Speaker 1: So I've watched a few of the Denise clips of
Speaker 1: her on the Housewives, and it's a really great example
Speaker 1: of how that pressure cooker really concentrates any feelings you
Speaker 1: have or hostility or resentment or pent up anger or frustration.
Speaker 1: Because I know Denise. We're not best friends, and I
Speaker 1: don't know her very very well. But I don't know
Speaker 1: that Denise. My publicist has worked with her for thirty
Speaker 1: years doesn't know that Denise. So the only people that
Speaker 1: really know that Denise are the people that work on
Speaker 1: the Housewives and maybe her ex husband. Because that was
Speaker 1: a pressure cooker and we'll put you in a situation
Speaker 1: where you're going to just act out. Now. I don't
Speaker 1: say don't blame people for their actions. People should be
Speaker 1: held accountable for their actions. You guys say people know
Speaker 1: what they signed up for, And I get all that.
Speaker 1: I'm just stating the facts. The craziness that you often see,
Speaker 1: whether it's Sutton repeating herself twenty seven times or me
Speaker 1: standing up and having a hysterical breakdown in a restaurant
Speaker 1: in Miami, that's not something I've ever done in any
Speaker 1: other situation. That particular pressure cooker just blows your lid
Speaker 1: off for whatever that's worth. And no one's crying for
Speaker 1: wealthy housewives. I get that in many ways. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying that forever, Denise will have that reputation from doing
Speaker 1: that show and those scenes, just like I will from
Speaker 1: standing up and having a breakdown in Miami or calling
Speaker 1: someone a name or whatever, which I don't do in
Speaker 1: my normal life. And is it worth it? Is the
Speaker 1: fame and the money, And when we're old and gray,
Speaker 1: are we going to say the way that we acted
Speaker 1: was worth it. Someone commented on a post about the
Speaker 1: Denise podcast saying that I left Bravo but can't stop
Speaker 1: talking about it. And I talk about a lot of things.
Speaker 1: Bravo is certainly one of them because for a quarter
Speaker 1: of my life I was on Bravo. Think about that
Speaker 1: I was on the Housewives for just about twenty five
Speaker 1: percent of my life. Think about the housewives that have
Speaker 1: been on Bravo for maybe even a third of their lifetime, Like,
Speaker 1: try and process that. I can tell you this with
Speaker 1: great certainty. No one has ever become a better person
Speaker 1: being on the Housewives, or on reality TV for that matter,
Speaker 1: but particularly on the Housewives. No one, There's no example
Speaker 1: of a person who's become a better person on reality
Speaker 1: television or on the Housewives. I've seen people become more famous,
Speaker 1: more attractive, more funny, more relevant, more rich, more fashionable,
Speaker 1: more superficial, more worthy. I've never seen someone become a
Speaker 1: better person. And at a certain point in your life,
Speaker 1: you have to take stock and think about what could
Speaker 1: possibly matter more in life than the kind of person
Speaker 1: that you are. So when I reflect on either my
Speaker 1: time on the Housewives, or talk to people who have
Speaker 1: had different experiences on the Housewives, or do a podcast
Speaker 1: using that show as a vehicle to discuss other issues
Speaker 1: that women go through, it's my business, it's my body,
Speaker 1: it's my choice, it's my experience, and it was a
Speaker 1: quarter of my lifetime. So now bloggers, trolls, TikTok, and
Speaker 1: the girls on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are
Speaker 1: talking about Denise Richard's only Fans page and how much
Speaker 1: she's charging. And Denise unintentionally did a great marketing infomercial
Speaker 1: for her only Fans page. So I only hope that
Speaker 1: she is ringing the register and that coins are flying
Speaker 1: out of that machine. Because while the talk verse and
Speaker 1: people on Instagram want to criticize her and think that
Speaker 1: they are criticizing her and taking her down. She's a
Speaker 1: woman who's beautiful in her fifties. It's not the same
Speaker 1: as when she was a bond girl and in her twenties.
Speaker 1: We're moms. We have different responsibilities, different bills, different realities.
Speaker 1: And Denise is sexy and she's on OnlyFans. She's owning
Speaker 1: her own sexuality, making her own choices, no problem. Right,
Speaker 1: here's the thing, Only Fans. I think someone told me
Speaker 1: a staggering number like they're getting. There's no way like
Speaker 1: five hundred thousand new subscribers a day. So if she
Speaker 1: takes a tiny percentage of the subscriber base at seven
Speaker 1: dollars to yes unlock photos, it's it's astronomical money. It's
Speaker 1: money that puts kids through college, it's money that is
Speaker 1: a retirement plan. So maybe she did the housewife so
Speaker 1: she could market her Only Fans page, and she should
Speaker 1: send an edible arrangement and a muffin basket to each
Speaker 1: housewife and each blogger for bringing more traffic into her
Speaker 1: Only Fans where she's ringing the register