How to Stream Jordyn Woods' Red Table Talk Interview About the Kardashians

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published 28 February 2019

On Friday, March 1, Jordyn Woods is going to sit down with Jada Pinkett Smith for her web talk show Red Table Talk and likely talk, in detail, about what really went down with Tristan Thompson, and what's currently going on with Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner. So how do you get access to Woods' Red Table Talk interview? Just follow the instructions below!

So, Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk (RTT), which started in May 2018, is going to air on Facebook Watch, the video service provided by the social media site. There's been speculation it may air at 12, but it's not clear whether that's EST or PST. So, keep watching the RTT page until they post a definitive time for the interview—we will update this page as information becomes available.

Then, go to its page. The whole episode will probably be available all at once, which looks like how RTT has released previous episodes (in that case, the video might be edited; live streams aren't). If you want to watch it as soon as it's up, follow RTT and then turn on notifications so that you can be alerted when they post something new.

How Jordyn Knows the Smith Family

As you'll remember, Jordyn addressed the scandal indirectly when she took to the stage at her Eylure product launch and said, among other things, "It's been real."

This'll be a much more in-depth talk, sounds like, although the Kardashians made her sign an NDA. It'll be interesting to see if she breaks it, or if she can talk about certain issues and not others.

UPDATE: Here's the interview.

If you haven't gotten enough of the drama join the RTT Facebook Watch Party this Sunday (3/3) at 8 p.m. ET/ 5 p.m. PT to discuss the episode. You can join the Red Table Facebook Group here.

And here are the highlights of what was said.

And here's Khloe's (super angry) reaction.

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