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She has taken down the 3 podcasts about her divorce . I never got to watch them, but I'm sure someone copied them and if I want to watch I'll be able to find them. The internet does not disappear. She attributes it to her mother's death. If the podcasts were so valuable and informative to her listeners, why not leave them up? Her mother's death (on which she has another long whiny podcast that I did watch and regret) shouldn't affect things. She is really spiraling. In an Instagram Story posted on Tuesday evening, the 53-year-old Real Housewives of New York City alum shared with her millions of followers that after careful consideration, she is pausing the Just B Divorced series and removing episodes. "I have chosen to temporarily remove my divorce podcast as a result of an overwhelming response and an influx of messages that have converged with the most significant loss of my life," she explained.

Yes, and Bethenny's biggest fear was that her mother would be alone. Well, she had a way to remedy that and she didn't take it. Paul does not seem to be in the picture these days.

She's looking for something that will get her in the news again. I don't think money is an issue. First her podcast was going to be about interviewing inspiring women. She ran out of women very quickly. Then she had Reality Reckoning and she landed NeNe which got a lot of attention and then the woman from Vanderpump Rules. She seems to have dropped Reality Reckoning. It wasn't going anywhere. So she has her cosmetic reviews that do well and earn a ton I'm sure because has many sponsorships (most undeclared) but she needs some bombshell stuff to reach the top of the heap on social media platforms. AHA, MY DIVORCE! BINGO. Problem is I think people have lost interest.

She’s “at last” talking about her divorce on every social media platform on which she posts. It was the worst experience of her life, like going to war. That’s as far as I got on YT, because I could not listen to her victimhood story yet again. Of course she wants to warn other women and protect Bryn. Curious if any one else muddled through any of her versions.

It was considered innovative at the time, a new genre.

I tried but couldn't reach the end. I thought the scene with James Baldwin was preposterous. You know it did not happen. Murphy or whoever wrote it just put it in so there could be a narrative of how blacks and gays were treated at the time using 2024 terminology and thinking. The writing is lamentable.

That was the daughter of Annette Bening and Warren Beatty playing John's daughter in the show. I saw the name Beatty in the credits and looked it up. She's gorgeous and was quite good in her scene. Was very disappointed in last night's show. Found it dull. I'm fairly certain that the Slim/Paley affair was fiction, as was Babe's desire to reconcile with Truman. I never heard of a second ball either. I guess what is missing for me is that we don't get to know the characters well at all except in their superficial lives. Babe Paley's lung cancer must have been much more painful than the show portrays. I doubt she'd be able to dress and groom herself that well every day given the lack of pain meds at the time. And where is Amanda Mortimer Burden in all of this. You don't have a clue about Slim's life except she lunches and has affairs. CZ lost her house and then what happened? So it gets a little dull. And there are four more episodes?

Bethenny bought an apartment in nyc. Curious if that means she is abandoning stodgy old Greenwich. She deserted nyc during COVID because of the dirty city, the homeless, the bums, etc. I’ve noticed she’s gone to way more events in nyc lately. Maybe she is trying to raise her celebrity profile a bit. Wonder where Bryn will go to high school. And look how easy it is to buy and decorate an apartment when you have her incredible talent. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C2iVE3vvxgk/?igsh=NngwZWdxeGQwMDRt

I'm so sick of the way she exploits Bryn for likes and views and engagement. "Bryn is such a beautiful girl and so talented" says the typical response. In the past few days we have been subjected to Bryn in Aspen (I thought Mommy couldn't go there because of the altitude/dryness resulting in dehydration), at home for Christmas, and now in Turks and Caicos (or St. Barths, I get them confused). Oh, I forgot to mention that one of the IG lives was filmed in a private jet, with Bryn dancing up the aisle.

I'm actually enjoying it more than I thought I would. Kelly looks like Caitlyn Jenner. I feel sorry for her because I gave her the benefit of the doubt on Scary Island, but she hasn't grown from that at all. She should never have returned to the show. Wonder if she is as much of a real estate success as she claims. I'd tend to doubt it, as she is so hard to deal with. For all her talk about being in the present, she never seems to be able to hold a normal conversation. She also seems to forget that she lived in that gorgeous Police Building apartment courtesy of Giles B, and must have gotten some change from that beautiful Southampton home. I'm enjoying Lu. She looks fabulous. I get a little nervous when she thinks she can drink a glass or two of wine. Ramona is being Ramona, forgetting names and places, being late, botching words. Sonja's act is a bit stale to be. She's showing desperation. Kirsten is fun. I like her. Dorinda is a little too conscious of being on pause. All in all a success, and I'm happy Bravo didn't table it because of the Ramona situation. It's better than the revamped NYC.

I agree. Last week when Julie was saved the jury seemed very happy. They like her. Austin is a good guy. He has to grow a little. Maybe the two betrayals by Dee will jolt him a bit.

I was praying for Austin to give his amulet to Drew. I wanted to see Dee's shocked face. I don't like people who use flirtation to get ahead. Dee is so full of herself; I hope it backfires on her and Julie wins it all. Drew's the kind of guy who has never had a moment of pretty privilege. He's awkward looking and scrawny and wasn't ever picked for childhood games. And he wears glasses to boot. I felt for him.

I remember learning this from the original and far superior Upstairs, Downstairs. Mrs. Bridges was the cook and what an endearing character she was. She had never been married. That was a series in which one could get invested in all of the characters, both upstairs and downstairs.

Is it possible that Julie just couldn’t write down Austin’s name because he gave her his idol? And how did Austin take the chance of not playing his amulet? Did Julie convince him she was voting for Emily and he trusted her? The question remains to me as to why Austin didn’t demand that idol back from Julie right after the Tribal council before which he gave it to her. It never made sense to me how he let Julie think it was hers. I liked the show. Nah, there will be no relationship between Dee and Austin after this is over. Dee cares for herself first.

I'm sure you are correct. He's not an engaging character so maybe I forget about him.