Drake and podcaster/influencer Bobbi Althoff have surprised fans by reuniting for a new podcast episode, marking their first on-camera collaboration since their viral 2023 interview.
The unexpected reunion was revealed through a teaser video shared on both stars’ social media pages on August 22. The clip features the pair holding hands and entering an opulent setting, where Drake humorously welcomes viewers to “a much more refined, poised, and pleasant podcast.”
The episode appears to be the debut of Althoff’s newly launched podcast titled Not This Again, which follows the recent end of her previous show, The Really Good Podcast. In the video, Althoff sarcastically introduces the project as “the first episode of my new podcast that no one asked for,” continuing her signature deadpan style.
The announcement has generated buzz not only due to the pair’s renewed collaboration but also because of past speculation about a falling-out between them. After their 2023 interview—which went viral for its awkward charm and unexpected intimacy—was removed from YouTube, rumors swirled about tension between Drake and Althoff. The situation was reportedly exacerbated after Althoff posted a video showing herself in the general admission section at a Drake concert, allegedly expecting VIP access. This incident was believed to have contributed to a rift, according to TMZ.
Despite fan speculation that their relationship had romantic undertones or impacted Althoff’s divorce from Cory Althoff, those claims were never substantiated and were dismissed by both parties.
Now, with the launch of Not This Again, Althoff seems poised to start a new chapter. Though it remains unclear whether Drake will be a recurring guest or if this is a one-off reunion, the teaser has reignited interest in their dynamic. As Drake prepares for the release of his upcoming album ICEMAN, the timing of this media appearance suggests a strategic rollout.
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