Two neighbors pull clearly ahead of the rest: Rosie O'Donnell at 0.96 and Barbra Streisand at 0.95 — a TV personality and a musician, respectively — forming the two peaks that define Bette Midler's audience shape. Neither shares her subcategory (Actors), which makes the bridge notable: her audience is shaped less by fellow actors than by these two specific figures.

The remaining eight neighbors cluster in a tighter band from 0.92 down to 0.87. Stormy Daniels (0.92, Reality TV Stars) and Jane Fonda (0.92, Actors) sit just below the two peaks. Debra Messing (0.90) and Diane Keaton (0.88) are both Actors — the only subcategory-matches to Midler in the top 10. Jeffrey Levin (0.88, Journalists) and Mia Farrow (0.88, Actors) round out the set alongside Susan Sarandon (0.88, Actors) and Kathy Griffin (0.87, Comedians). Actors are the most common subcategory in the top 10 (four of ten neighbors), but the two strongest pulls are a TV personality and a musician — meaning the audience's sharpest affinities reach outside the acting world entirely.

The two-peak structure points to an audience that bridges entertainment and cultural commentary, anchored most tightly to O'Donnell and Streisand rather than to any single professional category.