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Memes galore over Olivia Wilde's 'special salad dressing' for Harry Styles that drove Jason Sudeikis CRAZY

'I need olivia wilde to drop her salad dressing recipe that bagged harry and had ted lasso throwing himself under her car,' said a user

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The Internet is going wild after a nanny working for Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis revealed that on one of the occasions, the comedian-actor laid in front of Wilde's car to stop her from seeing Harry Styles after she had prepared a salad for him with a special dressing. The information blew up and social media users instantly sought this opportunity to make a dozen memes. The nanny made several shocking claims. 

The woman who once watched over Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis' children shared how the 'Ted Lasso' got so emotionally devastated when he found that his fiancee, 38, had prepared her special salad with a "special dressing." In a desperate attempt to stop her from seeing the former One Direction member, Sudeikis threw himself in front of the car. The nanny, who chose to remain anonymous, to Daily Mail that once Sudeikis, 47, "lashed out and chased after Olivia after she had prepared a salad for Styles with ‘special dressing’ in their kitchen." The nanny further claimed, “He burst out at Wilde before lying under the car to stop her from leaving." Lately, the cheating scandal has been blowing up ever since the director got served with custody papers while she was on stage promoting 'Don't Worry Darling'.

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The nanny also claimed that the 'We're The Millers' actor discovered Wilde's affair with the 'Don't Worry Darling' actor after he came across some messages between them on her Apple watch that she had left behind. As per the claims, Sudeikis was left emotionally unstable and started drinking heavily. The nanny also made a strong claim that it was Olivia Wilde who made the first move when she kissed Harry Styles during one of the dinners for the cast in Palm Springs. The Internet, however, is seemingly interested in what the salad contained and what the "special dressing" was made of. Following these claims, the duo released a joint statement as reported by People slamming their nanny and saying, "As parents, it is incredibly upsetting to learn that a former nanny of our two young children would choose to make such false and scurrilous accusations about us publicly. Her now 18 month long campaign of harassing us, as well as loved ones, close friends and colleagues, has reached its unfortunate apex. We will continue to focus on raising and protecting our children with the sincere hope that she will now choose to leave our family alone."

Internet goes CRAZY after hearing about Olivia Wilde's salad

The people could not help but wonder about what was so special about Wilde's salad with a special dressing that sent Sudeikis in such a rage that he allegedly laid in front of her fiancee's car so that she does not go see Harry Styles. One user trolled the situation saying, "Olivia Wilde’s Special Salad Dressing" Another user joked, "harry styles watching jason sudeikis chase after olivia wilde:" All people really want is Wilde's dressing that created this whole situation. One user wrote, "I need olivia wilde to drop her salad dressing recipe that bagged harry and had ted lasso throwing himself under her car"

One person called it the 'magical affair salad' writing, "I don’t know what I expected out of this Monday morning news cycle but it definitely wasn’t Jason Sudeikis having a mental breakdown over Olivia Wilde making some kind of magical affair salad" Another user joked, "olivia wilde fighting jason sudeikis in the kitchen while making a salad" One user commented, "harry styles watching jason sudeikis and olivia wilde drama:"

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