Katy Perry's bizarre livestream event has provided a whole lot of entertainment for celeb watchers.
Over the course of her time locked away from the outside world on the weekend her new album Witness was released, Perry has dissected her Taylor Swift feud, ranked her famous lovers and even submitted herself for a tearful, hour-long therapy session.
For her final evening in the house yesterday, Perry pulled out all the stops, inviting a posse of well-known guests for a politically-charged dinner party.
With the deep political divides running through Trump's America, Perry started by telling her guests - among them transgender reality star (and proud Trump voter) Caitlyn Jenner and outspoken left-wing comedian Margaret Cho - that this would be a chance to listen and learn from each other.
Instead, things got real tense, real fast.
The group - which included an array of media and political identities - were asked to go around the table and offer a brief description of themselves.
Jenner started by telling her fellow guests that she was transgender, she was Republican, and that she "got more trouble for coming out as a Republican than I did for being trans."