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I'm Heather Dubrow, and this week, Terry is nowhere to be found, even though he loved being

by himself last week, I think.

But he is not here today because I have the most fabulous guest. And I just

adore him for a million years, star of everything. Please welcome Julianne Rancic. Thank you.

Thanks for having me. Hi. This is so fun. Hi, everyone. I've missed it. It's been a minute. I don't

think I've seen you since, I don't know, maybe Idaho. It was in Idaho, right? We saw each other at Gaza. Yes. So, Gaza is this development in Idaho. And you guys were visiting with friends, right? And we had a house there at the time. Yes. This is a story over a cocktail for later. Are you happy or no? Yes, yes. Kids love Idaho. But you guys are out. We left. Yeah. Yeah, it wasn't true. I say so dramatically, we left. Dump, dumb, dumb, dot, no, here's what happened. So we were living, we loved it. We were there forever. We had a beautiful house right you cycle in and out of, I feel like. That's what I was going to say. So we were there a long time. When we met you, we'd been there probably eight years at that point. Remember, we lived right on

the golf. Yeah. We had drinks there. It was so fun. And then what happened was actually, no, we moved to Austin and then we moved to Chicago. Right. And then we were kind of like, this isn't really like going to Idaho for the summer.

Just. Austin and then we moved to Chicago. Right. And then we were kind of like, this isn't really like going to

Idaho for the summer just like was a little far for us from Chicago, but also more than that.

And it was hard to travel in and out of. L.A. is easy to travel in and out of. Yes. Idaho.

Chicago, by the way, I love you, Chicago. It is the worst airport. Oh, it's a tough airport.

There, there's no, I don't know why they bother making a schedule because there's just like,

there's no one's ever since. Just hop on a plane. But also, I would say because Duke is going

into eighth grade. Yes. I mean, when your kids start getting a little bit older, it is just a whole different ball of wax. It is. And so we wanted to move somewhere where we knew like he would be, you know, for a while. And now you're in the city. We're right in the city. We live right downtown, but we love Chicago. My husband's from Chicago. He's from the suburbs. But when we first met, Bill lived in Chicago. I lived in

L.A. We met after he won the apprentice the very first season. And so I've always loved it.

It was the first time I ever went to Chicago was when I was dating Bill, fell in love with it.

So we've lived there off and on through the years. And then we moved back for Duke to start middle school.

And, you know, we have a lot of restaurants. They're all based there. We have a lot of

business space there, family. And then, and it's easy to travel in and out of, except for the

airport logistically and geographically. Don't love the airport. Geographically, it is easy.

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