Olympian Ryan Lochte is continuing his tour of inanity to promote his reality show (in which he apparently doesn't understand irony or douchebaggery). And last night, David Letterman asked him to explain just why he has a reality show in the first place.
Olympian Ryan Lochte was given his own reality show called 'What Would Ryan Lochte Do?,' prompting many to hilariously wonder what the lost-for-words athlete actually would do.
Judging from last night's premiere ... not much.
If you plan to catch up on a rerun, prepare yourself for thought-provoking flubs like, "These are my shoes that I design from top to the very soul to the very top to the bottom. No. F---. Laces."
Olympian Ryan Lochte recently went on 'Good Morning Philly' to talk (via satellite) about his upcoming reality show 'What Would Ryan Lochte Do?' -- but instead of promoting the program, he just left giggly news professionals in his wake.
A while back we reported that E! had ordered six episodes of a reality show about Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte. Then we forgot about it, because we didn't think they were actually serious.
But they were. Oh, god. They were.
Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte and model-turned-actress Carmen Electra were spotted together at Bootsy Bellows in Hollywood on Tuesday night (March 5), where they were allegedly inseparable.
We wonder how Simon Cowell and his magical moobs feel about this.
When Andy Warhol said everyone would be famous for 15 minutes, he presciently predicted the rise of reality TV. Case in point: Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Lochte is getting his own weekly hour of television.
E! has ordered six episodes of the unscripted show to be called 'What Would Ryan Lochte Do?'
No, seriously.
We're sure some of you are still nursing your broken hearts or flipping tables over since Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively shockingly tied the knot. But tragically, one person who's doing neither is Lively's ex and 'Gossip Girl' co-star Penn Badgley.
