Snapshot · Call Her Daddy
Nicole Richie had a ball python named Cleopatra that she wore around her neck like a collar necklace while roller-skating through clubs on wheeled shoes.
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When Alex asks for the most iconic night out story, Nicole delivers the answer no one could have predicted. During a particular era, she and Paris would show up to clubs wearing shoes with retractable wheels — pre-Heelys, she clarifies — and roller-skate all night. Nicole also brought her ball python, Cleopatra, worn draped around her neck like a collar necklace. [1] — Nicole Richie "Nicole Richie's going-out era involved wheeled shoes and a ball python named Cleopatra worn around her neck like a collar necklace. The sna…" 32:13 She wore the snake to every venue. No one stopped them. When Alex asks if there was any concern about the python threatening the crowd, Nicole's reply is the episode's standout line: 'Stopped me from what? Being gorge?' Paris adds the practical footnote: the wheeled shoes were great for escape. If a creepy man started talking to you, you'd say 'I'll be right back' and simply roll away.
Nicole Richie's going-out era involved wheeled shoes and a ball python named Cleopatra worn around her neck like a collar necklace. The snake was a regular club presence. The roller skates were also useful for escaping unwanted attention from men.
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