Speaker 1: Welc up to Reality with the King. It's me Carlos Kings,
Speaker 1: the King of Reality TV and one of the most
Speaker 1: sought after executive producers in reality television with over ten
Speaker 1: years a production experience. Twice a week on Reality with
Speaker 1: the King, we'll sit down with my friends across the
Speaker 1: entertainment industry, recap our favorite reality shows and revisit unforgettable
Speaker 1: moments that we are still talking and tweeting about.
Speaker 2: Mia Thornton, affectionately.
Speaker 1: Created by me Mia b Lyon, the name Mia b
Speaker 1: Lyon is flying away from Potomac and she has landed
Speaker 1: in Atlanta, Georgia. So Mia said on her Instagram this morning,
Speaker 1: Dustin and Claudia that.
Speaker 3: Let me finish.
Speaker 4: I'm not laughing, doesn't I'm listen in a very listen
Speaker 4: on a serious note, Mia thor decided to move to Atlanta.
Speaker 2: She went from the back of the plane to the
Speaker 2: front of the trap. You know, I love you. Mia
Speaker 2: has flown, Mia, I love you.
Speaker 1: Mia has flown on frontier and decided to land in Atlanta.
Speaker 2: And we wish Mia the best, Dustin and Claudia. I
Speaker 2: was very.
Speaker 1: Saddened by the news, although not surprised and I'll get
Speaker 1: into that after Dustin and Claudia share their stories, because
Speaker 1: I want them to go first. But how do y'all
Speaker 1: feel about Mia be Lyon not being able to be
Speaker 1: in Potomac and not on the show anymore.
Speaker 5: I feel like Claudia needs to go first. She was
Speaker 5: a housewife, Like you need to go first, Claudia, go ahead.
Speaker 3: What's your expert opinion.
Speaker 2: My love?
Speaker 6: I don't care.
Speaker 7: Is that bad? I think now that? I mean, I know,
Speaker 7: Carlos you're a big fan of hers. I thought she
Speaker 7: was interesting, you know the part that I did see
Speaker 7: that she brought some shit that she got that you know,
Speaker 7: that whole thing with the husband, the baby daddy, well
Speaker 7: the other guy and all that shit. Maybe she'd go
Speaker 7: on to Atlanta Housewives now and she and brinc Her
Speaker 7: and brit can be like bessies because I kind of
Speaker 7: see them like I could see like them kind of
Speaker 7: like vibing a little bit.
Speaker 6: Now, you so okay?
Speaker 7: So Justin you like you can't stand her for the show,
Speaker 7: and Carlos you're a huge fan, right, yes, yeah?
Speaker 6: And so Justin you're happy about this.
Speaker 7: Carlos, you're devastated about this because you think she's a big,
Speaker 7: big star.
Speaker 5: I don't want to say I'm happy about her leaving
Speaker 5: the show right, because that sounds I don't know. I'm
Speaker 5: not happy about her leaving the show, But I think
Speaker 5: she made the right choice to leave the show.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: We did not have a chance to connect to me
Speaker 5: in an authentic way from day one. She was on
Speaker 5: some fake ass shit being on this show day one
Speaker 5: her first season, the relationships never seemed authentic. She would
Speaker 5: be close with Karen one season, not close with her
Speaker 5: the next season. She had these relationships this season, not
Speaker 5: these relationships that season. She would overlook things that would
Speaker 5: be deemed egregious from Gazelle, but because she was trying
Speaker 5: to be friends with her, it just was all over
Speaker 5: the place. There was never an authentic representation of who
Speaker 5: the fuck Miah Thornton was on this show. And that's
Speaker 5: why people like me who have been watching this show
Speaker 5: from day one missed her right. We missed the connectivity
Speaker 5: moment when it came to me. Carlos has a very
Speaker 5: specific lens that he sees the shows through as a producer.
Speaker 5: He recognizes and appreciates things that he can pull from
Speaker 5: her as a producer that I may not see and
Speaker 5: be able to thus appreciate. Right, However, based on what
Speaker 5: I seen, beat it, you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 5: hate to be like that, but you can go on
Speaker 5: and roll down the street. I also think that we
Speaker 5: need to kill this stigma feeling like your career is over.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: If you don't work on The Housewives of whatever CD anymore,
Speaker 5: it's not the end of your work and entertainment and
Speaker 5: media if you so choose to pursue a path as such. Right,
Speaker 5: she just ain't on that show no more, and maybe
Speaker 5: other shows will be a better fit for her, Maybe
Speaker 5: other opportunities will come her way that you know the
Speaker 5: great things about me, It can be showcased and platformed
Speaker 5: and lauded and celebrated. Right, But I was tired of
Speaker 5: watching her on the Housewives. I felt bad for her husband, Gordon.
Speaker 5: You know, when do we ever feel bad for the
Speaker 5: damn husband? That's how you know we have departed from
Speaker 5: whoever we're supposed to be paying attention to at the time.
Speaker 5: And it was Mia, So I've been told y'all, I
Speaker 5: felt like she was all over the place and doing
Speaker 5: some wild, dirty shit this season that this past season,
Speaker 5: it was not her best moment. While I think that
Speaker 5: she brought a lot to the show and she could
Speaker 5: still be there, I don't think that she needed to go.
Speaker 5: But I'm glad I don't have to see her in
Speaker 5: inc doing like this, you know what I'm saying, for
Speaker 5: another season?
Speaker 3: Just glad I don't have to see that.
Speaker 7: Is there any argument to be made though, Like you
Speaker 7: know how you describe and everything.
Speaker 6: I mean, there's people that.
Speaker 7: Are on TV that are like that, that lie a
Speaker 7: lot and can't keep track of dates and all kinds
Speaker 7: of things and creick cases and you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: wealth and like that's kind of like a staple in
Speaker 7: the reality world, Like there's like you and I have like.
Speaker 6: Someone on the show like that.
Speaker 7: I could see why Carlos would be enamored with her
Speaker 7: being good for a show, because you got to every
Speaker 7: franchise needs like a villain.
Speaker 6: They need the person that they kind of go in on.
Speaker 7: They need the hot mess if they all had it together,
Speaker 7: Like can you see it for that for can you
Speaker 7: see it for her for that alone?
Speaker 6: For bringing kind of a little bit of a mess.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm an old school Claudia you know that.
Speaker 5: I don't give a fuck about the messy shit. I
Speaker 5: think it's disgusting that people go over into looking up shit.
Speaker 5: I don't like all that. I just want to be
Speaker 5: entertained by what I see on the show. And to me,
Speaker 5: you're a one trick pony. If that's all you got.
Speaker 5: You got to be able to be Yeah, okay, if
Speaker 5: you're willing to maybe say something that everybody's thinking and
Speaker 5: not willing to say, that does add value to the
Speaker 5: show and to the viewers experience.
Speaker 3: But that can't be all you got.
Speaker 5: You gotta you have to be you have to to
Speaker 5: have something substantive At some point, I honestly could watch
Speaker 5: a show with no drama and just a bunch of
Speaker 5: fly ass motherfuckers winning their life and feel like, Wow,
Speaker 5: this is a purview into what I want in life.
Speaker 3: I could enjoy that.
Speaker 5: I don't have to see people saying something and I
Speaker 5: don't have to have all that.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying to me, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 5: And I also do not because I still watch Zeus,
Speaker 5: I watch Baddies, I watch now That's TV. I watch
Speaker 5: all that shit, So there's an appetite there when it's
Speaker 5: that time. But that's not why I watch fucking Real Housewives,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. So it's different, there's different levels.
Speaker 5: And to me, if you if all you have is
Speaker 5: doing something that people consider shocking and you know, riding that,
Speaker 5: to me, you fizzle out fast. That's not that's not
Speaker 5: sustainable in the television and entertainment landscape.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 5: You know that because you've been working for a long time.
Speaker 5: Claudia Carlos, you too, y'all know what it takes to
Speaker 5: continue to stay afloat. I am entertained, but it takes more.
Speaker 5: And to me, when you got kids on TV saying
Speaker 5: to you, you don't need to marry mister Ink and
Speaker 5: you know and one and Gordon is crashing out in
Speaker 5: real time, to me, there needs to be a reset
Speaker 5: of some sort. And maybe her exit this season, maybe
Speaker 5: that's her reset. I wish me of the best. I
Speaker 5: think that she has a great personality for entertainment. She's
Speaker 5: got a willingness to add entertainment value to whatever projects
Speaker 5: she's a part of, and that can look like success hopefully.
Speaker 5: I saw her doing some things in radio with Ink,
Speaker 5: the guy that she was fucking around on Gordon with
Speaker 5: or whatever. Hopefully they see success with that, have shows
Speaker 5: and she's able to pivot into broadcasting.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. Who knows?
Speaker 5: I want that for her, but I just was less
Speaker 5: than impressed with what she offered to the Real Housewives
Speaker 5: of Potomac.
Speaker 3: So that's where la. So I'm so by.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well Hi Dustin, Hello, how are you.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 2: This is this is this is my This is.
Speaker 1: Carlos King's take. Unpopular maybe, but this is my real
Speaker 1: take when Mia first, When Mia Thornton first got on
Speaker 1: the show, Claudia, you don't watch a lot of the
Speaker 1: of the reality shows.
Speaker 2: You're a busy woman.
Speaker 7: I'm starting to now though because of this though, like
Speaker 7: I am stunning.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, but no, I'm want to go back
Speaker 1: in terms of telling you how she appears and me
Speaker 1: and Dustin Dustin will know this. Mia Thornton's first scene
Speaker 1: was all casting. Karen Huger bought her two Wendy's event,
Speaker 1: and she talked about how much botok she had.
Speaker 2: She talked about her.
Speaker 1: Vagina being redone rejuvenated, you know, bbl nip and tuck
Speaker 1: here and there, and it was this pretty girl being
Speaker 1: so self deprecating, and I was like, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: she's a star because I appreciated the fact that she
Speaker 1: came on her first scene pretty much saying I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell all my shit and it is what it is, right,
Speaker 1: and we the audience appreciated. I went on record saying,
Speaker 1: what we're watching right now is a star, like she
Speaker 1: is a star. MIA's first couple of seasons, whether it
Speaker 1: was throwing the salad at Candace in response to Candas
Speaker 1: calling her feet big, or whatever it was, she had
Speaker 1: a lot of momentum, right Mia thor in first couple
Speaker 1: of seasons, she had a lot of momentum because she
Speaker 1: didn't take it too seriously. She wasn't investigating anybody. She
Speaker 1: wasn't spreading rumors about someone's husband, she wasn't.
Speaker 2: Digging dirt on people.
Speaker 1: She came in the scene, she was who she was,
Speaker 1: and she kept in movement and she made and she
Speaker 1: made you laugh, and I was into it. I did
Speaker 1: say that Mia was the future of Potomac, and I.
Speaker 2: Stand by it.
Speaker 1: I stand by the fact that her earlier seasons she
Speaker 1: had all of the ingredients to be the future of Potomac.
Speaker 1: I think what happened with Mia on some real shit,
Speaker 1: and that's why I started calling her Mia Blyon. I'm
Speaker 1: the one for the record people, I coined Mia Blyon
Speaker 1: and Claudia. That made it on the reunion stage where
Speaker 1: Kenda said, well, the folks call you Mia b Lyon,
Speaker 1: and everybody said, the folks is Carlos king like he
Speaker 1: gave her that he loves her, but he acknowledges Mia Blyon.
Speaker 1: So what happened with Mia She started to become a
Speaker 1: caricature of herself. And one thing that happens on reality
Speaker 1: television that I know for a fact, when some reality
Speaker 1: stars start seeing what the audience responds to, they start
Speaker 1: to become that character. I'm the villain, I'm the dits,
Speaker 1: I'm the shady queen whatever. They start to become the
Speaker 1: moniker in which the audience herolds them on. And I
Speaker 1: think the mistake that Mia made is she fell into
Speaker 1: the tropes of what we all thought was interesting and
Speaker 1: to be given the first cheek, to be given the
Speaker 1: first seat at the reunion twice consecutively, back to back seasons.
Speaker 1: Not only did I feel that way, evidently your bosses
Speaker 1: felt that way. To let's have a real conversation. I
Speaker 1: felt that way. I don't work on the show, and
Speaker 1: clearly by design, because I know how that show works.
Speaker 1: Your bosses felt the same way that this woman is
Speaker 1: the future of the show. I think the biggest mistake
Speaker 1: Mia made and this is something I said to her,
Speaker 1: so I'm not talking about her behind her back. The
Speaker 1: biggest mistake my girl made was leaving the Reunion stage building.
Speaker 1: Not just leaving the stage in your dressing room and
Speaker 1: calling your publicist, you know, because that's what some of
Speaker 1: these girls do. Honey, she left the building, and the
Speaker 1: moment she did that, I knew.
Speaker 2: Because I know how this works. I was like, this
Speaker 2: isn't great.
Speaker 1: It's not great for you, and I think it goes
Speaker 1: to show you and Claudia all will love to get
Speaker 1: your thoughts on this, because you've been in the business
Speaker 1: for thirty years. Everybody wants to be the star. A
Speaker 1: lot of people don't have what it takes to handle that.
Speaker 1: When you are the star, the eyeballs are on you,
Speaker 1: the attacks come. People love you, people hate you, and
Speaker 1: you have to be okay with both. Okay not everyone's
Speaker 1: gonna fuck with you, and you got to be You
Speaker 1: gotta live with that, people are going to try to
Speaker 1: tear you down. You got to accept that that's the
Speaker 1: fake when you are the star.
Speaker 2: I love Mia.
Speaker 1: I think if Mia had to do this all over again,
Speaker 1: I think Mia will say to you that crown was
Speaker 1: heavy and I wasn't ready to carry it.
Speaker 7: You know a lot of people think that, like if
Speaker 7: they've had some success in they've done pageants, or they modeled,
Speaker 7: or they did some acting, or they had some kind
Speaker 7: of foot in the door of entertainment, that they're going
Speaker 7: to be totally fine when they do reality television. I
Speaker 7: had a conversation with Mike Hill about this when he
Speaker 7: first started dating Cynthia and he was going to be
Speaker 7: on Housewives.
Speaker 6: I said, Mike, do not mess up.
Speaker 7: Be on your p's and q's, because this is different
Speaker 7: than anything you've ever been through. He says, Girl, I've
Speaker 7: been on TV for a long time.
Speaker 6: I go yes.
Speaker 7: As a sports reporter, it is a totally different fan base.
Speaker 6: It's a totally different pressure.
Speaker 7: People that watch your sports broadcasts are not going to
Speaker 7: dig in and watch your tweets and see who's pills
Speaker 7: you're liking, to see if you're doing anything shady. I said,
Speaker 7: this will be the biggest invasion of your privacy that
Speaker 7: you've ever had in your life. And it's I promise you,
Speaker 7: nothing will prepare you for this. It's nothing like that.
Speaker 7: And everyone and he said it, even he talks about this.
Speaker 7: He goes, man, I was wrong, you know. I was like,
Speaker 7: I got it. I got it, and he goes, I
Speaker 7: didn't have it and I wasn't prepared for what comes
Speaker 7: with it. So to your point, yes, people do want
Speaker 7: to be the star, but I encourage you all that
Speaker 7: do reality TV.
Speaker 6: Don't try to be the star.
Speaker 7: Be a good team player and people will see where
Speaker 7: you are and they will lift you, like we're doing
Speaker 7: with Angela right now. She's not trying to be the star.
Speaker 7: And just by being authentic in your space where you're
Speaker 7: just chilling, you will get the attention you want. But
Speaker 7: when you going hot, yes, when you go in hot
Speaker 7: like a Brits who could have just sat back and
Speaker 7: chilled and let the star come to her, you burn
Speaker 7: yourself out.
Speaker 6: When you're doing that.
Speaker 7: You know, you just go and you'll get a moment.
Speaker 7: You'll be in a dinner scene and something will happen
Speaker 7: in the the way you react will make people talk
Speaker 7: about you ten years later for something you said. But
Speaker 7: when you go in there trying so hard, lying and forcing,
Speaker 7: trying to put a square peg in a round hole,
Speaker 7: the viewers are not dumb and they see through it,
Speaker 7: and then they turn people off. So I would just say, like,
Speaker 7: you go in there and just you do your thing
Speaker 7: and just be you. And I do believe that it
Speaker 7: is very hard. It's easier said than done, because what
Speaker 7: do we do Every week? We go look at the comments.
Speaker 6: Oh, they said, my nose looks big, maybe I should
Speaker 6: get it surgery.
Speaker 7: Oh my lips are small. They're saying, I don't have
Speaker 7: many lips. Let me go get a little injection. And
Speaker 7: before you know it, five years later, you don't even
Speaker 7: look like the person that you started in this field.
Speaker 7: And you can't really love yourself if you made a
Speaker 7: whole new self.
Speaker 5: Which is why I stay my ass out them comments,
Speaker 5: because I don't give a fuck you know.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying. I say what I have to say.
Speaker 5: I stay out the comments, and honestly, it's from a
Speaker 5: place to respect. Thank god, people watching are even implored
Speaker 5: or moved to leave a comment, right they we don't
Speaker 5: have to agree with what they're saying in the comment,
Speaker 5: but I just feel like that's the space for the commenters,
Speaker 5: and I stayed the hell up out of there because
Speaker 5: I just want to keep.
Speaker 3: My head clear.
Speaker 5: But yeah, so seey Amiya, that's all I got to say.
Speaker 5: See Yamiya, that's it.
Speaker 1: Well, I want to I want to get you guys this.
Speaker 1: So the final thing with Mia, Mia left mea comment
Speaker 1: and I want to read it to you, Dustin and Claudia.
Speaker 1: So when she announced her departure, I did say to her,
Speaker 1: like Mia with a crying emoji, and Mia responded and
Speaker 1: what she said to me is this I know in
Speaker 1: all caps, but you know, the saying go where you
Speaker 1: are valued.
Speaker 5: Well, even that prime example of the shit that's gotten
Speaker 5: on my nerves.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm.
Speaker 5: Saying, All these goddamn these these these coded, cryptic messages
Speaker 5: and shit, that's that's been.
Speaker 3: Very irritating with her.
Speaker 5: Who what are you saying they didn't give you the
Speaker 5: money you wanted for the next season? Are you saying
Speaker 5: that the production company and the network? To me, that
Speaker 5: just extends the conversation way beyond what we're watching on screen.
Speaker 5: And that's a huge part of the problem, right with
Speaker 5: the reality television escape right now, whatever kind of end
Speaker 5: windows you make in mama, whatever you whatever business you know,
Speaker 5: miss misalignments you're referencing in this this conversation and shit,
Speaker 5: put a handle on it, put a name on it. Otherwise,
Speaker 5: don't say anything because she's just gonna said, I know,
Speaker 5: it's been great, thankful that happened. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: You don't have to And I think valued was all
Speaker 5: caps right, like you're you're bringing attention to that messy piece,
Speaker 5: and I think that's what the problem is.
Speaker 7: So I do get, though, I will say from experience
Speaker 7: a little bit of experience that nothing can prepare you
Speaker 7: for it, right. And you may go in with all
Speaker 7: the good intentions. I think Kenya when I went the
Speaker 7: best intentions, but when you get there and you're not
Speaker 7: received the way people you think you're coming off. And
Speaker 7: there's an exercise I did with this class. It's kind
Speaker 7: of like called Landmark Educational IT Team, but we had
Speaker 7: to do an exercise to see like what people receive
Speaker 7: from you or how they see you versus how you
Speaker 7: see yourself.
Speaker 6: And it was very very mind blowing. Damn.
Speaker 7: I thought I was coming off so warm and welcoming
Speaker 7: and friendly, but the response I got from the people
Speaker 7: wasn't what I see myself.
Speaker 6: And then you start doing woe with me?
Speaker 7: And I think that I get people a little bit
Speaker 7: of grace with that because I do see how that
Speaker 7: can happen. You're like, because when you know someone, no,
Speaker 7: that person's really fun, but what they did in that
Speaker 7: scene isn't what they usually do, and now you're judged
Speaker 7: by that for ten fifteen years and people hate you
Speaker 7: over it. It's very frustrating to keep explaining yourself and
Speaker 7: people not getting to like you're not feeling like they're
Speaker 7: seeing you for who you really are. But I think
Speaker 7: a lot of us outside of reality TV just in
Speaker 7: life had that issue where we think I'm not giving
Speaker 7: restling bitch face. I think I look so happy, but
Speaker 7: you're really not right. There's a huge difference with a
Speaker 7: lot of humans with what they think they're putting out
Speaker 7: there and how people are seeing you. And that's something
Speaker 7: to just keep in mind, whether you're doing reality or
Speaker 7: just in life.
Speaker 6: And I get how you get frustrated when you're.
Speaker 7: Like in the comments and you're I'm gonna go where
Speaker 7: I'm celebrated because you feel like no matter what I do,
Speaker 7: They're I'm going to see me for how I see myself,
Speaker 7: and I don't know if that's a therapy thing. It's
Speaker 7: very hard to self evaluate though from most people.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 5: I get it, and I try not to judge because
Speaker 5: being under that microscope is hell, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 5: especially on that level of scrutiny and all the other shit.
Speaker 5: So I get it. You know, she wasn't my favorite
Speaker 5: cast member. I ain't never made no mistake about you know,
Speaker 5: or hid that from the people. But I don't want
Speaker 5: to see her get fired type shit, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. I would rather see our show up different,
Speaker 5: so whatever. But God again, I wish her much success
Speaker 5: in other mediums and whatever she wants to do next,
Speaker 5: like good for me, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And I felt like I understand why she left.
Speaker 1: Yes, and look, she's in Atlanta, and what better show
Speaker 1: to join than Atlanta Housewives for me. You know a
Speaker 1: lot of people have been seeing you in Atlanta and
Speaker 1: henk with some of the girls.
Speaker 2: Get to know them, maybe.
Speaker 3: Like girls from Lona hip Hop Atlanta.
Speaker 5: Watched those girls from Love and Hip Hop Atlanta put
Speaker 5: her on there. You know what I'm saying, and that's not.
Speaker 3: Atlanta.
Speaker 5: They're actually having a great season. They have been really
Speaker 5: giving the people what they need this season. Bambi as
Speaker 5: well Spice. They got. I am by no means diminishing
Speaker 5: the magnitude of the machine that is love a hip
Speaker 5: hop Atlanta.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: They have one.
Speaker 3: Maybe she could go over.
Speaker 5: There, you know what I'm saying, because Real Housewives of
Speaker 5: Atlanta is doing fine.
Speaker 3: They having a great season. They don't need know me.
Speaker 2: They are having a great season.
Speaker 6: People.
Speaker 7: Some people in the comments are asking what the class
Speaker 7: look up Landmark Education. You can do it, I think online,
Speaker 7: but it's a three day weekend thing I did. It
Speaker 7: was life changing and got me out of my depressed
Speaker 7: depression and seeing myself a little bit differently, and it
Speaker 7: really helped me just with my relationship, just in life.
Speaker 7: Or I t t if y'all email me, or I'm
Speaker 7: send me a dm Oh that's how old as hell
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Speaker 2: The doll up?
Speaker 3: What they're gonna do? Leave a message on your answer machine.
Speaker 5: Look next week I'm gonna watch the comments and they
Speaker 5: all know I never watched the comments. Well, we're recording
Speaker 5: next week. I'm gonna watch. I'm ana respond, don't watch
Speaker 5: the comment.
Speaker 2: I don't want you to do all. I like that,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: So we got to get those into this recent episode
Speaker 1: of the Real Housewives of Atlanta. As we all said,
Speaker 1: they're having a great season and we have to touch
Speaker 1: on this moment as we get into the rest of
Speaker 1: this of this episode, so dreu so Dora decided to
Speaker 1: accept Britt Edie's invitation and having a sit down with her.
Speaker 1: Britt felt that in last week's episode, Drew so Doura
Speaker 1: was a little bit shady and she wanted to get
Speaker 1: down to the root of if there's any issue at hand.
Speaker 1: Du so Dora looked gorgeous. So she sits down at
Speaker 1: the table. She looked really good this episode. Not that
Speaker 1: she would give me up episodes.
Speaker 6: But extra, she upped it extra. It was I know,
Speaker 6: like something happened.
Speaker 1: It was like I did new glass Clow. But Drew
Speaker 1: looked amazing. And Britt was talking about her situation that
Speaker 1: happened last week at King's hair spot. I want to
Speaker 1: this is this is why Claudia clocked it. When it
Speaker 1: comes to when you when you do reality television, the
Speaker 1: best thing to do is be yourself, tell.
Speaker 2: The truth, and keep it moving.
Speaker 1: Because when you say one thing in one episode and
Speaker 1: you say another in another episode and it slightly contradicts itself,
Speaker 1: it doesn't look great, and we have to address that
Speaker 1: as well. Baby Dusei Dura asked Brit if she sold
Speaker 1: her cat before and not the cat that Claudia has
Speaker 1: in her house.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Yes, she pretty much asked Britt if she ever sold it.
Speaker 2: Britt said, what Drew said, your.
Speaker 1: Cat, toney and ladies, gays, days and men that's down
Speaker 1: below in between your thank you so anything.
Speaker 2: She asked if she ever did pull porn.
Speaker 1: I'm only based listen, I'm only stating what they aired
Speaker 1: when Drew Si Dora asked Britt if she ever did porn.
Speaker 1: Britt did start when she tried to answer the question,
Speaker 1: and I think she choked on on like her own words,
Speaker 1: and she ultimately said no, that she did not do porn.
Speaker 1: She said, I did not do porn, and that she
Speaker 1: did not sell her cat.
Speaker 2: She never sold it. And she also said that she.
Speaker 1: Was in her twenties when she did the webcam girl thing,
Speaker 1: but that she did it with a female best friend,
Speaker 1: and she only did it for one week.
Speaker 5: I didn't need those details. Personally, I'm not judging her.
Speaker 5: I don't give a damn Like everybody got a pass whatever,
Speaker 5: I'm not. The sensational nature of her being naked on
Speaker 5: webcam does not make me look at her any.
Speaker 3: Differently on this show.
Speaker 5: I am, by no means means affected by that information.
Speaker 5: So maybe I'm different, maybe I'm a a strange case.
Speaker 5: I don't give a fuck about none of that. I
Speaker 5: feel like she on her past. She's not my favorite
Speaker 5: out of the new cast members on the show, but
Speaker 5: when it comes to this specific situation, it's like, what
Speaker 5: the fuck, Okay, she sucked the dick she was necking
Speaker 5: on webcam the pictures were shown. We're moving on. Kenya's
Speaker 5: going from the show. I don't think she should be,
Speaker 5: but she's not there anymore. And to be honest, once
Speaker 5: Kenya leaves the show, that part of that story is over.
Speaker 5: So whether she was on webcam for six years, six months,
Speaker 5: six weeks, six days, who cares, if it was a
Speaker 5: week with a friend, whatever. She the fact that the
Speaker 5: piece of information that people are deeming relevant is the
Speaker 5: fact that she was on webcam.
Speaker 3: I don't care how long it was. That's how I
Speaker 3: feel with it.
Speaker 5: I'm actually ready to move on from all of this
Speaker 5: freaky shit webcams and sucking dicks and all of this.
Speaker 5: I'm ready to move on and just continue watching the Housewives.
Speaker 5: I do not care any more. I don't ken you
Speaker 5: should be there. Brit was wrong for what she said.
Speaker 5: They should both be a part of the cast. Kenya
Speaker 5: is not. We're moving on.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's where I'm at with it.
Speaker 7: The webcam thing is not the biggest thing in the
Speaker 7: world of the biggest negative about her. But listen, I
Speaker 7: try to be open to this girl. She's just a liar,
Speaker 7: and she's also showing a little erraticness whenever anyone comes
Speaker 7: to her and ask her or tries to hold her accountables.
Speaker 7: The way she kind of pops off is not cute,
Speaker 7: like it's like are you okay? Like she like starts barking,
Speaker 7: like how she was barking on Angela last week. Now,
Speaker 7: I peeped more lying with her right this week.
Speaker 6: So when she was she really.
Speaker 7: Miss represented the brunch when she was talking to Drew right,
Speaker 7: she was like what she said, She's like Angela came
Speaker 7: at me about questioning her license and said, you know,
Speaker 7: I know about that insurance and she came from my job.
Speaker 7: That's not how it came off. That is that explained
Speaker 7: how it really happened. Andrel didn't just come out the
Speaker 7: gate hot on you.
Speaker 6: What's up? But your she did not do that. You
Speaker 6: said something. You lied. You lied, in my opinion, you lied.
Speaker 7: About being investigated, having your license taken away from you,
Speaker 7: that you still somehow miraculeusy have now right and you
Speaker 7: and when Angela, all angel said is well, why would
Speaker 7: they do that? You have to have cause and that's
Speaker 7: a very legitimate question to ask. BRIT's reactions spoke volumes
Speaker 7: to me. It spoke someone Uh, oh, someone else knows
Speaker 7: this business. And you're trying to call me out and
Speaker 7: I don't really have a good excuse, So let me
Speaker 7: just get raw rod with you and have you not
Speaker 7: know that's what's been going on and the way she
Speaker 7: reacted to me, hit dog is hollering all day long
Speaker 7: with that. Then when she went to to you know,
Speaker 7: and even if you want to give her a pass
Speaker 7: and say, listen, the girl was emotional. She had the
Speaker 7: right to feel a way after what Kenya did and
Speaker 7: expose her for those with those pictures. The way she
Speaker 7: was misrepresenting and talking and lying about Angela another red flag.
Speaker 7: We've had a red flag from brit every single week,
Speaker 7: and I think she's not a girl's girl.
Speaker 6: She doesn't do well in girl groups.
Speaker 7: I can tell this because girl code with women are
Speaker 7: usually really good communicators, will usually over communicate with the details,
Speaker 7: and details mean a lot because when you leave certain
Speaker 7: things out or you insert certain things in, you're trying
Speaker 7: to manipulate and control the narrative day Your story from
Speaker 7: day one is everyone's coming from me. I've been so
Speaker 7: beautiful since high school and it's just been the story
Speaker 7: of my life. People don't like me, not because I'm
Speaker 7: an asshole, because I lie and I'm very inconsistent and
Speaker 7: very narcissistic in my opinion, but because it's just because
Speaker 7: of my beauty. Honey, newsflash, everyone on that show is beautiful,
Speaker 7: and somehow they're all making it in life without this
Speaker 7: big cross on their back, to this burden they have,
Speaker 7: and I think I want you to turn it around
Speaker 7: for it and get us back to be more on
Speaker 7: your team. But the way you're gonna have to do
Speaker 7: that is be vulnerable, stopping fake gangster, But then you
Speaker 7: want to be a victim when you get called out
Speaker 7: like we're talking about men earlier.
Speaker 6: You can't have it both ways.
Speaker 7: Are you a gangster that always has your gun everywhere
Speaker 7: and I'll shoot a bitch and I got a whip
Speaker 7: and I'll do this. Or are you this hurt young
Speaker 7: woman that is really being unfairly judged by a you know,
Speaker 7: some bad judgment in our past, which we'd all have.
Speaker 7: We can't figure out how to feel about you because
Speaker 7: depending on the moment of the brunch of the lunch,
Speaker 7: you're giving us a differ with different versions.
Speaker 6: So who are you? I don't know who you are.
Speaker 2: Child.
Speaker 1: We are just getting started. This is reality with the
Speaker 1: King and I'm Carlos King. Let's get back into the show.
Speaker 1: And I think that's the struggle.
Speaker 2: Listen. I started.
Speaker 1: This season and my life for her hasn't changed.
Speaker 2: But I'm gonna be honest, it is tainted a bit.
Speaker 1: I said episode one, my favorite is Kelly, I fucked
Speaker 1: with Brett.
Speaker 2: I like all the girls. I said. By episode three, Kelly,
Speaker 2: I still love you.
Speaker 1: But this angela Oakley woman's rising through the occasion, Britt,
Speaker 1: I still like you, even after the whole incident that
Speaker 1: happened at Kenya's spot, I still said, Look, I still
Speaker 1: like Brett Angela. Sorry, Kelly, love you Angela slowly taking
Speaker 1: your spot. That's my number one favorite because again I
Speaker 1: would know Samiya, so I'm not conn of Shamiya.
Speaker 2: This week.
Speaker 1: I'm going to be honest. Claudia Clock did Dustin? You
Speaker 1: did too. I agree with Dustin. I don't care what
Speaker 1: you're in your past. I don't give a shit. I
Speaker 1: worked through Jersey Housewise, where Danielle's Style admitted to all
Speaker 1: the stuff she had to go through once the ladies
Speaker 1: discovered this book, where copped about a badge.
Speaker 2: Honey Okay.
Speaker 1: I worked on Love and Hip Hop Atlanta, where josh
Speaker 1: Len Hernanzez admitted I was a stripper and I don't
Speaker 1: give a shit.
Speaker 2: The thing is this, I want.
Speaker 1: More reality stars to be like Danielle Style and Jocelyne,
Speaker 1: who says, look, this was my past. I did it.
Speaker 1: I own it and what and what? And Claudia is
Speaker 1: right in the sense of I like Brent still, it's
Speaker 1: hard for me. I like to grow with Brent because
Speaker 1: I feel like it's still coming across performative. So for me,
Speaker 1: it's one of those things where I don't need the
Speaker 1: heavy explanation. It's sort of like when you're dating somebody
Speaker 1: new and they over explained.
Speaker 2: To you they're whereabouts.
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, you were cheating, Like you're doing too
Speaker 1: much explanation for me. Bro either you went out for
Speaker 1: the night and you got home cool. The thing with
Speaker 1: brit the over explanation of the insurance investigation based on
Speaker 1: what Kenya did, it doesn't seem real to me. Again,
Speaker 1: it could be, it doesn't. It doesn't smell real. The
Speaker 1: webcam thing. I don't care what you did, but the story,
Speaker 1: it was me and my best friend and we did
Speaker 1: it for a week.
Speaker 2: I made a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Okay, but why why Why does it take Drew Sodora
Speaker 1: to poke holes in the story or ask information for
Speaker 1: you to tell us things invites. I want brit to say, attention, please,
Speaker 1: this is who I was. It ain't who I am
Speaker 1: any more. So that's what it is. I want her
Speaker 1: to do that. But I also agree with Dustin after
Speaker 1: this week episode, I don't want to hear about Brits past.
Speaker 1: I don't give a shit, But I do want brit
Speaker 1: to really figure out who are.
Speaker 2: You going to be?
Speaker 1: Are you jos Len Hernandez a woman we all love
Speaker 1: because Jocelyne has owned who she was, and we're like,
Speaker 1: if she owns it, we're not going to be speaking
Speaker 1: bad about it. Or do you want to be somebody
Speaker 1: that comes across vulnerable? And if so, you can't, like
Speaker 1: Claudia said, constantly overreact every time somebody challenges your thoughts.
Speaker 7: I think she's trying too hard to be that bitch
Speaker 7: and she needs to figure out who brit is.
Speaker 6: That's what I think.
Speaker 7: She's trying way too hard to have these moments, Like
Speaker 7: she couldn't even maintain her confessional train of thought when
Speaker 7: she's talking about the situation. She's talking about how everyone's
Speaker 7: doing all this stuff to her and people coming for her,
Speaker 7: blah blah blah. And then what does she do. She
Speaker 7: immediately goes to attack Angela and say, well, I heard
Speaker 7: something about her husband and he had a baby on her.
Speaker 6: Lady, Just when we want you.
Speaker 7: To show you a little bit of like, oh okay,
Speaker 7: that's messed up, here you go again, bringing in people,
Speaker 7: giving them strangs. Angela did not come for you, brit
Speaker 7: Angela did not come for you, But now that you've
Speaker 7: opened that can of worms, she is going to come
Speaker 7: for you.
Speaker 6: And you're not.
Speaker 7: Gonna like it because you clearly cannot handle conflict, like
Speaker 7: you get too hype and you can't have a conversation.
Speaker 6: You can't have a spicy conversation.
Speaker 7: Housewives is for spicy, high end reading is what it's
Speaker 7: supposed to be, and you're giving every single thing makes
Speaker 7: you react like.
Speaker 6: Now, it makes.
Speaker 7: You want to go back and like think about the
Speaker 7: conversation with the ring. Why she got so defensive with
Speaker 7: Kenyon in the ring? Is it not real? Are you
Speaker 7: not really married? Is there a story there? Because as
Speaker 7: a journalist, I will go down that hole, that rap
Speaker 7: a hole like her reaction was not normal for someone
Speaker 7: and just commenting, oh, that's not the ring, that there's
Speaker 7: a band and there's an engagement ring. So now a
Speaker 7: moment that shouldn't even matter. Now I want to go
Speaker 7: back and look and investigate.
Speaker 8: Clock Yet, Claudia, your new name is Claudia Clockett.
Speaker 5: Journalists door Dad, I mean, that's what happens when you
Speaker 5: open the door for that sort of reaction to your
Speaker 5: behavior on this show. There's no secret that Brit has
Speaker 5: been a loose cannon. Anytime there's been a situation that
Speaker 5: was kind of testy or you know, high energy, she
Speaker 5: reacted in a way that kind of like went three
Speaker 5: steps further than was necessary. And so after that happening,
Speaker 5: after that becoming a pattern of behavior.
Speaker 3: Then add in addition to the you.
Speaker 5: Know, the whole you know, pow pileshit, all of that stuff,
Speaker 5: it just makes her seem like a person who is
Speaker 5: not able to kind of think first. And being a
Speaker 5: loose cannon does have a value on these ensemble cast
Speaker 5: reality shows. You know, it can surface as witty retorts,
Speaker 5: or it can surface as you know, unique reflections on
Speaker 5: the situation. But sometimes, as you all have both just
Speaker 5: framed perfectly, it can surface as overreacting in situations. And unfortunately,
Speaker 5: that's what Brit has been prone to do. So I
Speaker 5: want to like her. I think she's cute. I like
Speaker 5: the fact that she talks through her nose. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying, that's quirky. We love quirks in the
Speaker 5: Housewives universe. But I just feel like she goes a
Speaker 5: little bit further than necessary when she feels slided and
Speaker 5: that's dangerous.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: I don't like how she talks. I feel like it's
Speaker 6: a bad nose job.
Speaker 7: And I think it's too small, and that's why she
Speaker 7: sounds like that. And I wish the pitches of her
Speaker 7: when she was younger, before that nose job, I think
Speaker 7: she looked she.
Speaker 6: Looked even better.
Speaker 7: And that's another thing about listening to the comments on
Speaker 7: social media.
Speaker 6: If someone probably told us she.
Speaker 7: Need to do that, and maybe it was a debated symptom,
Speaker 7: but it's now it's overully deviated. I don't know what
Speaker 7: it is, but it's too much and it makes It's
Speaker 7: another thing that irritates me about her.
Speaker 6: Am I perfect physically? No, I'm not.
Speaker 7: Y'all tell me all the time my shortcomings. I get it,
Speaker 7: and I have to receive it so I can have my.
Speaker 3: Opinions coming or what.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, y'all, they definitely made a big deal
Speaker 7: about my toes. They say I have a witch nose,
Speaker 7: I don't have big lips, whatever, my hair won't grow
Speaker 7: the same length as fifth grade.
Speaker 6: All these things. I'm okay with that. I'm fine with it.
Speaker 6: Fuck it that. It is what it is, it's life. Whatever.
Speaker 2: I don't have base about boys. Listen.
Speaker 4: I've been told you cute till you talk. I don't
Speaker 4: give a shit. I don't care. God blessed me.
Speaker 8: With the deep boys. I'm deep in other ways. I
Speaker 8: don't give a shit. I do agree anyways. I do
Speaker 8: agree with you. I do agree with you.
Speaker 1: You can't sit up here and just don't listen. All
Speaker 1: my people God creating his image and listen. You're gonna
Speaker 1: pay money to do stuff, do it, but really do
Speaker 1: it because it's something you want to do. And I
Speaker 1: do encourage all of that. I appreciate doctor Wendy once
Speaker 1: again owning.
Speaker 2: Up all her plastic surgery she got.
Speaker 1: I thought she was beautiful Dan she said, a beautiful
Speaker 1: woman now, but she owned up to it that it
Speaker 1: was her choice, her decision, and.
Speaker 2: We moved on.
Speaker 1: So I do want to move on from that before
Speaker 1: we go back into housewives. I do want to end
Speaker 1: something today because we want to move on to Kenya
Speaker 1: Moore finally dusted. If y'all have to follow dust on
Speaker 1: Twitter is look at Dustin? Dusted literally tweeted on Friday.
Speaker 2: Where is Key Moore? Because he did it all caps?
Speaker 1: So Kenyr Moore finally dropped her, but anticipated confessional. It
Speaker 1: was thirty minutes long where she pretty much explained her
Speaker 1: side of the story going on. Kenya's YouTube channel is
Speaker 1: YouTube dot com slash Kenya Moore Officiial. One takeaway that
Speaker 1: I wanted to discuss is I thought it was well done.
Speaker 1: She looked gorgeous. The production value was gorgeous. We keep
Speaker 1: forgetting Kenya Moore is the producer.
Speaker 3: For the show.
Speaker 5: They need some help over there, so maybe you need
Speaker 5: some She needs to research and she needs a producer
Speaker 5: that prepares something for her so she can research. Who
Speaker 5: don't know Natasha Scott got a son. So all I'm
Speaker 5: saying before we go into all that, maybe ken because
Speaker 5: her her confessionals, her confessionals were beautifully produced and executed.
Speaker 5: I agree they could use that over there at the
Speaker 5: Nanny Leak. So so maybe Kenya and Nini can link
Speaker 5: in that way.
Speaker 9: Dustin, please go. She I thought, Nini think was fine.
Speaker 9: But you didn't, you know, you know that was a mess.
Speaker 9: You know it was.
Speaker 1: Nannie dropped a video today where she answered all of
Speaker 1: y'all questions.
Speaker 3: She didn't because I watched it.
Speaker 5: She watched dropped the video of today when she said, yes,
Speaker 5: it's fucked up, and it's gonna be fucked up because
Speaker 5: I wanted to be fucked up.
Speaker 3: That's what she said in the video she dropped.
Speaker 5: So now that we know she knows she needs some help,
Speaker 5: that's just find her to help she needs because we
Speaker 5: want needed to win, right.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 7: I think Nini I saw a little bit of her
Speaker 7: talk sh and I think she needs producers with better
Speaker 7: for questions that will provide her Like when I Foxhoul,
Speaker 7: we had we had justin that would definitely do the
Speaker 7: research and provide background information. So if you weren't prepared yourself,
Speaker 7: you had the safety that of your producer giving you
Speaker 7: like some contact of the stories. Uh, you had the questions,
Speaker 7: you had a little bit of research. And I also
Speaker 7: I do think Nini works well in an ensemble cast.
Speaker 7: I think she would be good on a panel. I
Speaker 7: think she would be like you know, like on the
Speaker 7: reel something like that.
Speaker 6: Carrying your own show by yourself is a lot.
Speaker 7: It's hard because if there's a if there's dead air,
Speaker 7: it's on you.
Speaker 6: And I like that she wants to do that.
Speaker 7: I think she would be good on a panel with
Speaker 7: like maybe a couple of people that she really rock
Speaker 7: with that.
Speaker 6: She has good.
Speaker 7: Chemistry with I think she would be good with that.
Speaker 7: But I like, I'm glad that she's doing her show though.
Speaker 5: Like two great interviews. Have you seen any any tubes?
Speaker 5: Your interviews are incredible?
Speaker 1: First about what the beauty Listen the beauty of and
Speaker 1: listen this is this is true team. A lot of
Speaker 1: the girls call me for advice. What I will say,
Speaker 1: Me and Nini are friends in real life. Me and Nani, me,
Speaker 1: Nini talk all the time. We talk all of the time.
Speaker 1: She's my friend. I called Nini for advice. She calls
Speaker 1: me like, that's that's that's that's that's the relationship and
Speaker 1: the friendship that we have. What I will say is,
Speaker 1: you know, look, one thing Nini did say that I love.
Speaker 1: That's who she is. She is showing you guys her process.
Speaker 2: And and and and.
Speaker 1: I encourage all of you to continue to support her.
Speaker 1: Because I started my podcast being in My Clothes right,
Speaker 1: and then after I did my one woman Nini I
Speaker 1: she gave me the advice.
Speaker 2: Which is why I took her advice. She said, you
Speaker 2: need to do in person interviews.
Speaker 1: So because of Nini's advice, I started doing my interviews
Speaker 1: in person and it worked out for me. So we're
Speaker 1: watching a woman learn and grow.
Speaker 3: We sure are watching her learning brow.
Speaker 1: So the Nini Leak shows available on YouTube is YouTube
Speaker 1: dot com slash Nini Leaks, so please support and she
Speaker 1: did answer some of your questions and her interview with
Speaker 1: me is on there and she also has interview Latasha
Speaker 1: Scott from Escape.
Speaker 5: Let her sit up there and line the whole time
Speaker 5: line about all the things being debunked. Don't speak on it.
Speaker 5: You all saw it, and Nini should have known that.
Speaker 5: Nini should have known that. I love Nini's personality. I
Speaker 5: want her shit to go far and be successful. But
Speaker 5: she gotta try, and she's got to give a damn
Speaker 5: enough to do a little research and hire a producer.
Speaker 3: That's all she needs. And Latasha was wrong.
Speaker 5: She set up there and lied the whole entire time
Speaker 5: and y'all both know it if you've seen it.
Speaker 7: A producer will help with all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 7: and then you won't be like it's a producer supposed
Speaker 7: to be there to help you not fall like to
Speaker 7: like where you're like. Nini has a personality, she has
Speaker 7: the glam, she has all the extravagance, listen, I'm giving
Speaker 7: this real Avice is not hate. Why would I hate?
Speaker 7: There's no need to hate. And so she has all
Speaker 7: the tools. But a producer will help you so much
Speaker 7: with the things you don't have time to think about.
Speaker 7: You should just go and be the star and be
Speaker 7: the personality and have someone to help you outside so
Speaker 7: you can get your a viral mama, where you can
Speaker 7: clock someone when they're lying to you, or or if
Speaker 7: there's something that's inaccurate, you can say, hold up now,
Speaker 7: my producer just told me that, did you not say
Speaker 7: in twenty eighteen? And then then bam, Then you're protected.
Speaker 7: That's always saying it's not it's not Disney.
Speaker 5: Well, I want to watch the League, so I've been
Speaker 5: wanting to watch it for you show years ago.
Speaker 3: Let's keep it real.
Speaker 5: Nini would have and there were rumors and rumblings years
Speaker 5: years ago about her doing something with Dan bar Mercury
Speaker 5: and you know, really getting her feet wet.
Speaker 3: In the talk so space. She would be unnatural.
Speaker 5: She'd be perfect at that with the right support, right,
Speaker 5: with the appropriate support.
Speaker 3: She just needs that over there on her YouTube show,
Speaker 3: and she'll have it.
Speaker 6: Look at Carlos, He's stick of us tonight with the
Speaker 6: media to another.
Speaker 1: He's like, listen, guys are a balliot, Listen I love
Speaker 1: the Ninia Leak show. Nini has dropped a video today
Speaker 1: and please make sure y'all watch it. She answered some
Speaker 1: of the fan questions and is one of many to come.
Speaker 2: So getting back to Kenya bores YouTube channel with you.
Speaker 1: Guys should also support Kenya Moore, support Porscha's YouTube channel,
Speaker 1: support everybody chop okay.
Speaker 7: And if you really want to gag the girls, Kenya,
Speaker 7: Porscha and Nini should team up and make a super
Speaker 7: panel have can you produce it?
Speaker 6: And make it top mounch quality.
Speaker 7: Porscha and Nini can do that big personality thing and
Speaker 7: be cute and be funny and be shady and it
Speaker 7: can be beautifully done. And the three of them together
Speaker 7: would be extreme. Those numbers together, that's what y'all need
Speaker 7: to be doing.
Speaker 6: I think that, y'all. Y'all all rock y'all. I think
Speaker 6: you're cool.
Speaker 7: I'm not really sure where they are now, but that
Speaker 7: would be a show that would I would be mad
Speaker 7: at that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So it's hot up here.
Speaker 4: So Kenya Moore dropped her much anticipated YouTube episode call Confessions.
Speaker 1: I thought it was well done. I thought she looked great,
Speaker 1: the production value was on point. She pretty much set
Speaker 1: her point of view, and based on the interview, it
Speaker 1: doesn't appear she wants to move on from all of
Speaker 1: this and she really wanted the world to know that
Speaker 1: what she did you know allegedly it's not RP. And
Speaker 1: she also revealed that you know, she was disinvited to
Speaker 1: the reunion her words, not mine. Do you guys think
Speaker 1: Kenya should return to the show or do you guys
Speaker 1: think Kenya should move on?
Speaker 5: Yes, she should return to the show, but if the
Speaker 5: option is not available for her to do so, then
Speaker 5: she should move on.
Speaker 3: But what do I think?
Speaker 5: What do I think Kenya Moore should be a part
Speaker 5: of the season sixteen cast and should still be actively
Speaker 5: involved in the har as a housewife?
Speaker 3: One hundred percent?
Speaker 5: Do I believe Kenya Moore deserves to be at their
Speaker 5: reunion for season sixteen?
Speaker 3: One hundred percent?
Speaker 5: Do I believe Kenya Moore deserves a redemption arc season seventeen?
Speaker 5: You know, opportunity for that one hundred percent?
Speaker 6: Yes, I listen, Bravo.
Speaker 7: If you want your reunion to have ratings through the
Speaker 7: roof the girls on the now are going to give
Speaker 7: a cute reunion, but it's not going to be epic
Speaker 7: without Kenya. You need Kenya on there to bring this
Speaker 7: thing full circle. Even if you don't want to follow
Speaker 7: continue business with her after this, you gotta have her
Speaker 7: on that reunion. That's that is a huge part of
Speaker 7: the season. And by the end of the season, I
Speaker 7: think Britt, my prediction, is gonna be so damaged from
Speaker 7: all the lies and all the inconsistencies that things look at.
Speaker 6: People are going to be like, I see why she
Speaker 6: went so hard. Oh though it wasn't right. But it
Speaker 6: wasn't right. Okay, it wasn't right.
Speaker 7: Neither one of them were right that it was not
Speaker 7: it was It's never cool to slut shame and all
Speaker 7: that kind of stuff. But that's what reality shows do, Okay,
Speaker 7: every single every single show does it. So yes, it
Speaker 7: would be huge because we all want it. We all
Speaker 7: want to at least know how she felt. We all
Speaker 7: want to know do you feel, Regiems, you want to
Speaker 7: know what you think. We want to see Britt face
Speaker 7: Kenya at the end of this like and not in
Speaker 7: a parking lot with people between you, where I don't
Speaker 7: even think Kenya was in the parking lot when she
Speaker 7: was popping all that trash, like I want to see it,
Speaker 7: like Bravo.
Speaker 6: Come on, give us Kenya at the reunion.
Speaker 7: But like I said, this is why I thought she
Speaker 7: did the YouTube channel because she wasn't going to be
Speaker 7: asked to be there.
Speaker 6: That's what I thought.
Speaker 1: Yeah, listen, I'm happy that Kenya was able to tell
Speaker 1: her own story, her own way.
Speaker 2: And what I do like about her.
Speaker 1: Doing that is she was able to do it with
Speaker 1: no interruption. Prior to that, ob she went on Tamman
Speaker 1: Hall Show and that listen, there's a lot of pressure
Speaker 1: when you're on a stage. And me and Kenya laughed
Speaker 1: at this. Later when she said hindsight is fifty to fifty,
Speaker 1: I said, well, bitch, I have never heard it was
Speaker 1: fifty fifty. I thought it was twenty twenty, So you
Speaker 1: know that, right, I'm like knt ye, She said, I know, Carlos,
Speaker 1: shut up.
Speaker 2: I said, girl, not highsight being fifty to fifty.
Speaker 1: Girl, But my point is sometimes your nerves can get
Speaker 1: the best of you, and I was happy that she
Speaker 1: did it her way. Ownership and doing things on your
Speaker 1: own is super important.
Speaker 2: And I that's why I listen.
Speaker 1: I know, all having fun and all that stuff, but
Speaker 1: that's why I love that we get to do this.
Speaker 1: I love that Ninnie has her own show. I love
Speaker 1: that portrait doing her YouTube channel. I love that Kenya
Speaker 1: told her own story her way, And it just goes
Speaker 1: to show you that the power is within you.
Speaker 2: The power is always within you.
Speaker 1: And the more that we as a community can can
Speaker 1: at least at the very least understand that, and and
Speaker 1: and and work together.
Speaker 2: When we can, to help each other build, and to.
Speaker 1: Take constructive criticism and to not always take things so seriously.
Speaker 2: To have fun. What being in the entertainment.
Speaker 1: Industry is fun, and yes, a lot of shit comes
Speaker 1: with it that isn't fun, right, But I love when
Speaker 1: i'm I love that I'm seeing my girls do their
Speaker 1: own thing because to me, I always tell my girls
Speaker 1: the power is within you, and I just want to
Speaker 1: make sure that everybody understands that, Okay. So being with
Speaker 1: that being said, this episode of Atlanta House Box was
Speaker 1: also emotional because we saw Dusea Door and Rap go
Speaker 1: to court and deal with their impending divorce and custody
Speaker 1: case with their children.
Speaker 2: It was hard to watch and I want to say,
Speaker 2: why listen.
Speaker 1: I know some of y'all called Drew Drew by Lyon, right,
Speaker 1: and I understand that right, like I understand that right.
Speaker 2: I appreciated this scene because it was nice to see.
Speaker 1: Drew vulnerable because you don't see her be vulnerable when
Speaker 1: she's around the girls as much, and maybe because she
Speaker 1: just doesn't for comfortable being that way around them, who knows.
Speaker 2: I felt so bad for her when she was in.
Speaker 1: The car and she learned that the judge said that
Speaker 1: the case would be unsealed, So you see her in
Speaker 1: the car not being happy with that. Rap is still
Speaker 1: able to be in the basement and he was celebrating that,
Speaker 1: and he was celebrating that the case is not going
Speaker 1: to be sealed, which when I saw that go down,
Speaker 1: and they're in the parking lot and she pulled down
Speaker 1: the window and she cusses him out, and in his
Speaker 1: own way, he's kind of gloating. What struck me in
Speaker 1: that very moment was Rap is hurt for again, I
Speaker 1: don't Rap and Drew when they were married didn't give
Speaker 1: us a lot of information about what they were going
Speaker 1: through their marriage, besides him being in Florida, Ralph wants
Speaker 1: something to be exposed when it comes to Drew, and
Speaker 1: that's why he is celebrating the case being unsealed, and
Speaker 1: Drew is sad about it because there may be something
Speaker 1: she doesn't want to.
Speaker 2: Be out there. That's how I took it. Well, what
Speaker 2: do you guys take from that?
Speaker 7: Yeah, for sure, And I isn't scary to think that
Speaker 7: someone that you're with right now, that you could be
Speaker 7: positive with right now, that you love and think they
Speaker 7: love you, and you trust them and you open up
Speaker 7: and you be vulnerable and you tell them about.
Speaker 6: The things in your life.
Speaker 7: But then when you break up, they're gloating that is
Speaker 7: going to be exposed in media, and then you're on
Speaker 7: a reality show and it might potentially just this person
Speaker 7: that you still have kids with to co parent. Like, listen,
Speaker 7: I don't know if you like Drew or don't like Drew,
Speaker 7: or like Ralph or don't like Ralph. That's nasty work.
Speaker 7: That's nasty work to want all the details of something
Speaker 7: between people to.
Speaker 6: Just be out there like that.
Speaker 7: So I didn't like it, but I Drew was kind
Speaker 7: of not keeping it real though, when she said, Oh,
Speaker 7: I'm not worried about what's being in the that would
Speaker 7: be what would be exposed. I'm more it's bad for him,
Speaker 7: and we don't know that to be true or false yet,
Speaker 7: but when her reaction suggests that it's really something that
Speaker 7: she doesn't want out there that will be detrimental to her,
Speaker 7: and being on a reality show, you know it's going
Speaker 7: to be exposed, blown up, dug into and it's probably
Speaker 7: gonna get a lot, you know, be ten times worse.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I'm a claudio on this one, as are
Speaker 5: often now, but I'm a claudio on this one because
Speaker 5: I agree obviously whatever this information is that's going to
Speaker 5: be made come up public is something that Drew is
Speaker 5: probably not the most proud of or not the most
Speaker 5: you know, eager about people having access to. And we
Speaker 5: can all understand that, right Your private time is your
Speaker 5: private tum, your private life is your private type your
Speaker 5: private life, and your business is your business. The problem
Speaker 5: is Drew been line since day one, just like you said, Carlos,
Speaker 5: we can take it back to even last week. We
Speaker 5: saw how she just set up there and straight up
Speaker 5: lied with a straight face. Nothing about her demeanor, her
Speaker 5: her delivery suggested that she was joking when she said
Speaker 5: that Michael Jordan was her cousin because Drew Jordan is
Speaker 5: her maid name.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. And so the d to
Speaker 3: Diana Ross, me and Tracy cousins. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's you know, so me and doctor Martha the King
Speaker 2: are cousins. Maybe not the.
Speaker 6: Line we are you guys.
Speaker 5: So I just feel like, you know, that, coupled with
Speaker 5: you know, like like Drew being a liar on the
Speaker 5: show so far, coupled with her just trepidation about certain
Speaker 5: information coming to the light, it just suggests that there's
Speaker 5: something she's trying to hide, which I don't want to
Speaker 5: beat her up about that because maybe it is. Maybe
Speaker 5: it is something that she just don't want people to
Speaker 5: know about her. That's fair, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: But when you were the one who brought to the
Speaker 5: forefront the Tampa shit, you were the one who brought
Speaker 5: to the forefront all these women that she alleged that
Speaker 5: Ralph had been cheating with. She talked about, She spoke
Speaker 5: about correspondence text messages from these women like to her,
Speaker 5: she really painted a picture of Ralph to be a
Speaker 5: certain type of person. And so it looks to me
Speaker 5: like he is taking the court regulated route to get
Speaker 5: to some accurate transparency. It looks like he kind of
Speaker 5: played the long game with this one, and she wasn't.
Speaker 5: I don't know, she wasn't excited about the outcome of that.
Speaker 2: So I think you clocked it. Look.
Speaker 1: I think what we're witnessing is when Drew revealed some
Speaker 1: of the allegend transgressions that Ralph was doing on national television,
Speaker 1: I could see why he would say, you were two
Speaker 1: concerns about the kids, then I could I could see
Speaker 1: why he would say that, and one thing about some
Speaker 1: not all some men.
Speaker 2: If they feel like, Okay, I.
Speaker 1: Did something, but let's not like you didn't do anything either.
Speaker 1: I think, listen, I think where we need to buckle
Speaker 1: up because unfortunately for all of them, right, I think
Speaker 1: a lot of stuff is gonna come out. And and
Speaker 1: and Ralph doesn't seem like he he's concerned about how
Speaker 1: this would impact her. And but Claudia, Claudia is right, Listen,
Speaker 1: when you have when you when you're married to somebody,
Speaker 1: I think it's sad when both parties go through that
Speaker 1: phase in their marriage because you kind of forget the
Speaker 1: reasons why you guys fell in love in the first place, and.
Speaker 2: That's why I always.
Speaker 1: I always respected the amicable breakups when it allows it
Speaker 1: to be at my I know in some cases it doesn't, right,
Speaker 1: a lot of cases doesn't. But when you're able to
Speaker 1: say let's just separate and keep it moving, that's the
Speaker 1: best thing. But listen, Drew has a lot to be
Speaker 1: concerned about because I just don't think Rob is letting
Speaker 1: up and I didn't think about that, doesn't I do
Speaker 1: think it's because their storyline for two years straight was
Speaker 1: this Florida alleged transgression. I want to get into the
Speaker 1: girls going to Nashville leaefast before I let you guys go.
Speaker 1: So the girls go to Nashville to celebrate Porsia's birthday.
Speaker 1: Portia did not invite Drew because of what we know,
Speaker 1: she's working with Dennis and she did not get Portia
Speaker 1: her heads up that she was working with Dennis, although
Speaker 1: she is a Go Naked Hair ambassador. That's Porcha's company
Speaker 1: in case y'all don't know that. So Angela Oakley, who Angela?
Speaker 1: You still have the number one spot?
Speaker 3: Baby?
Speaker 2: And where have you been my whole life.
Speaker 3: Hall with it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Angela, Okay, I love Kelly.
Speaker 6: I really love Kelly.
Speaker 2: Oh I still love Kelly. I still love Kelly. Kelly.
Speaker 1: You know I still love you, baby, but you know
Speaker 1: you're only as good as your last episode. So for
Speaker 1: these past two episodes, Angela one, that's all I'm gonna say.
Speaker 1: But Kelly, I still love you booth. Okay. Angela decided
Speaker 1: to invite Drew and told Porsche this. At the table,
Speaker 1: her and Porsche did exchange words.
Speaker 2: Porsche is her birthday trip. She invited Manietta.
Speaker 1: And a few other girls and they she told them
Speaker 1: what was going on, and Angela stood on business that
Speaker 1: I felt they need to invite her, and that's what
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do. What did you guys think about that
Speaker 1: whole exchange between Porscha and Angela.
Speaker 7: Portia was given love and hip hop in that moment,
Speaker 7: But I understand how she felt. If I have a
Speaker 7: birthday party trip, I'm very particular about the energy that
Speaker 7: I have around me, and I have to say that
Speaker 7: Porsche is right to feel a way. If I say
Speaker 7: I'm not inviting someone, then that's what it is. It's
Speaker 7: not what you feel. It's not your trip. It is
Speaker 7: my trip. Yes, it is production trip, but it is
Speaker 7: still my trip. So as much as I love Angela
Speaker 7: and as much as I like Drew, I do think
Speaker 7: that it's wrong to force that issue because it's like you, you,
Speaker 7: you gotta know that's going to be a problem. That's
Speaker 7: a girl code don't And I don't like the people.
Speaker 7: I have a dinner and it's like I invite you,
Speaker 7: and then you bring two people with you.
Speaker 6: Who are these people? Who are you? Man? Who's this person?
Speaker 6: Who's this girl?
Speaker 7: You might be a you might be a fan that's
Speaker 7: sneaking and taking pitches and videos and or in this case,
Speaker 7: I just want around me, people around me who I
Speaker 7: chose when it's time to celebrate people.
Speaker 6: So but but Porsche got crunked. She didn't have to
Speaker 6: do all that.
Speaker 7: Porsche could be like, hey, I said, when I said,
Speaker 7: that's it, like because you're kind of getting a little
Speaker 7: bit into that brit area, kind of getting two routed.
Speaker 7: Its giving, it's giving, it's given too much. But I
Speaker 7: get where she's coming from.
Speaker 5: I agree, And I also think that Porscha's been holding
Speaker 5: back a lot this season.
Speaker 3: Porscha's interactions and.
Speaker 5: Her behavior has been very measured, right It's not the
Speaker 5: typical Porscha that we've seen in seasons past, where she
Speaker 5: would just go the hell off and cut somebody out
Speaker 5: or whatever. And let's not even start talking about her
Speaker 5: spin off, The Porscha's Family Matter spent off with Simon
Speaker 5: and Dennis and his family and her family, we saw
Speaker 5: a different side of Porscha. So I actually welcomed this
Speaker 5: new corm or Porsche, right. I think she has been
Speaker 5: holding back some of her reactions to the things that
Speaker 5: have been going on, and when they were at that table,
Speaker 5: she did kind of get into the petty bag a
Speaker 5: little bit, right, But for me as a viewer, I
Speaker 5: was alright with it because it hasn't been what we've
Speaker 5: been getting in totality from her this season like it
Speaker 5: has been in seasons prior. So I wasn't mad at
Speaker 5: her saying, you know what, Angela, I didn't want you here,
Speaker 5: and I'm mad you brought her. I wasn't mad at
Speaker 5: Angela saying I know you don't want her here and
Speaker 5: I brought her. I wasn't mad at the other friends.
Speaker 5: And another thing that was cool about this Nashville trip,
Speaker 5: these are the young ladies that Porsche really hangs out
Speaker 5: with outside of the cameras in real life. If you
Speaker 5: follow her or Candy Burris or Mayada or any of
Speaker 5: these ladies on Instagram, Toya Johnson Rushing. If you follow
Speaker 5: these women, you see that these girls, the young ladies
Speaker 5: that actually join Pusha on this Nashville trip, that's her
Speaker 5: click in real life. Those are the girls she really
Speaker 5: really hangs with outside of the camera, And I would
Speaker 5: love to see some of those relationships explored. I know
Speaker 5: that there's overlap there with some of the other cast members.
Speaker 5: They you know, they're in relationship with some of the
Speaker 5: other cast members.
Speaker 3: I would love to see.
Speaker 5: Them tap into that bag as we move into season
Speaker 5: seventeen eighteen and this keeps going. Those are the real
Speaker 5: relationships that will make a very robust show for us
Speaker 5: to watch because it's actual, real connection. So that was
Speaker 5: my takeaway in that moment. I was like, Dang, these
Speaker 5: really are the girls that she's with in real life.
Speaker 5: She's so easily able to communicate with them, explain to
Speaker 5: them so quickly, you know what was going on with
Speaker 5: the dynamics relating to Angela Oakley and Drew Sidora. She
Speaker 5: was able to communicate that to those ladies so quickly
Speaker 5: because they're real friends. So bring some of them on.
Speaker 5: We need some more friends of the show. You know
Speaker 5: what I'm saying, Bring some of them ladies on. I'm
Speaker 5: a prob. Whatever those young ladies were, bring those young
Speaker 5: ladies on. Let's make them friends of the show next
Speaker 5: season and really get into some actual connections.
Speaker 6: I agree.
Speaker 7: Like I was like, oh, who believe her crew was cute.
Speaker 7: I like a girl I can hang with other women
Speaker 7: that pretty, don't want to just be the only pretty
Speaker 7: girl in the group.
Speaker 6: I think that was super cute.
Speaker 7: I like that, and I think that Porsha needs to
Speaker 7: do more of that this season, because honestly, this is
Speaker 7: no hate, but she's coming off more like a friend
Speaker 7: of the show than a housewife this season. She really is,
Speaker 7: like all her stuff is like related to Drew. It's
Speaker 7: making Drew look bigger than her actually on the show.
Speaker 7: We're seeing Drew with the singing career. We're seeing Drew
Speaker 7: with her divorced situation, and we're seeing Drew with her
Speaker 7: issue with the group and now the butting heads with Porscha.
Speaker 7: We're seeing more for storyline and with Porsche. Would just
Speaker 7: seeing her react to the other housewives like set up,
Speaker 7: like even the National trip. Yeah kind of, but not really.
Speaker 7: It didn't really feel like. It didn't really feel like
Speaker 7: it was like a big Porsche moment. It really didn't.
Speaker 7: It was more about Angela bringing Drew and you being mad.
Speaker 7: So Porscha, don't let these girls punk you out of
Speaker 7: your spot by you kind of returning energy and giving
Speaker 7: that brit energy. You should be coming in like you
Speaker 7: are above this. I've been here for many, many many years.
Speaker 7: I've had specials, I've had spin offs. Give that energy
Speaker 7: because if not, you're gonna get swallowed up every single episode.
Speaker 7: Because I kind of feel like for an episode to
Speaker 7: be about your birthday, I feel like she was given
Speaker 7: in front of the.
Speaker 3: Show this episode, I get it.
Speaker 5: A lot of people have said that, and I think
Speaker 5: they've attributed it to her and not being able to
Speaker 5: film whatever that shit was in the crib, So we
Speaker 5: lost a little bit of like the Porsche centered elements.
Speaker 5: We have only been seeing her and react to the
Speaker 5: shit that's going on amongst the ladies.
Speaker 3: So I agree. I agree, Claudia.
Speaker 5: It does feel less than sufficient for a real housewife,
Speaker 5: especially a real housewife who was announced first of the
Speaker 5: new cast. Right, she's positioned as the reason to watch
Speaker 5: this season. So unfortunately we aren't getting you know, it's
Speaker 5: not living up to the high per se Carlos.
Speaker 7: Production wise, do you think that they are really like
Speaker 7: propping up the newer girls and kind of you know,
Speaker 7: phasing out the older girls because of salaries, because if
Speaker 7: you think about what Cynthia was getting paid with Porstra
Speaker 7: with Kenya definitely was getting paid and candy they got
Speaker 7: rid of, like the top the it was hot heavy, right,
Speaker 7: So the newer girls now I know what those new
Speaker 7: first offers are and how much my lawyer had to
Speaker 7: fight just to get it, like working the livapool wage. Right,
Speaker 7: if you bring in the new girls like you have more,
Speaker 7: you're buying more time because they do give you raises.
Speaker 7: You do get nice raised on the show. If you
Speaker 7: start off law the next year, they may double it.
Speaker 7: But production wise, that could be a way of phasing
Speaker 7: out the heavy payroll. And really, because they definitely are
Speaker 7: the new girls are eating it up.
Speaker 1: I think the kudo goes to everybody involved because it's
Speaker 1: the first season of Atlanta in a long time where
Speaker 1: we collectively the three of us in the world love
Speaker 1: the New Girls right, So I think it's a job
Speaker 1: well done from a production side and casting.
Speaker 2: I don't think they're trying.
Speaker 1: To get rid of the old the older cast members
Speaker 1: because of money. I do think this We are living
Speaker 1: in a time where we all know in this business
Speaker 1: you got to shake things up for it to grow,
Speaker 1: and sometimes.
Speaker 2: People do phase out. I don't think it's an age thing.
Speaker 1: Kyle Richards is still the queen Bee of her show
Speaker 1: and she's in her early fifties if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 1: And that show, for example, Claudia, I think they have
Speaker 1: a lot of women over the age of like thirty
Speaker 1: eight on that show. I think when it comes to Portia,
Speaker 1: I think Dustin hit it too. Listen when they hired
Speaker 1: her to come back and she said yes, it was
Speaker 1: her decision. She was with Simon, and I think it's
Speaker 1: one of those things where I think what people aren't
Speaker 1: remembering or understanding. And Porsia did touch on this on
Speaker 1: YouTube channel. She's going through divorce in real time and
Speaker 1: the person that she's divorcing isn't able to be on
Speaker 1: the show. We saw synth and Peter go through divorce.
Speaker 1: We saw Phasian Apolla go through divorce. We saw Nidi
Speaker 1: and Greg go through a divorce. I think unfortunately, seventy
Speaker 1: five percent of Porsa's real life isn't being shown because
Speaker 1: you can't get Simon's POV.
Speaker 2: So imagine showing up.
Speaker 1: To work and your headspace Claudie and Dustin is dealing
Speaker 1: with We saw Simon crash out on Twitter. If he's
Speaker 1: crashing that way on Twitter, imagine what he's doing in
Speaker 1: her life, Imagine what he's doing in court. And I
Speaker 1: do implore people and listen. This is not me defending anybody.
Speaker 1: I think, listen, we all watched the show for the
Speaker 1: forty two minutes and keep it moving right, So this
Speaker 1: is no shade to anybody. I think what we have
Speaker 1: to remember, though, is Sonny five percent of Porsche's real
Speaker 1: life is not being shown, and she's dealing with something
Speaker 1: that she's unable to show us. So when she's walking
Speaker 1: in these scenes, you don't know what she has to
Speaker 1: go through with Randy Kesseler child, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: So I like you think you know, So I do
Speaker 2: think a lot.
Speaker 1: I think that's what's happening, honestly, and I think the
Speaker 1: reason why the rest of the girls are having great
Speaker 1: moments that the newbies I mean is because there I
Speaker 1: have to give it to production. Is the most perfect
Speaker 1: casting on an ensemble show that's been on for more
Speaker 1: than ten years that I've seen in.
Speaker 2: A long time.
Speaker 1: It is perfectly crafted, and I'm happy that we're all
Speaker 1: able to watch this show week to week and still
Speaker 1: find interesting things to talk about. So, you know, I
Speaker 1: do think that's what happening. But look, we'll see what
Speaker 1: happens on this trip next week's episodes. Something gets revealed, and.
Speaker 7: Can I jump in real quickly just say yeah, go ahead, Yeah,
Speaker 7: I do fault. It's not really totally Porscha's fault. She
Speaker 7: can't show her full story, but can you went through
Speaker 7: a divorce when Mark was not cooperating and she got
Speaker 7: dragged and she had to deal with all that kind
Speaker 7: of stuff, So maybe find some creative ways to show
Speaker 7: what you're going through so we can feel for you
Speaker 7: during this time, because I'm sure Simon's being very pretty,
Speaker 7: but like to just not really show it, it's like
Speaker 7: we're missing another huge proble. We're missing Kenya, we're missing
Speaker 7: the Simon.
Speaker 6: We're missing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it feels like, yeah, that's why it's giving
Speaker 7: my friend, and I think even Porscha could have done
Speaker 7: this without Simon being on the show. Which I'm so
Speaker 7: surprised that his thirsty behind that wants to be famous
Speaker 7: so bad would turn down the app Like I would
Speaker 7: think he'd want to be in it and be bitchy
Speaker 7: and tell his story and like, you know, run his mouth.
Speaker 5: And I'm so glad he's not. I'm telling you that
Speaker 5: would have been too much for me. I did not
Speaker 5: want want to hear nothing Simon had to say. I
Speaker 5: don't give a fuck about Simon. I like Porsche when
Speaker 5: it comes to the two of them, right, I don't
Speaker 5: care about what he had to say.
Speaker 3: So I'm very glad that.
Speaker 5: I'm very glad that he's not a part of this personally,
Speaker 5: just for me, I don't want to hear Simon. You
Speaker 5: want to talk about voice tones again? You know how
Speaker 5: you can't tell you can't stand britt Edie's voice.
Speaker 3: I can't stand Simon.
Speaker 6: Oh No.
Speaker 7: Tisa tells on on on YouTube does a great Simon impersonation,
Speaker 7: and she sounds just like the Cookie Monster when she talks.
Speaker 6: It's so funny. I love Tisa.
Speaker 7: She covered that divorce, that marriage and the whole thing
Speaker 7: was Foulin porscha and Simon's so good.
Speaker 6: It was so funny how she would.
Speaker 7: Oh her Simon is please go look up her impersonation
Speaker 7: of Simon.
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