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Kaitlyn Dever Discusses Apple Cider Vinegar, Australian Accents, and More on Skip Intro

On this episode of Skip Intro, Kaitlyn Dever gets real — about her starring role in Apple Cider Vinegar, the personal challenges that shaped her, and why saying “no” in an Aussie accent was nearly impossible. She opens up about losing her mother, becoming obsessed with both holistic and conventional therapies — think coffee enemas, alternative treatments in Mexico, and the shocking mystery of it all — and how that journey eerily paralleled her role. From the emotional toll to the wildest wellness deep dives, Dever holds nothing back. It’s raw, revealing, and seriously unexpected. Tune in — you won’t want to miss this.

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March 7, 2025
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