Speaker 1: All you.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, hello reality. Oh I'm on Reality girl. Okay,
Speaker 2: hi everybody. It's funny. It's funny that I'm in charge
Speaker 2: of the reality because I don't give a fuck about
Speaker 2: any of these shows any more than you do.
Speaker 3: But okay, I mean, listen, I still watch the Housewives.
Speaker 3: I mean I am up in it. I've restarted New York.
Speaker 3: I'm on Tinsley's season right now. I'm interesting, sometimes not
Speaker 3: enough to watch. I get confused about what I'm watching
Speaker 3: with all the different platforms, so I'll be watching something
Speaker 3: on Netflix and then I forget to go back to
Speaker 3: it all the time. Like it's really weird. I really
Speaker 3: wish we had everything in just one place, which is
Speaker 3: what we're here for for you.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you this though, in case you're wondering. I
Speaker 2: have watched almost all of the UK Love is Blind,
Speaker 2: and for the first time, you're not missing anything. It's
Speaker 2: really season. I hate it. Sony and I've talked about this,
Speaker 2: like she but I think you are.
Speaker 3: More reality because you do you genuinely like the Love
Speaker 3: Is Blind. I liked it at first. You're the Bachelor Queen.
Speaker 3: You know you've been doing this show a long time.
Speaker 3: And you know everything. You're like the person the go to.
Speaker 3: I don't know as much.
Speaker 2: I don't remember a lot of stuff. I mean, I've
Speaker 2: seen a lot of seasons because I've been covering the
Speaker 2: show for a long time. But and I do, I
Speaker 2: do read Reddit, and I guess it's in my algorithm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, it's in your algorithm. Yeah, and my and
Speaker 3: I get and I'm more Bravo. I'm more Bravo connected
Speaker 3: because of my algorithm and also my love of all
Speaker 3: things Bravo.
Speaker 2: You haven't really see an algorithm. Have I ever told
Speaker 2: you that?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: You have? A really sweet algorithm? You have never hold
Speaker 2: me that? But did I read you my algorithm? Recently?
Speaker 3: I got I like looked on my Instagram and it's
Speaker 3: so bizarre.
Speaker 2: It's like meditation, which I don't even know how that
Speaker 2: got in there. It's like meditation blah.
Speaker 3: Blah blah, contry all country music, which I do like Eagles,
Speaker 3: Corey Feldman.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what the fuck is this? No wonder I've.
Speaker 3: Been seeing so much Corey Feldman every day I get
Speaker 3: a reel about Corey Feldman, Like why.
Speaker 2: How can you tell you what's in your algorithm?
Speaker 3: I can show it's you have to go to your
Speaker 3: Instagram and then you have to go to your settings,
Speaker 3: and then I don't remember what you I think it's
Speaker 3: either algorithm or most watched. It gives you, like the ability,
Speaker 3: and it gives you like eight things minds all Beagles
Speaker 3: and Corey Feldman.
Speaker 2: Well, because they're like, well you know whatever. AI is like, well,
Speaker 2: you click every time we offer you a Corey Feldman video.
Speaker 2: You bite every single time, look.
Speaker 3: On it like five times, and I send it to
Speaker 3: everyone I know, and then I click on the Beagles,
Speaker 3: like yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Then you're like, why do people keep sending me these
Speaker 2: Corey videos? I don't get it.
Speaker 3: It's like it's crazy, AI iss you love it, Cecily,
Speaker 3: You're obsessed. You're like, I don't feel like off the
Speaker 3: other day, AI, really maybe this is a story for
Speaker 3: another time, but it pissed me off.
Speaker 2: There was a thing.
Speaker 3: I use chat GBT for spell check, you know, and
Speaker 3: sometimes I use it for therapy. And I have no
Speaker 3: shame in that because it's been really helpful. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: You can say anything and it just draws from every
Speaker 3: book that's ever been written. It's kind of scary. It's amazing,
Speaker 3: and but there was like a little fun little game
Speaker 3: going around on Facebook where it was like, hey, ask
Speaker 3: your chat GBT or whatever. Ask it like to if
Speaker 3: somebody has never met you and they need to be
Speaker 3: warned about you, what would it say? Okay, hmmm, like oh,
Speaker 3: I probably shouldn't ask this, but I did. And then
Speaker 3: the answer was just based because I don't pay for it,
Speaker 3: so mine re re boots every time.
Speaker 2: It doesn't remember other things I've told it, So it.
Speaker 3: Was like, if you meet Cecily, you better be careful
Speaker 3: because she really likes a spell check. I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: you really got me on that so mean about it,
Speaker 3: which is the bomb. I wasn't telling it to do that,
Speaker 3: and I was like, that's all you have on me.
Speaker 3: I was like, she really makes it very clear that
Speaker 3: she would like a spell and grammar check, but do
Speaker 3: not change any words. I'm like, yeah, don't change my words.
Speaker 3: When I first started using it for spell check, it
Speaker 3: would come back to me completely rewritten, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And chat and I was like, what I know, I
Speaker 2: don't want that. Don't try to edit her even though
Speaker 2: you're not her boss or.
Speaker 4: Yes it said that.
Speaker 3: It was like, oh, how dare you make a suggestion
Speaker 3: about a better sentence?
Speaker 2: It said all that. I was like you, Okay, that's
Speaker 2: really funny. I'm I'm glad we have this time together
Speaker 2: to laugh, just to laugh before we get to the
Speaker 2: real tragedy of what's going on in the world a
Speaker 2: reality people. Okay for one thing, Ugh, Okay, there's stuff
Speaker 2: that I think you guys are going to be aware of.
Speaker 2: But here's a story that takes us to the kind
Speaker 2: of the Bachelor. And this is the Taylor Frankie Paul.
Speaker 2: Let's just let's file this under the acorn doesn't fall
Speaker 2: fire because it turns out that Taylor Frankie Paul's mom
Speaker 2: is super cray and we we can say that, you
Speaker 2: guys understand that we're not I'm not diagnosing her, but
Speaker 2: she seems like she really sucks. Okay, so I found
Speaker 2: this thing Tate's Okay. So Tate is the dad of
Speaker 2: Taylor's first couple kids. Okay, Then with Dakota, she had
Speaker 2: one kid. With Tate, she had two. Tate also has
Speaker 2: sued her for primary custody of the kids and also
Speaker 2: been very much with Dakota in filing restraining orders. You know,
Speaker 2: there's been a lot. Okay, basically, here I'm going to
Speaker 2: read you this. This is from a Facebook post I
Speaker 2: found call from under mom Talk, Tate's side of the story.
Speaker 2: Leanne's comments exposed Tate has unleashed comments are definitely telling.
Speaker 2: So here's the situation, plus Miranda, Chase, and Tate's brothers comments. Literally,
Speaker 2: Taylor is living all of this with a mother like Leanne,
Speaker 2: who needs more enemies something. If it's for the kids,
Speaker 2: then tell Leanne to shut the fuck up and send
Speaker 2: her a season to sist. Leanne is a terrible person,
Speaker 2: and I see why Taylor is the way she is. Right.
Speaker 2: So here's what Leanne wrote on social media. What did
Speaker 2: you expect to happen when you all decided to swing
Speaker 2: with each other? All of you cheated. You are all
Speaker 2: to blame. None of you are innocent in this. Of course,
Speaker 2: someone is going to catch feelings. I would have said
Speaker 2: the same if roles were reversed. That's a guarantee. As
Speaker 2: for Braiden, Okay, so basically, Taylor had sex with this
Speaker 2: guy Braiden, and then was like really proud of it.
Speaker 2: But I'm going to get to that. As for Braiden,
Speaker 2: he totally took advantage of Taylor. She was blacked out
Speaker 2: drunk and didn't remember even consenting to have sex, regardless
Speaker 2: of them talking and liking each other before. That's a
Speaker 2: sex crime in itself. As for Tate knowing she was
Speaker 2: so intoxicated and letting his wife and mother of his
Speaker 2: kids go off with a man that she wasn't capable
Speaker 2: of making any kind of decisions, regardless if she wanted
Speaker 2: to or not, is irrelevant and irresponsible. But then again,
Speaker 2: any man that has the idea of swinging, that's to
Speaker 2: be expected. Just because you and Tate didn't have an
Speaker 2: emotional affair, you still participated inappropriate acts and the I'm
Speaker 2: just reading you exactly what she's saying. I'm not I
Speaker 2: can't fix her grammar. I mean, AI could, but I can't. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the Shikava, they'll make a big deal about it. You
Speaker 2: still participated inappropriate acts and the only people involved that
Speaker 2: was truly innocent were all your children. It sucks. There's
Speaker 2: no periods, by the way, this is just all run
Speaker 2: runoun sentence. The only people involved that was truly innocent
Speaker 2: were all your children. It sucks because the kids are
Speaker 2: the ones that paid the price for all your bad decisions. Okay,
Speaker 2: So here's so this is Tate writing commenting publicly. He
Speaker 2: says my Da tribe, to quote Grandma, I've stayed quiet
Speaker 2: on this subject out of protection of my children. However,
Speaker 2: staying silent doesn't feel like an ethical move at this point,
Speaker 2: given the agregion nature of what's been recently said by Leanne. Leanne,
Speaker 2: let me refresh your memory. I called your daughter that
Speaker 2: night multiple times, asking her to come home, and she refused,
Speaker 2: telling me to leave her alone because she was venting
Speaker 2: to her friend, who randomly picked her up without my knowledge.
Speaker 2: I had no choice but to respect her request. I
Speaker 2: was at home with my kids and received a call
Speaker 2: from McKenna around midnight that something was wrong and that
Speaker 2: both Taylor and Braden had turned off their phones. I
Speaker 2: had no idea. She invited him over to her friend's house.
Speaker 2: By the way, I had to bring my sleepy kids
Speaker 2: over to McKenna's so I could find your daughter. Braiden
Speaker 2: had a tesla, so McKenna could honk the horn remotely
Speaker 2: so I could determine the exact home she was at.
Speaker 2: She invited him over that night, and she continued to
Speaker 2: sleep with him after being caught FYI. She actually had
Speaker 2: sobered up when I found her. However, she didn't want
Speaker 2: to discuss what happened. I asked her the next day
Speaker 2: and she claimed nothing happened and that they just talked.
Speaker 2: She only confessed the affair the following day because McKenna
Speaker 2: discovered Taylor and Braiden's text history on his laptop. It
Speaker 2: confirmed everything these two were up to. The night I
Speaker 2: learned about the affair, I was in the kitchen sobbing
Speaker 2: while Taylor sat on the stairs stoically staring at me.
Speaker 2: I was expressing my feelings of anger and betrayal. She
Speaker 2: looked at me while I was crying and grinned and said,
Speaker 2: do you want me to tell you more? She then
Speaker 2: proceeded to share very hurtful, graphic details of all the
Speaker 2: things her and Braiden did behind our backs, aside from
Speaker 2: sleeping with each other with excitement. The enjoyment of others
Speaker 2: suffering is something I've never understood. For the record, we
Speaker 2: weren't swingers. The need for a quote open relationship was
Speaker 2: one sided. It wasn't planned or my idea to do that.
Speaker 2: In fact, I pretended to be sick the first time
Speaker 2: your daughter asked to do it. I own the fact
Speaker 2: that I could have been a better husband and family leader,
Speaker 2: and that's a mistake I've already addressed and learned from. Leanne.
Speaker 2: Is not your place or appropriate to publicly speak about
Speaker 2: events you weren't involved in. I have withheld creepy I cring.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yeah, but I mean, I'm sorry, but
Speaker 2: the whole like trying to reframe, I mean, the Taylor's whole,
Speaker 2: Like I'm such a victim. All my friends are so
Speaker 2: mean to me, all men are like have been abusive
Speaker 2: to me. It's like, right, I'm just picturing her sitting there,
Speaker 2: going you want to hear more?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I go and lose my mind. I mean, she's outrageous.
Speaker 3: Yeah she's she's And I still I get myself really
Speaker 3: mad because I still can't believe that the Bachelor producers
Speaker 3: were like, yeah, this is the one. Like their lack
Speaker 3: let's say that, okay part of them. Maybe we're like, yeah,
Speaker 3: we want a little edge. Let's we need to like
Speaker 3: kind of get with the times. We're antiquated, we need
Speaker 3: you know, Okay, but like their lack of looking into
Speaker 3: people's lives is starting to really really piss me.
Speaker 2: Off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like the amount of people that are just really
Speaker 3: bad that they bring on that show and just not
Speaker 3: you know, what the.
Speaker 5: Fuck, but then not only that, but then make her
Speaker 5: the bachelorette, right, I mean, she's she's been like this
Speaker 5: week we've we started watching Secret Wives of Mormon Wives
Speaker 5: from season one and she was opening scene she was
Speaker 5: being arrested.
Speaker 2: Right, So they're like, yep, got to get her in there.
Speaker 2: I got to put a thirty guys to date her.
Speaker 2: She's got I mean, come on.
Speaker 3: It's so dangerous to the guy. I mean, not to
Speaker 3: be cheesy, because these guys weren't great.
Speaker 2: Some of them were. Some of them we would protect.
Speaker 3: Some of them were like oh please, Yeah, it was
Speaker 3: a bad group because that's of course who they're gonna
Speaker 3: put with her.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, so as you can imagine, most people are
Speaker 2: on the side of him.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I wanted to push back a little bit before
Speaker 3: we get to Bravo because when we did our reality
Speaker 3: round up last week, we were talking about it came
Speaker 3: up like how much it costs to make The Bachelor
Speaker 3: a season? And you look something up and I thought
Speaker 3: about it, and I was like, there's no way. I
Speaker 3: think whatever you saw it said it was like forty
Speaker 3: million a season.
Speaker 2: It was too high.
Speaker 3: There's no way it costs as much as whatever that
Speaker 3: thing said, because there are movies that they've made for
Speaker 3: less than that, like not even that long ago. There's
Speaker 3: no way The Bachelor costs forty million a season. Do
Speaker 3: you think, Like, I'm not. I'm not pushing back on you.
Speaker 3: I'm pushing back on whatever information you found. I do
Speaker 3: wonder if it was Chad GBT, who sometimes steers us wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. I'm sure it definitely didn't
Speaker 2: cost that much during COVID and they stopped traving.
Speaker 3: I mean, and as I said, you know, like working
Speaker 3: on ship like it just I know that the budgets
Speaker 3: are big, but they're definitely not forty million. You know,
Speaker 3: there's just no way. But I now, I wonder what
Speaker 3: if it's all goes to Jesse. Jesse's like thirty five
Speaker 3: million or nothing, or I walk and like, we could
Speaker 3: probably just get a lot of people to do this.
Speaker 2: Then Chris Harrison comes back. They're like, would you do
Speaker 2: it for a sandwich? And He's like, I mean yeah, helly,
Speaker 2: yeah yeah. I mean he's like, what kind of sandwich
Speaker 2: is like a good from like a del Like are
Speaker 2: you making it from like house.
Speaker 3: Bread or is it like from a deli housepread, which
Speaker 3: does make a difference. Yeah, yeah, okay, So I'm looking
Speaker 3: up what you said. So AI comes up with a
Speaker 3: full season of the Bachelor franchise costs between twenty and
Speaker 3: sixty million dollars to produce. That does come up on AI.
Speaker 3: But I am but you don't believe it. I do
Speaker 3: not believe that that is correct. That is what I
Speaker 3: did not know that the leads. The lead makes one
Speaker 3: hundred to one hundred and twenty thousand per season.
Speaker 2: Did you know that? Yeah? I did know that, but
Speaker 2: that's not very much money considering the whole budget.
Speaker 3: Person, do they all make money just being on the show?
Speaker 3: Is that why they don't think on the show? I
Speaker 3: don't think they know. They don't They did like fly
Speaker 3: them the what they give as a so sometimes AI
Speaker 3: will give a little link to what they say, so
Speaker 3: it's like it could be sixty million in season, and
Speaker 3: then they just link to an Instagram link, which is
Speaker 3: not like a real It's just like also AI, so
Speaker 3: AI is linking to AI here? Oh I believe that
Speaker 3: you know what I could ask my friend who is
Speaker 3: an executive producer on The Bachelor, you know what done?
Speaker 2: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Could have just done that. I'm going to ask them
Speaker 3: right now, do it you? Why didn't you lead us
Speaker 3: to our next story? And maybe he'll get back to
Speaker 3: me in the meantime.
Speaker 2: All right, So there's this, there's a story that that
Speaker 2: is going to lead us to another story about Croy Junior.
Speaker 2: I imagine you guys have heard about this. Let's see it
Speaker 2: says this was reported on with just the court documents
Speaker 2: and done as respectfully as possible. I still can't believe
Speaker 2: Kim's response, or maybe I'm not surprised, but calling a
Speaker 2: child a woman just sometimes saying nothing is better. So
Speaker 2: let's should we just hear what this is?
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is awful. Trigger trigger trigger, trigger, trigger trigger.
Speaker 3: Croy Bierman Junior kJ teenage son of Kim Zolziak. He's
Speaker 3: charged with two felonies and he has no bond. It's fifteen,
Speaker 3: it's fifteen years old. Okay, let's listen to what this is.
Speaker 3: We can always cut it out if we don't hate,
Speaker 3: if we hate it.
Speaker 4: I have gone through the Corey Beerman Junior arrest documents
Speaker 4: and court records that we have as of now, and
Speaker 4: I'm going to go through them with you. From this
Speaker 4: point forward, I'm going to refer to Corey Junior, just
Speaker 4: says kJ.
Speaker 2: To make it easier.
Speaker 4: We are going to have to handle this case and
Speaker 4: going over the documents a little differently than some of
Speaker 4: the other cases that I'm able to kind of dive
Speaker 4: right into, just due to the ages of the people involved.
Speaker 4: But first, please understand I need to run this edsa
Speaker 4: disclaimer first. The following video is a documentary analysis of
Speaker 4: a sensitive criminal case involving minors. This content is presented
Speaker 4: strictly for educational, historical, and public safety awareness purposes. We
Speaker 4: do not exploit your sense sasualized events discussed and strictly
Speaker 4: six persenting that that's available due to the public. Due
Speaker 4: to the nature of the topic, your discussion is strongly advised.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the light true crime. Let's get into the
Speaker 4: details of this case and what's going on. Let's start
Speaker 4: with the obvious here. kJ is fifteen years old. He's
Speaker 4: in high school, and a case like this that involves
Speaker 4: a minor that is with the juvenile core is typically
Speaker 4: something that has sealed records.
Speaker 2: However, this one is not, and there's a reason for that.
Speaker 4: Let's start with just going off the charges he is
Speaker 4: being charged with. The warrants that we're filed with a
Speaker 4: felony at asodomy and felony aggravated will say, intimate battery.
Speaker 4: What makes this different and why this is public record
Speaker 4: and why we're going to discuss this in the way
Speaker 4: we can is because the Alpha Retta Police Department out
Speaker 4: of Georgia has confirmed he is being charged as an adult.
Speaker 4: So in a case where the age of fifteen, we
Speaker 4: were typically not see court documents, the arrests information, or
Speaker 4: even photos that are taken for juvenile detention.
Speaker 2: That's why we have this here.
Speaker 4: It is deemed an adult case as of this time,
Speaker 4: and this is a defendant kJ that we will be
Speaker 4: discussing in this case.
Speaker 2: That's kind of long. We want me to you want
Speaker 2: to just skip the rest and I'll you know, I
Speaker 2: think still we'll just yeah because it's so yeah, it's dark. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's pretty dark. Think you do it? Because I was like,
Speaker 2: I don't even know ifout want to. I mean, we
Speaker 2: are doing a theme, as you're about to find out
Speaker 2: of juvenile detention. Mm hmmm. And he's being charged as
Speaker 2: an adult because of the severe nature of the alleged crime,
Speaker 2: so it's aggravated felony charges, but they can't put him
Speaker 2: with adult felon so he's in juvenile detention right now.
Speaker 2: I'm understanding that Kim is sticking up for him and
Speaker 2: calling the girl a woman.
Speaker 3: Oh like she oh, she's not like she has an
Speaker 3: agency kind of thing. What she's trying to say, yeah,
Speaker 3: m of saying yeah, uh yeah, So, I mean she's
Speaker 3: a terrible, terrible But I mean, I know you didn't
Speaker 3: watch Atlanta.
Speaker 2: I don't think did you watch her season? I watched, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I watched the beginning the first couple of seasons. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's awful. Yeah, I'm just trying to see how much
Speaker 2: if we want any other detail, maybe not. It's it's
Speaker 2: just bad. It's a it's an essay.
Speaker 3: It's as it happened at a gym.
Speaker 2: In a sauna. That's right. It was a co ed sauna, yes,
Speaker 2: it says. The warrant states that he restrained a fifteen
Speaker 2: year old girl acquaintance and basically raped her in a
Speaker 2: gym changing area. It says Kim and legal representatives have
Speaker 2: strongly denied the allegations, calling them false and deeply troubling.
Speaker 2: But you know, obviously they had enough on him. We don't,
Speaker 2: we don't know. But what came up for me was
Speaker 2: just how many kids of real housewives have been arrested,
Speaker 2: Like it's kind of insane when you consider, I mean,
Speaker 2: I guess when Well, here's the thing you have to consider,
Speaker 2: Like the numbers there have there's a certain amount of franchises.
Speaker 2: A lot of those franchises have repeat, you know, the
Speaker 2: same people are on the show. So it's not like
Speaker 2: you have that many opportunities for these kids to be
Speaker 2: like fucked up. But I'll read you just a couple
Speaker 2: of them I have. I have a bunch, all right. So,
Speaker 2: daughter of Luanne, Victoria de la SEPs, she was arrested
Speaker 2: in twenty seventeen for a dui. She was twenty two, Okay,
Speaker 2: and this was a this was kind of a recent one,
Speaker 2: Milania Judice, Oh no, this is a different time. Let's see,
Speaker 2: she received a speeding ticket though she's not based. Okay,
Speaker 2: that one doesn't really matter. Yeah, I mean theyo. So
Speaker 2: Gina's son was arrested in twenty ten for suspicion of
Speaker 2: felony battery after a fight. Okay, I have some good ones.
Speaker 2: Well done. Here we go, it's a different one. Okay,
Speaker 2: So we have CROI. We have kJ already. Arianna Berman,
Speaker 2: so that's the daughter of him. Okay, arrested for suspicion
Speaker 2: of driving under the influence and traffic violations. So she's
Speaker 2: been arrested for drunk driving and her son has been
Speaker 2: arrested for aggravated sodomy. So that she's doing great. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we know that Nimi Leaks's son, Bryson, has been arrested
Speaker 2: multiple times for possession, shoplifting, providing a false name for police.
Speaker 2: He's been that kid's been in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 2: I love the false name. Michael Jackson. Yeah, now Michael Jackson.
Speaker 2: Did Lori Peterson's son did he pass away?
Speaker 3: I don't Josh Peter keep up with the Orange County
Speaker 3: early Orange County.
Speaker 2: I don't know much about them.
Speaker 3: I never really knew who that was when they were
Speaker 3: like I remember watching and just being so bored by
Speaker 3: her that I didn't take her in.
Speaker 2: Hold on a second. Let me just see. Oh he yeah,
Speaker 2: he died unfortunately, but before that, I mean, this is
Speaker 2: just this is these people are sad, but he was.
Speaker 2: He was arrested for drug possession and attempted murder. Oh,
Speaker 2: and then I think he died of an OD. Don't
Speaker 2: forget Let's not forget about Tamra's son Ryan. Oh, he's
Speaker 2: been arrested multiple times, including domestic violence. So he's fucked up. Then,
Speaker 2: Alexa Curtain, Yeah, didn't you make like.
Speaker 3: Like things like he's going to murder transper Like, Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was making.
Speaker 2: But I never like to stop reminding people of that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's horrible. He's just a vile, vile person. And it's yeah,
Speaker 2: it's hard because you know Tamra, I mean, we like
Speaker 2: the fact that she's on the right side of things,
Speaker 2: yeah politically, but it's like, okay, but you're hard.
Speaker 3: We don't know what that's like the kid, you might
Speaker 3: not say anything. You know, she's doing her best there, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean. Like she's she just doesn't
Speaker 3: want to get in. She wants him to get better.
Speaker 3: She doesn't think going public about not agreeing and she
Speaker 3: think she did say I don't agree with him, Yeah
Speaker 3: on that, Yeah she did. We'll give her, well, we'll.
Speaker 2: Give her that. Let's see Alexa Curtain. Remember Lynn Curtin
Speaker 2: from OC. Yeah, kind of the drink she poured the
Speaker 2: drink camera. Yeah, I don't think she knows. She wasn't
Speaker 2: the one who poured a drink. She like made, She
Speaker 2: made cuffs, remember her. She like made jewelry. She was,
Speaker 2: she was, It doesn't really matter. I don't remember her
Speaker 2: daughter was arrested for drug on drug related charges and
Speaker 2: later for property vandalism. A guy, son of Alexia Napola
Speaker 2: from Real Households of Miami was arrested for marijuana possession
Speaker 2: and a physical altercation. And then we got the Victoria
Speaker 2: the less SEPs.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess if you I wonder if you
Speaker 3: just took a sample size. You know, a lot of
Speaker 3: these people are wealthy, privileged people, and I want to
Speaker 3: be as a example of those kind of people anyway,
Speaker 3: regardless of reality shows, if you'd have that, Yeah, what.
Speaker 2: About the Gia song.
Speaker 3: Don't forget first of all, Jia Judaice thriving over on
Speaker 3: that dumbass show Next Gen, which I do not watch.
Speaker 2: I do draw a line somewhere, Guys, I can't. I
Speaker 2: can't with that.
Speaker 3: But you know, it's all the kids, speaking of which
Speaker 3: it's reality show stars kids right, and we're they're the
Speaker 3: next generation. But I can't see Gia's face without singing
Speaker 3: her song that she sang to her family.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I know, I think about it all the time, and
Speaker 3: I know it was very sweet and sad, and if
Speaker 3: you really watch it again, you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: this this little girl was hurting with this family.
Speaker 2: But wick end up in the moment and trying to
Speaker 2: do other things, and Teresa's not really getting it.
Speaker 3: Teresa's sort of like, Okay, that's a nice song, you know,
Speaker 3: or whatever. You could even see the dad, even the
Speaker 3: fucked up dad was like looked upset, like uh oh right, Oh,
Speaker 3: but so GA's killing it. That's all I have to
Speaker 3: say about that. Wow.
Speaker 2: Did you know that Bella Hadid got a duy at
Speaker 2: seventeen years old? Oh? I forgot about them. They did.
Speaker 2: So that's who would you say is the most famous
Speaker 2: of the Bravo stars.
Speaker 3: It would be Gigi Hadid, right, Like, that's probably it
Speaker 3: of a kid. Nobody's as far as the kids, Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean nobody else even really wanted to. I've noticed
Speaker 3: that a lot of these Orange Counts, i mean, Reality
Speaker 3: housewives kids don't want to be in the spotlight. I
Speaker 3: mean you really some of them were very protective of
Speaker 3: their kids, Like Ramona's daughter wasn't trying to be an actors,
Speaker 3: Like they would appear here and there, but they weren't.
Speaker 3: They weren't pursuing that. Yeah, that's interesting. They just had
Speaker 3: to kind of suffer it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Their moms were just so thirsty that there was nothing
Speaker 3: to do. Yeah, but interesting. All right, you guys, Well reality.
Speaker 2: Started being assholesre we go, there you go. All right,
Speaker 2: thanks so much, guys, Bye bye,