Cooper continued, “You know, you have a 50-50 deal in front of you in a partnership that’s not 50-50—genuinely, I’m like, ‘How do you not take that?’ Like, I literally started to feeling crazy…So, I think that’s important to emphasize and I want to make it very clear that it seemed to me in my opinion—Sofia’s 50-50 was about money. Not labor.”
Moving on to their living situation, Cooper shared that the timing of the contract switch up aligned perfectly with their lease, expressing her excitement to move on. “Actually, our lease is up at the end of July, so we were gonna have to move out soon anyways,” she pointed out. “And so, I am going to move out and I’m going to move into a new place and I’m gonna live alone. I’m not sure what Sofia is doing.”
Despite the close-knit bond the duo appeared to have on during their podcast, Cooper revealed that their friendship had been strained due to Franklyn’s relationship with Peter Nelson, who played a large role in her negotiations with Barstool Sports. But, Cooper urged that she had no bad feelings towards her.