh, he's gonna love it.
He'll be out there blowing leaves.
He actually really will.
He will? How old is he?
He's turning 3, but he loves engines, trains, locomotives.
I remember when I was a kid.
Yeah. Oh, cool.
Well, I don't think she's gonna get him a locomotive.
I don't know why he keeps drinking this water.
This water's good for you.
I remember when I was a kid, I was an odd kid,
but I really wanted a metal detector.
That's all I wanted.
And I don't live by the beach.
I didn't grow up.
I just had my back in my front yard.
No, I was picturing, oh, you mean, like, this guy?
I thought you meant the guy we walked through there for.
What? No.
I joined the TSA when I was 3 years old.
I begged for and finally got a clap-on,
clap-off in my room.
Oh, it was sick.
It didn't quite work.
My grandparents had that, and they had it hooked
into their Christmas tree, but also the television.
Oh, my gosh.
It was so awful.
That's horrible.
And I would just run into their room,
clap, and then leave the room.
And, like, the tree would go off, the TV would turn on.
They loved me as a great-grandkid.
Yeah, I was like...
You sound like a hoot.
Yeah. I want to talk to you about reality shows
because I heard that you like reality shows,
and I love them. I'm obsessed.
Bravo? Is it Bravo?
Bravo's on in my household 24-7.
I am a...
I guess kind of a producer of all of the Real Housewives.
That is not true at all.
I would call us colleagues.
You and Andy Cohen?
Yeah. I get really passionate,
and I give him a lot of advice.
Wait, I do, too.
I know. Really?
But do you text him?
Yeah.
Do you make a difference in the show, like me?
I've never...
I've never made a dent.
Did you really? Have you changed?
I mean, we'll see, because one of the stars' fate
is kind of in my hands.
So...
This is insane.
Which one do you watch?
Well, I have different...
With Beverly Hills, my friends and I have a drinking game
of any time Lisa Rinna says her husband's full name,
Harry Hamlin, she always calls him.
Have you guys ever noticed that?
She always goes,
Harry Hamlin's on his way.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And so we have a drinking game to that.
Everybody says his full name, yeah.
But my...
When I found out,
when Luanne announced her divorce to Tom,
I was horrified and shocked,
and my stomach dropped
because I realized that I had just seen the reunion,
which means they aren't filming.
And so I texted Andy and I was like,
get a camera in Ramona's face right now.
And I also told him to show the interview,
or not the interview,
but the moment in the Berkshires
where Bethany's crying and going,
I just don't think your guy's a good guy.
Anyway, I don't know.
No, that's good.
I mean, this is all...
It's hard to explain the ways of producing,
you know, if you're not a producer.
So...
Oh, my gosh.
You are un...
Does Andy ever call you and give you ideas for your stuff?
It's a little bit over your head.
You wouldn't get it.
Does Andy ever call you and give you notes on your acting?
He doesn't say the same thing about my job.
