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Welcome back to another week's episode of Reality Life with Kate Casey. This week's episode,

I interviewed Eden Sassoon, who's the new housewife of real housewives of Beverly Hills.

You may remember her as the lady who was brought on to talk about addiction issues,

because clearly Kyle and Kim Richards don't want to talk about it, so they brought in someone

who would push them into a corner, so it's quite enjoyable to see. I think you're going to like her,

she's super intense, so I don't know if she really would be the kind of person that I would enjoy

the way that I dress up in costumes to sell lemonade at my daughter's lemonade stand, but I do feel

like she's somebody that you would want to be stuck with on a ski gondola to talk about your

life's problems. So I'm excited for you to hear it. I made my friend Kevin watch Vanderpump Rules.

I should say I didn't make him because he watches it every week. At the preschool drop off,

we often talk about what happened at Vanderpump Rules this week. I also made him watch Summer House,

and he wasn't too familiar with it, but I think I've roped him into it. And then Jared Weiselman is

an entertainment reporter for Buzzfeed. He writes awesome articles. He's like a TV addict.

We talked about Scientology the Aftermath, which was a glorious program and deserves an Emmy.

And I also had him watch this new show called Seven Year Switch, where all of these couples

have figured out what's wrong in their marriages, and they try to find a partner who has those

qualities, and they make them live together for two weeks. It's a shitcho. But he got his

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