Schwarzenegger Ex-Wife Drops Jason Sudeikis Bombshell
Maria Shriver, the ex-wife of Arnold Schwarzenegger, uploaded a video of her interview with Jason Sudeikis before Ted Lasso ended.
As Ted Lasso closes, I want to thank this amazing program and everyone who participated. Not just for the pleasure I get from each episode, but also for the lessons it has taught me (and hopefully you too!). I hope you carry the spirit of Ted Lasso with you, and as Jason Sudeikis said, “Be like Teflon to everyone’s negativity or irony.” We don’t have to walk in this world believing that everything is bad. We don’t have to succumb to negativity. We can rise above the noise. We can look for the positive, we can look for the light, and we can carry that light forward. I would rather see the world as Ted Lasso. you will not? #abovethenoise
In a heartfelt message, actor Jason Sudeikis expressed his gratitude as the popular TV series “Ted Lasso” is coming to an end. Sudeikis, who portrays the main character, took a moment to thank the show and all its participants for the joy it brings viewers through each episode. However, he also admits that the series is not only entertaining but also offers valuable life lessons that he hopes will resonate with audiences.
Sudeikis encourages fans to carry on the spirit of Ted Lasso even after the show ends. He cites one of Ted Lasso’s notable quotes, urging people to be as resilient as Teflon in the face of negativity or sarcasm from others. The actor emphasized that there is no need to view the world completely negatively or let yourself be consumed by pessimism. Instead, he encourages viewers to rise above the noise and look for the positive things in life.
With the character Ted Lasso as inspiration, Sudeikis urges people to embrace optimism, seek light in challenging situations, and carry that light forward in their lives. By applying Ted Lasso’s perspective, he suggests that we can navigate the world with a more positive outlook and embrace the belief that there is always good even in difficult times.
