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Hi, I'm Sessie, and I'm Angela, and this is the Bravo Docket.

Hello everyone and welcome back to the Bravo Docket.

So this is going to be one of our first shorter episodes that we are now going to be calling our

legal briefs. And it's a short form episode just to provide all of you with more content.

Do you want to mention what this one is about, Angela?

Yeah, this one we're going to talk about some additional questions that y'all had about the

restraining order that Raquel obtained against Shina Shea.

Yeah, so we mentioned it in our Vanderpump rules episode that came out two weeks ago,

but like Angela said, we've received a lot of questions and there seems to be a lot of action

that's happened on the restraining order since then. So this past week from the date that we're

recording was the Vanderpump rules reunion, and it was rumored that Raquel was seeking to withdraw

her temporary restraining order, and Bravo released two different seating charts. I don't know

if you saw that. I posted it on our Instagram, one with Raquel, and then another with Shina,

where Raquel wasn't there, and then Shina wasn't there, you know, vice versa. One of them was like

not there. Yeah, I saw Andy respond to a question about where everybody would be sitting and

kind of worried about it. It made it been to Danny Pellegrino when he was on, watch what happens

live, and he was like, we'll figure it out. We've got it handled. So I think he was like, y'all

make a, make a seating chart or some things that people stop asking about this.

You know, like I didn't think that they would just do two seating charts. I don't know why they

didn't cross my mind. I was like, oh man, they're going to have to be in the same room or not.

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