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On New Year’s Eve, Jessie James Decker was experiencing red vision.
Before the 2020 broadcast of “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest,” a COVID test was administered to the country artist.
The outcomes were satisfactory, but her nose was not.
“I have a very sensitive Sicilian nose; if I am even lightly struck in the nose, you will get a nosebleed. And I pleaded with him not to cram it up there. I will get a nosebleed,’” explained the native of northern Italy, whose Sicilian mother is from Corleone.
“Indeed, he was merely performing his duties, but I got a nosebleed. I mean, blood was really running out of my nose, and we were about to go live in 30 seconds,” added Decker, 34, who will co-host “Rockin’ Eve’s” Powerball this year for the fourth time.
Jessie, who grew up in Iowa, Kentucky, Texas, Louisiana, and Georgia, felt more at home in the tri-state area while Eric played for the New York Jets from 2014 to 2016.
“I’m a girl from the South, yet I’ve always felt loud and forceful… Decker, who intends to dine at Carbone and Quality Italian while in town, added, “I say what’s on my mind and blurt out anything comes to mind.” And I have always angered everyone in my vicinity.
But when she arrived, she fit in perfectly.
She stated, “Nobody was ever insulted.” “I felt heard.”
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