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Morgan Stewart is a model actress, reality star television host and entrepreneur and a sport for coming on to a show

because I kind of haze to her a little bit years ago on my failed talk show about being on a show called Rich Kids of Beverly Hills.

So I give her credit for coming on.

Her career took off as a star on the E-reality series Rich Kids of Beverly Hills, a life like that certainly must come with its stereotypes.

But we sit down to discuss the details of her journey from her own perspective.

This is Just Be With Morgan Stewart.

So I don't know if I do, but I keep saying to myself, I think I owe her an apology because I've never gone back and watched the time that you were on the talk show.

But I know the tone from either like rumblings or I don't know why I think that like that I gave you guys too hard a time.

And I'm not even going to say that I'm not going to make an excuse that producers do prep you and say this is like this revolting show about all these rich kids because I hadn't seen the show.

You get these papers as you know, hi, and these are these kids that are these rich kids and it's there.

And I guess you know the producers wanted there to be like this salacious segment.

And so and I guess to be perfectly honest a show called Rich Kids of Beverly Hills does sound partially vile.

So I came on and I think I don't remember what, but I remember there being you being the blonde pretty cute girl on the end and your boyfriend at the time seem like this like a boss.

Yeah, it's a very very hills half a nice kid, half a douchebag and like, okay, so I apologize if I was like better than her bitchy or whatever I, whatever you perceive me to have been to me to have really been.

Well, first of all, I appreciate you even saying that, and I actually I watched it back not too long ago, and I welcomed.

But I was so self aware, and I think we all were that we kind of welcomed that interaction with the audience as well, because of course the name was vile, the name was sprung up on us last minute.

Nobody, nobody kind onto that show being like we're signing on rich kids of every house.

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