The Twot Seat: LEVA BONAPARTE (Southern Hospitality)

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I'm Nancy Glass, host of the burden of guilt season 2 podcast. This is a story about a horrendous lie that destroyed two families. Late one night, Bobby Gumpride became the victim of a random crime. The perpetrator was sentenced to 99 years until a confession changed everything. I was a monster.

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Two teas in a pod with Teddy Mellinkath and Tamara Judge. Hi guys, welcome to another episode of Two Teas in a Part of Myself, Teddy Mellinkath and Special Guest Host. Delores. Good to have you.

I'm so glad to be back. Today we're going to be interviewing Leva Bonaparte and she is an American restaurant tour and television personalities. She has known as a main cast member on Bravo Reality Series Southern Charm, but she has a spin-off Southern hospitality.

And also before we get started I just need to do one little thank you to the hospital that helped me so much the last couple of days or a couple of weeks. I have to say thank you, thank you, thank you, to Tarzanah Hospital. Not only did they help cure me of this disaster that was just came up. They're also the ones that discovered when I had all my tumors.

They're the ones that discovered my tumors. Really? Yes. Are amazing. What is the name?

How do you say it? It's called Tarzanah Hospital.

“Tarzanah Hospital, that's easy to remember.”

Think of Tarzanah because God forbid I'm ever in that area. That's where I'm going. If I need anything. Yeah, because I called theaters and it was a six and a half hour wait. Wow.

Yeah. That's terrible. Yeah. And then I called back and I was eight and a half hour wait and like I had already gone to the urgent care and urgent care was like no, no, we need you immediately to be in

the hospital. Well, you had lesions all over, right? Yeah. That's so scary. Were they painful?

Yeah. They started off painful and now they're just a G. Like almost like, um, shingles, like a shingles kind of, but it like burned outwards. So it was like, because I was allergic to the medication and I kept, you know, I took it for two weeks.

I didn't know my body, like just wasn't, you know, it wasn't getting better and just kept getting worse. And then, so I ended up taking it for a long time, not knowing that it was making me so sick. Uh, Teddy, sorry.

It's okay, but I just wanted to say thank you to them and I appreciate you for filling

in as always because I don't know, of course.

And it like takes away my worries. I get to see you and you live too far from me, which I don't like. I know. It's bananas. I know.

And I don't get to come that way anymore, but when I do, I'm coming over.

Perfect. Okay. That's a deal. That's a deal. I'm going to live on.

Let's bring love on. I can't wait to meet her. She's so pretty. First off, love it. Thank you so much for joining us.

Thanks for having me. No excited to have you. You both look so beautiful on this camera. I'm like, I feel like I'm a gray or I'm like a multi-CEO, something that you're talking about.

You're a hot haunt. We're like reporting live from KTO. I look like I'm going to tell you that there's real news in here. I'll be the weather because I don't know for the first time in New Jersey in a month. So we're doing good.

It's a good day to pick a live because otherwise, I like this weather. Charleston, Charleston, cold this year. I don't know. I have a little warming, but I feel like it's global cold. Oh, God.

It's like the cold. Yeah. It's like what's happening. Maybe six streams, but it's cold. Well, I'm from Helton Head.

So. It's running. Yeah. Charleston, we miss you on Southern Charm. That's very sweet.

I don't miss you on Southern Charm. You don't miss me on Southern Charm.

No, I see all of them all at the time, and I'm always like on a thread between three

here and three there that are all set. Oh, that's nice that you're still a part of it because you know sometimes. And I've noticed that in my world, I don't know Teddy about you, but when people get off the show, sometimes they separate for their reasons or for the other people's reasons, that they, they kind of don't mesh anymore.

Yeah.

“And I think that happens typically when there's a, like, a sour kind of parting.”

Like you kind of, you parted gracefully on your terms. Yes. Yes. Listen, I know that I've played a certain role for a certain amount of time, but also doing two shows having a small kid and all these businesses was like a mental health

first. It was too much for me. I tried to ride for as long as I could, but if you guys know it's like season by season, I'm starting to like a little bit. Check out.

Also, I'm 46 and like, yes, I'm the same age as the boys, but I'm like 20 years younger than the girls. You know what I mean? I'm a lot older than the girls. You're 20 years older mentally than the boys.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, probably maybe 30. Yeah.

Yeah. That's not shade. I love the boys. No, they're great TV at the end of the day. They're cute.

They're just as good TV as the girls. They're like so much a big part of it. Yeah. Yeah. I'm healed men make great TV.

Like, I mean, let's keep it real. That's good. That's good. That's good. That's good.

That's good. That's good. That's good. That's good. That's good.

“I think all of them are good hard to do at the end of the day.”

People are good. I didn't want about them. And I've been mad at them at times, but I think that they're all. Yeah. Good guys.

Like they're going to show it. Yeah. I'm going to show it. I need a Michelle off. That's good.

So it wasn't that hard to step away. No. It wasn't that hard. Not to say that I don't still get text from Sally and Vinita and like the on the girls in Rodrigo and Molly and I love Rodrigo.

So Rod is like, yeah, I've known Rod. We were running around Charleston for way too long. Like when Craig was like 12. You were doing the thing for a long time. So I've known all of them for really, really long time.

Which really, I feel like is an amazing reflection in it reflects in the show. If there is authentic relationships like Teddy, right?

When they bring some like Rando on, it just doesn't always mix.

Yeah. 100%. And I think like Teddy like Teddy, you're still close with Kyle and different people from the show. Like I'm still close with certain people.

But there's other people though, like I was never really on a day with you. And all like we're friendly, we're a party together. But I'm not like side texting you. And maybe I was, you know, there was times where I was a lot closer to Craig, which I'm not anymore, but I'm not.

Well, of course, you don't want to claim it right now after last week. That was so much. Listen, it was an awesome and I like text. Chef's not really a text or a chef's like, you know. But Chef, like you call him and he's there the next month.

Oh yeah, but Chef is one of the very solid person. If you need him, if you, I actually think Chef might be like very authentic on an often. Like he's really just, who is, the good, the bad, and the ugly. The goldfish really, really, you think he is.

He makes this. He makes on camera. He makes some off camera and he's same say, same say.

“I think Craig is, is genuinely always trying to be.”

So I value that, like he's always trying to, to be what he's trying to be, but he'll get

triggered. You know what I mean? Like, as we all do, as we all do, like I'm trying to be the best mom, but then I'm like,

You're going to be more of a person who's trying to be, you know?

No, it's okay. But my kids are older than all of your kids, okay, my Gabby's 30 and Frankie's 27. Yeah.

“And I will tell you, that's how I raised my kids.”

Yeah. They can handle the world. They can handle, shit that gets thrown at them. They're not falling apart on a dime. Not that you have to be over like, we all go to bed and sometimes very guilty.

Yeah. Yeah.

I still think of the team.

The brand is a wife. You're trying to sort of like, keep your cool, but you want to be the certain person. And you're still trigger, and that takes a lot of like, inner work, you know, and so that's sort of what I mean by that. And I think that he's also the youngest of the boys, so I think he's can worry about what we think about it. You know, you need any, you're a lot to be.

So, do you watch, um, I see on Instagram, like I see a piece.

“You're a busy girl, I mean, I'm still busy.”

I mean, I still kind of get the episode sent to me, like, as a cast member. Oh, I love that. Yeah. So sometimes I can bad after my son, about him like, oh, guilty pleasure. Not like fast forward parts and much stuff, but yeah, I do still watch your bed.

I love them. Like, I'm hopeful for their show, you know, I'm going to think you're on already season four. I know, I couldn't, I mean, I literally was thinking about this the other day and I was like, I can't believe we're here. I can't believe that for years, and four seasons flew away. You want to advance your education, but not on a traditional path at Rasmussen University.

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Hi, this is Joe Interest Dean, host of the spirit daughter podcast, where we talk about astrology, natal charts, and how to step into your most vibrant life. And I just sat down with a mini driver. The Irish traveler said when I was 16, you're going to have a terrible talk with men. Actor, storyteller, and unapologetic aquarium visionary.

Aquarius is all about freedom loving and different perspectives. And I find a lot of people with strong placements and Aquarius are misunderstood. A son and Venus in Aquarius, in her seventh house, spark her unconventional approach to partnership. He really has taught me to embrace people sleeping in different rooms on different houses and different places, but just an embracing of the isness of it.

If you're navigating your own transformation or just want to chart side view into how a leading artist integrates astrology, creativity, and real life, this episode is a must listen, listen to the spirit daughter podcast, starting on February 24th on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. I'm Clayton Nackard, and in 2022, I was the lead of ABC's The Bachelor. Unfortunately, it didn't go according to plan.

He became the first bachelor to ever have his final rose rejected, the Internet turned on him.

If I could press a button and rewind it all, I would.

“But what happened to Clayton after the show made even bigger headlines?”

It began as a one night stand, and ended in a courtroom, with Clayton at the center of a very strange paternity scandal. The media is here. This case has gone viral. The dating contract. A great a date me, but I'm also suing you. This is unlike anything I've ever seen before.

I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trapped. This season, an epic battle of he said she said, and the search for accountability in a sea of lies. I'm done nothing to get pranked by the f***** bachelor. Listen to Love Trapped on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ready for a different take on Formula One?

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“You had a little drama leading end of the season, right?”

I think one of your cast members went on the vial files and talked a little bit of shit on you. On everybody. Listen, they're young. They're supposed to talk a little shit. They get to make ballroom stakes. You know what I mean? But yeah, you know, you guys know fourth wall.

Like it comes in kind of fourth wall, which I think we've never done in our show.

There's a little bit of like outside post reunion all like, you know, I'm like most shows, you know, like I don't know how housewives works, but charm sometimes, like some of us are apart and then we see each other again, right? We're having a great show. They're together all the times a time. So like cameras down, there's just still drama. And sometimes I'll be like, "Yo, there's like no cameras up, man. Let it go." Like, I don't want to get this text at three.

I'm let it go, or like this was six months ago. Like tell someone and cares. I'm so tired. I'm so tired. Well, to them, it's a big deal. And when you're younger, things are a big deal. Then they are in your 40s, when you're in your 20s and your 30s. And you know, what you think is going to

“kill you, you have to realize it doesn't. And then like life goes on. And they don't bother you any more.”

You're like, "I survived this." Who gives a shit? Yes. Yes.

Like you and I would never argue over like a cardboard cut-out of ourselves, but in your 20s.

That's a beef. You know what I mean? I wouldn't be like, "Lord, you ignored the cardboard cut-out of me or you knocked it over." You're like, "Oh, gosh." You can't have it up, but back, you know, when you're like, "What I would do to a cardboard cut-out." I don't want to see a cardboard cut out of me. One thousand per cent. I would, I would damage it myself. Well, first of all, I would make leave. It wasn't there. And then I've thrown over my balcony so

that nobody else would see it. Because, yeah, the big deals of the things, the big deals of some at all. You and I could have, I could offer you some cheetos at your home. And you'd be like, "Oh, yum cheetos, where is these kids?" It's like, "Oh, are you assuming? Are you trying to say that I'm cheating on my spouse?" Because you offered me cheetos like everything is so big for these people. It would not last one second in my house.

“Man in our pantries. Yeah, it's like, they just like enter the room and you have to plant the”

toilet straight up blockers. All the cheaters. But very winter-mit manager. Here's the beta blocker. For those who haven't seen your show, what would you say is the biggest difference between like a Vanderpump rules and a Southern hospitality? So it definitely would say Vanderpump

kind of takes place in like a restaurant. And I always say, in the club business, it's like

you are talking hundreds of people lines, like people drinking. It's kind of like, I suffering at the beginning. It was almost like the love child of like a below deck. And Vanderpump because they're not like rolling silverware. Like it's chaos. It's show time. Like there's a hundred people at the door. There's people outside of a other bottle service or happy about it. Or like the egos. Like, you know, it's a very, very like high energy and chaotic space.

And also, it's going to bring out the worst because you're getting slammed. And there's a hundred people. And this guy's upset because he got the table and his sign came up long. You know what I mean? Like so, it's just very different than restaurant. And as for the kids, I think that most of my kids are just entrepreneurial. So they're not trying to be actors or comedians or like it's not a lay. And in Charleston, Hospital, you just like a good business.

So the funniest part about these kids is like, they would work for three days and then be like in total of three days. And then they're like, somewhere fabulous. It's such a little small amount of time because you know, then you get a older and you have mortgages and car payments and all these things. Yeah. Yeah. It's like this little small window of time where there's no reality where you're making like six figures plus and tips and whatever and living, you know,

in a city that isn't that expensive to live in. Your, your on your parents, like, car payment, your parents still paying for your cell phone. So you're like, on a yacht. All right. Like it makes no sense. I'm like, how they on a yacht? And I'm like, here, you what I mean? Because they're young and they can do it. And eventually they're not going to be able to do it. If they want to make the next step to life. Like I've been thinking about that. I'm like,

I don't think I ever had it easy. I worked three jobs. No. Right. Their generation is so different. And just like the stuff they've experienced. I'm like, I had to wait till it was

to like things that I'm just like, wow, you can't even put the dragon back in the box. But they are so much disposable income. So they kind of live this strange little, you know, in this little bomb, like, no mad. Yeah, it's possible. It takes over. So it's a little different than Van Arcombex seemed like they were like struggling for their apartments. And these kids live really good. I guess I mean, I noticed that. I think I see more family and parents involved here.

“Yeah, that too. It's a very like nettle baby city. That's what I'm saying. Like it's like, that's a South.”

Yeah. That's the South that you know, he's from Hilton. Yeah, she knows. You know, I tell us more about the family one, Teddy. Yeah. Yeah, she knows. So, um, people at my townhouse for their kids to go to a college of Charleston. And then they stay in the townhouse. It's like paid off and you're still young. You know, I could not even imagine. But, you know, eventually reality hits, you know, I watch all the shows now, love a because Teddy makes me.

And I'm watching now, Goldenessa struggling as her parents are older. She's in her 40s. She's a single mom. And reality is hitting her. It eventually comes. She has to work for a

mortgage. She's never had to pay a mortgage before. How do you start then? Now, do you think, and I know

I was raised a lot differently. Things weren't always easy growing up. I was raised in a strict Italian household, Italian American. You were also raised. Yeah. You know, immigrant parents are always going to be like, no, you can't do this. You can't do that. For no reason. Yeah, for no reason, I'm like, it's just ridiculous. Now, don't get me wrong. I didn't, I definitely didn't grow up struggling by any means. But, you know, I was just telling the girls today. I was like, you know,

my dad and mom would like fly first class. They would put me my sisters in coach. And my dad will come back and tease us. And if you'd be like, just checking to see, you know, what goes back here, you know, and you didn't like just constantly, you know, or if it was like Christmas, you know, he would buy an air condition unit for a school and another country or something. You know,

“and I mean, like, and be like, that's what you get for Christmas. So he kept us really, really humble”

and my dad's an entrepreneur. So he, we've always worked hard. Like, I was never the girl that

I was just really into, like, I would buy a bag. It would be very specific. It would be like a Chanel that was was in this twin plane years. But what I made my own money. Yeah, I was like very strategic in the backpack that I would buy. I was like limited edition, like very investor. And then after that, Lamar was like, what do you want for Christmas? I was like, oh my, put all the verses together, down payment on land. You know what I mean? So I, yeah, I just have been that girl,

you and I mean, I remember Lamar and I, he was like, man, like, you say you're not bougie, but that's like a level of bougie. But I'm like, just put money away. I want to go to this land. So I think of like that. I just, I was raised that way. Um, so not that I don't look like nice things,

not that it don't have nice things. But yeah, I never did that stuff. I kind of wish I did a little

bit, like, had a little bit more fun and more trips and vacations was I wish I was a little more irresponsible. Maybe I'll be in my later years. Emmy said that Bradley was yes. Yes. Yes. I was a really strong statement. Um, I, I call him coach Carter. So it's feel like he's so positive and sweet. Um, I would definitely say Bradley's far from evil. Uh, but you know, he's don't, you just

“agree. You know, I disagree. I don't think he's evil. I definitely think that. I think because”

she's the one who brought, I mean, he's the one who sort of like questioned the cheating stuff. You know, um, the cheating with with and he's now fiancee. Well, I think she was like, no, he's not cheating. And I think Bradley went and tried to dig up information or not dig up, but like asked. Do you think he was doing it as being a good friend or do you think he was doing it to stir the pot? I think it's a little bit of a little bit of be. They're good friends.

She, he was very like big brother to her. But do I think he would of, you know, dug that deep if there wasn't a camera, maybe not as much, but I think he was very reflective of her. I think they all were, I was protective of her too. I was like, if this is true, we really need it. You really need to put the brakes on us, you know what I mean? Because it all started with will kind of speaking negatively about her in the business. He came in and he was drunk and

stressed out and he said some not nice things, which he apologized about. Um, and that thought everyone kind of in protective mode. Like, wait, you're going to come in here and like talk about what I mean, like, but don't they say sometimes a drunk, a drunk man's words is how they really feel? I mean, they might have been in a bad season of their life. I don't know, he's a kid. I think older couples know not to speak their business out. Well, I don't know, I don't know. I don't know,

I think that's where that all stem from because Bradley was very bigger brother, you know, and was protective and didn't think that that was. So I don't think he's evil. I don't know. I don't think he likes, I don't think that he liked it. And I don't know if that was will we said that our Emmy was one of them on the podcast, but he's not evil. He's not at all evil. Did he maybe do

more than, you know, was necessary, but he was in protective mode of Emmy always. Well, we don't

think you don't see what happens behind closed doors in relationships. Yeah. And he cares about her and he was very good friends with Wells. So it really summer and it's the entire relationship.

“These are people who are really, really close. Can we talk a little bit about Joan Maddie?”

Oh, I don't know, because that was a long road. That was a total delivery. I know. I know, there's so cute. Joe's been a lot of really are. I, Joe is so cute. Maddie, so cute. I met the parents, the parents at Brad. I'm. Yeah. So I'm getting Maddie's mom tutors my son. I homeschool. She tours him in math. And then Michelle has helped us with a ton of designs. I'm like, friends with the moms. So Michelle, me, she is very normal mom. Patty, I met them in pairs like show normal. Just normal

normal and hilarious. And and be in fun. They were I provoked on like gambling for the first time.

Oh, I love that. But at first time, like when I met them, I it made me realize like those kids have a chance because they have normal moms. Yeah. Very full of them. I want to see most of the classes like really wholesome nice parents that I'm friendly with. You know what I mean? So they do

“have like a good support system. You want to advance your education, but not on a traditional path”

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Hi, this is Joe Winterstein, host of the spirit daughter podcast, where we talk about astrology, natal charts, and have a step into your most vibrant life. And I just sat down with a mini driver. The Irish travel is said when I was 16, you're going to have a terrible time with men. After storyteller and unapologetic aquarium visionary. Aquarius is all about freedom loving and different perspectives. And I find a lot of people with strong placements and Aquarius,

like our misunderstood, a son and Venus in Aquarius in her seventh house, spark her unconventional approach to partnership. He really has taught me to embrace people sleeping in different rooms on different houses and different places, but just an embracing of the isnness of it. Oh, if you're navigating your own transformation or just want a chart side view into how a leading artist integrates astrology, creativity, and real life, this episode is a must listen.

Listen to the spirit daughter podcast, starting on February 24th on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you listen to your podcast. I'm Clayton Neckard, and in 2022, I was the lead of ABC's The Bachelor. Unfortunately, it didn't go according to plan. He became the

first bachelor to ever have his final rose rejected. The internet turned on him. If I could press a

“button and rewind it all I would. But what happened to Clayton after the show made even bigger headlines?”

It began as a one night stand, and ended in a courtroom, with Clayton at the center of a very strange paternity scandal. The media is here. This case has gone viral. The dating contract. A great a date me, but I'm also so seeing you. This is unlike anything I've ever seen before. I'm Stephanie Young. This is Love Trapped. This season, an epic battle of He said She said, and the search for accountability in a sea of lies. Listen to Love Trapped on the iHeart Radio app,

Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Ready for a different take on Formula One? Look no further than no grip, a new podcast tackling the culture of motor racing's most coveted series. Join me, Lily Herman, as we dive into the under-export pockets of F1. Including the astrology of the current grid. Louis Hamilton, Crap the current sun, Cancer Moon. Wouldn't you know it? Michael Schumacher is also a

Capricorn sun, Cancer Moon. The story of the sports was consequential, driver strike.

apparently climbed out the window of the bathroom. And was Daniel Recarta's illustrious F1 career

a success story, a cautionary tale, or some combination of both. He started getting all of this attention. And he may be started to think, "I'm bigger than this. I'm better." And plenty of other mishab scandals and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent, dumpster fire for more than 75 years. Listen to no grip on the iHeart Radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Maddie, is a DJ now. Is that like some bravo epidemic? I feel like everybody's a DJ now.

Maddie wasn't a DJ before. Maddie was a DJ through COVID. So it was actually funny because we were in Republic before the show, Daddy. And she was like, "I can't want a DJ." And so Lamar is really into music. My husband. And he was like, "Geditable." And she was like, "What do you mean "Geditable?" And he was like, "Geditable. You're too bad." That's like how, you know, I have like learned the shit you want to do. And do it. It's cold. It's like, this was his conversation. She was like,

"Geditable." You know, she was just triggered. He's like, "I'll get you a table." We're young, man. You know what I mean? Like, "I'll get you a table." So then she started to DJ a little bit. She was nervous. She did in this way. She's actually really good. She's just good. And I remember I was before all this came about. And Lamar was like, "That's the little girl's good." Like, she's actually really, really good. And then Lamar was like, "Keep at it. Like, keep practicing,

keep mixing, keep doing it." And so, and she ended up getting like a used table from her neighbor and she, she kept going. And this was all before the show. You know what I mean? So, and then of course, this show helped launch her a time more. But she's actually like, "She's good." She's got, how Jill was excited. She knows the same. She showed up and then he was upset that her friends was late. He would get mad because he wanted everybody to support her. I really love them as a couple.

Yeah. One thing about Joel says that he will ride for everybody. Like, he's good. He's a good,

he's a good little Italian guy. He is 100%. I always call him like the mayor of King Street because

“he's so hospitable. I think Italians, like, Persians are just innately hospitable. Like, it's just like,”

you grew up in hospitable households. You just, it just came out the room hospitable, you know what I mean? Like, how did you have a drink? How did you feel? Well, I think he's more Italian than his mother. And like, we're, I'm like, we're just even around Italians, like, what's cool? I mean, I don't understand. He looked, he is a jersey. Taddy, this kid is a jersey, Italian. I'm like, who feel? Or somebody from 1998 that I went to high school with what is

looked back here. He thought that because this is me. Hello, we talked to him. I mean, my life was as your kids. And I was frightened. I'm like, I'm like, I did I could birth to you? Yeah, I don't go. He's so Italian by, like, I don't even know what I don't know. Because I met his mom and then I was like, you're Italian. I mean, it is mom. It makes no sense, but y'all calm Joey bottles. Because like, that's his Joey bottles. He's too late. Like, he talks like this. And you know,

I go crazy. Yeah. So they love the jokes because RCO is Joe Fiora, which is whose last name is Joe's main name. And Joe was jealous because he's like, CEO Joe, was the Italian name, but I ran a really funny, because he has the same name as Joe did. Joe's mom. And then I have another

“question for you. Molly was fired, but we still see her on the show. How does that work?”

Well, I think at the end of the day, there's shows about the kids at work for me, but I mean, I kind of try to say, you know, fourth wall of it all. I'm not really in the business of taking opportunities from young girls. You know, and Amy in the show is an opportunity. And I know that she was, you know, fired, but also she plays a role in the friend group. And it's sort of just transpired. So she's still around and it's it's messy. It's real messy. I think that's

unfortunately, just like, you know, getting fired, you would think on good terms, you know,

would, would they could part ways, um, with some normalcy, but it that can never happen.

I love that about you. And that is so nice that you're considerate of that. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know what to like, let's get, you know, let's let's keep her around just in a friend group. Let's let it all shake out. This is real and it's real life. She still hangs out with them. Um,

“I think what I really want to always make sure about her. So two is just that it stays really real.”

And if people come in and out of the show, it's in a natural progression. You know, and I mean, and like I said the same way, meow is fired. I'm really not in the business of taking an opportunity from the young girl. I think that like, let her, let her contribute in the ways that she can and this

Yeah, because usually in reality TV, it's all different everywhere, right, Teddy, but, um, you know,

it seems like you, you really have still have a heart. So you can have be successful and still have a heart in any business. But like, so when you started reality TV, when did you realize it's really harder than people think it is? My gosh, season one. Like, before the weekend, I was like, what it, you know, I don't think people realize them mental load how draining and not they don't really like it. And then they also don't realize like,

there are the people you film with like camera, I think camera don't kind of change and it's jarring because you could be friends with them and that was weird for me. It's not like I came into traumas like a person who didn't know. It was like, oh, oh, this is a new name, yeah, I'm a friendship

has now changed. Oh, I mean, you can never friends, I guess, or the friendship is shaped like the

assignment is more important than any loyal to your friendship we ever had. The new name, and that's where I think reality TV, there becomes a separation. I think there's people who are able to keep a certain like line or like I keep a personal boundary, where I always say, listen, there's a lot of people I can drown. People I can drown. Oh, I'm sure I go to bed, you know, I feel good about myself

“when I go to bed. And that's how I make my decision. Like you could just scream in my face and,”

you know, there are times I lower level will appear. Don't get me wrong. I can't get it. You know, lower level that gets put away in therapy, but like she come out at times, you know, she'll forget she has tools, but generally like I'm not going to get that dirty because like it's just it's not that deep for me, but I will, I am a friend, I know. Yeah, but I mean, let you grow up. I mean, culturally, how is it different and how did that help you? Because a lot of people cannot hold their

composure with things. And then, of course, you have sisters, right? You have three sisters. Yeah. So, you're used to fighting with your women. Yeah. Yeah. My sisters, we were like far apart. We were each one. I was a six, six years apart. My poor mom. So, we grew up like just not liking each other because we were so different in five years. Yeah. And then when we all kind of got into like 1920, when my youngest sister got to 19, it's like we all started to kind of get along. But we still fight.

Like we have really different personalities. I'm the oldest, so of course I'm mom, feminine, and noise them. And of course they hide things from me because I'm mom. But that's the same thing the kids that work for me do. And I'm like, I know. I'm like, I like this. Yeah. I see it. So, there's a lot of that. Like, call people out. You might have a heated moment. It's just like ducks. They flop their wings. And then they're done. They come back and be like, listen, I was a little

lot of pocket. But like, no, love. But also, I think you're being an athlete. Do you and any,

“like, but that means you have to actually have resolution, which I think is really hard for a lot of”

people, because it's like part of your resolution. Yeah. It's hard for housewives, Teddy. I have a ability, resolution, all the stuff. No, love. I've had gotten calls from Teddy already saying, listen, I'm going to have to bring this up. And I'm really sorry. But I'm just letting you know. I'm going to be talking about how your

boyfriend should on you on camera and how he's going to marry you. And I go, you deserve to do that. He was wrong. And I love Teddy so much. I think when it comes from the person that you know, the, she's doing her job. She's not wrong. She wasn't trying to hurt me. She was talking about something that happened. And she should have talked about it. And he was wrong, by the way. And, but not too many people look at it like that. Like even on your show.

You're a direct person too, Dolores. Like you have no problem. Both you and Teddy have no problem. Saying the stuff, talking about the stuff, moving on from the stuff, or like, hey,

“we didn't handle this. So like, because your personalities are aligned, I think you also value”

the friendships where it's like, you're not talking shit behind my back. I'll tell you exactly to your face exactly what I thought. I think you're blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, or I don't want people to talk about it. Let's hash it out in this environment where you know it's a friend. Like, let's do this together because I'm still, I still love you. But we're not going to let other people have a narrative about it. You know what I mean? And I think that I respect, I'm friends with women

like that because I always know where I stand. You know what I mean? So, but also I think it does

come into your to your characters that you're able to like handle stuff, talk about stuff, and then move on. And then have each other's back, like, in another room where you'd be like, I can talk about this, but no, no, no, you can't. Doesn't mean you can. Yeah, I already have this kind of a relationship with this person. You know what I mean? Like, it's kind of like that thing where they say, like, I can like kill my husband, but if the nurse doesn't save him,

I'm going to kill her. You're going to do like, no, you don't get to do that. Um, you know,

I mean, I know you already had your businesses. You already an entrepreneur. Yeah, it's a funny

“thing because originally, um, camp was my roommate. So that's how it sort of like I was there”

since season alone. But just like in little things where she wanted to throw something with a friend, talk about like pregnancy, like kind of things that were touchy for her. And then obviously, like I knew everyone. So I'd be at parties and whatever. Um, and I would see them all the time.

So I was actually friends with them. So I was like, I would be in and out. But TV was never as never

been like a bucket list thing for me. Is there anything else you want to share before you head out? Um, I mean, I'm excited for season four. I'm just so grateful that people allowed us like a little bit of time. I think at first it was like, oh, it's not fair enough. And I'm like, no, we're not fair enough. We're different. Like, it's a different show. Oh, yeah, we're our own thing.

“Um, and I'm just grateful that everyone gave it a chance. And I think it's just really authentic”

and fun. And this season, I, there's like moments that just give me like chill bumps, like almost like

hills coated, you know, like the old days, like the kids, because it worked for me like, don't even know

what I mean when I say that. I'm like, you know, I'm like, you know, like, I don't care about them. You know what you mean? I mean, like, okay. But yeah, I just, I'm, I think season four is going to be just even better than I'm so excited. I'm excited. I'm excited. I'm excited. I've seen my little jelly jelly. Yeah. And we're not, we're going to come up there. I want to do like a, like a Hampton's pop up or something. Like, I, I, I, I don't know. You better let me know.

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