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Internet Accuses Mrs. Pepper from 'Blue's Clues' of Cheating on Mr. Salt, But One Man Clears Her Name

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Millennials remember being little and helping find the clues from the most adorable paper cutout pup named Blue on Nickelodeon. It first aired in 1996 and had a great run well into the early ‘00s, but it went on hiatus after 2006. Now that many of those original fans have grown up and are starting to have kids of their own, the show has been since rebooted in 2019. Now, it is gearing up to release it's first ever big boy full-length feature on November 18th on Paramount +. 

Due to the attention Blue's Clues has been getting with the upcoming film, the characters have been under the microscope. One conspiracy that has been going around is the accusation that Mrs. Pepper cheated on her beloved husband and father to their four children, Mr. Salt. Their children, in order from oldest to youngest, are Paprika, Cinnamon, and the twins, Sage and Ginger. However, one adult super-fan “Louie” has taken to his social media to debunk this rumor and clear the innocent name of sweet Mrs. Pepper. 

At first, viewers thought that perhaps the twins came from another father, since they came out with cork toppers instead of the usually shaker toppers like the first two kids and the parents have. But Louie quickly debunked that theory after showing the origins of the parent spices and the spices that the twins are. So next, people's suspicions turned to the first born, Paprika, since that was the only spice origin unaccounted for between the parents. However, Louie pointed out an episode that featured the grandma, and thus, everything became clear. It turns out that Mrs.Pepper is a Southeast-Asian/Latino woman and Mr.Salt is a Chinese/French immigrant and they both fell in love for their shared French language and their passion for cooking and have since been faithful lovers and amazing parents. 

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