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What's up everybody? Welcome to Tunishe. I'm your host, Elizabeth Cott. This is the lifestyle and culture show where everything is a thrill and nothing is Tunishe. Before we get in

today's conversation that I am so excited about, we've always got to dance over to a little Bravo news if it in any way hits home.

So I've gotten many a DM over the past few weeks asking me my thoughts on Rachel Zoe joining the cast of Real Housewives with Beverly Hills.

For those of you who don't know,

I worked for her in my 20s launching and managing her daily newsletter, The Zoh Report. So those who

knew that were like, Elizabeth, what are your thoughts? So I'll tell you my thoughts. So I saw somebody say this online and I couldn't

agree more. It's a bit of a recession indicator. I feel like a gig's a gig and it's a good gig. So that

was my first thought. But I definitely think she's probably got a really interesting story to tell.

She's obviously publicly had a few life shakeups. So I think that will bring some good unique story to the mix, which we need, I think deeply. It will help to resuscitate the franchise because it could not go on the way it was. It was just too much table work. Like, everything was

happening around a table and it was not enjoyable to watch, in my opinion. It will add some much

needed zest to the cast and to the whole thing. So that's great.

But what I'm really curious about is that on the Rachel Zoe project, Rachel was an executive producer.

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