Speaker 1: Previously on the Princess of South Beachliban is getting ready
Speaker 1: to announce that he's running for mayor of Miami. The
Speaker 1: fact that he is about to delightfully share with his
Speaker 1: trusty driver, Orrey Alberto. Wait have we talked about jore Alberto?
Speaker 1: How is that even possible? I thought you knew everybody already. Well,
Speaker 1: it's simple. Rre Alberto is the driver whom I suspect
Speaker 1: is mute. He never speaks, He just communicates through weird growls.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's why Stivan enjoys spending so much time with him.
Speaker 1: And look at that here they are spending quality time
Speaker 1: together right now. Or Alberto, it's a big day. Get
Speaker 1: me home as I've got to get ready for the announcement.
Speaker 1: What announcement you ask? Didn't I tell you I'm running
Speaker 1: for mayor? Exactly? Is the first day of my life
Speaker 1: living my dream, finally getting out of like a leng
Speaker 1: shadow and getting what I want exactly. It's been a
Speaker 1: long road to get here, but I always had a
Speaker 1: clear vision of who I wanted to be, what I
Speaker 1: wanted to achieve, and I knew that if I just
Speaker 1: stuck it out, it would happen. The press called me privilege.
Speaker 1: They have no idea what it took to get here,
Speaker 1: what I had to do. I am not proud of
Speaker 1: all the choices I made, but if this all works out,
Speaker 1: it would have been worth it. Choices you're not proud of.
Speaker 1: Sounds like the perfect opportunity for a flashback to the
Speaker 1: last time you saw Luisa's father. Don't sever alive? Good afternoon,
Speaker 1: you ask for me, He's leave me, okay. When he
Speaker 1: wakes up, can you let him know I was here? Relax? Relax?
Speaker 1: Look into my eyes. Okay, relax, try to control your breathing.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's it leaving. Don't say it here, Drink
Speaker 1: some of this water. Look, don't save it. Oh your
Speaker 1: son in laws here? Then useless? Where's this shell of
Speaker 1: a man before nurse? I would like to speak with
Speaker 1: my father in law in private? It is that all right?
Speaker 1: Are you sure I'll take care of you? My promise?
Speaker 1: Leave us? Okay? When a boss, please let me know
Speaker 1: if he needs anything. Haiti lovers, it's me. You're favorite host,
Speaker 1: Tatiana Boyd. I have a juicy scoop for you. On
Speaker 1: the next tea with Tatiana, We're gonna talk to someone
Speaker 1: very close to a Stevan Calderone. The man's more of
Speaker 1: an introvert, really, but while talking about the Lincoln Aviator
Speaker 1: GT he seemed very confident and outspoken. I mean that
Speaker 1: SUV is really something special. Anyway, Can you guess who
Speaker 1: our next guest is? No way, Jose, you can't. It's impossible.
Speaker 1: All right, that's it for now. Be sure to tune
Speaker 1: in next time if you want the full story on
Speaker 1: the next tee. Tatiana boy, I'm here. What is it
Speaker 1: that you am closer? M hm? I asked you to
Speaker 1: come so you could see the new draft of my will.
Speaker 1: What do you mean a new draft? Wow? I just
Speaker 1: came back from the notary with a will that leaves
Speaker 1: your respect to your family, my family? Do you and
Speaker 1: my pathetic daughter? I think I'm stupid? What are you?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? Do you think that I
Speaker 1: was born yesterday? That I'm blind? You miserable? Swane? I
Speaker 1: know Louisa I wasn't pregnant. I know that baby isn't
Speaker 1: my blood, so my money you want to get a dime?
Speaker 1: How could you say that you yourself have seen her
Speaker 1: belly grow? That was your grandchild in there That's precisely
Speaker 1: why I brought you that, your will to ensure the
Speaker 1: future of your era. You snake, You'll never amount to anything.
Speaker 1: You don't have this stomach for this world to make
Speaker 1: the hard choices. You're not a mash shut up, decrepital bastard. Finem.
Speaker 1: It's true Luisa wasn't pregnant, but you have no idea
Speaker 1: what it took to get a baby this week. You're
Speaker 1: wrong about me. I am going to accomplish a great
Speaker 1: deal of things, and I am going to do all
Speaker 1: your money. Water. I need water, Oh here, water, sign
Speaker 1: the wheel me. You think I'm useless, but I won't
Speaker 1: let you die. Sign the wheel. Never signed? Fine water?
Speaker 1: Oops dropped it? M No Savetto? Step beside. I don't
Speaker 1: know what happened. He was he was fine a minute ago.
Speaker 1: He was. Don't Savetto. Don't Savetto. Can you hear me?
Speaker 1: Can you hear me? One two three again? One two three?
Speaker 1: So Sevetto? Can somebody get in here? Don't save Letto?
Speaker 1: Please please please do Seletto? Boy earth by toxic masculinity.
Speaker 1: Rough and now, if Stevan might become the mayor of Miami,
Speaker 1: honestly for Florida, It's not the worst I've seen so
Speaker 1: now with me Anna and Donzebo, the death toll is
Speaker 1: up to three? Who else will fall victim to Esteban
Speaker 1: and Luisa's machinations. If you're enjoying Princess of South Beach,
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