Sometimes betrayal8 U.S.C 2257not a pop song or a text message divorce. Sometimes it is a milder beast.
Katy Perry discovered this after she walked the iHeartRadio Music Awards red carpet on Sunday night. She flashed a smile with quinoa in her teeth, marring her pearly white grin with evidence that celebrities rely on nutrients and not simply praise to survive.
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"Currently taking applications for real friends who aren't afraid to tell me if there's quinoa in my teeth," she wrote in an Instagram caption. Are you busy, Ed Sheeran?
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