Hello everybody, welcome to Roseprix. I have the biggest treat that I've ever treated. I

don't even know what that means. But you guys, Ronnie Karam is here. He's back and he's

co-hosting with me today. Hello, my love. Hello, Stefana. I've missed you. It's like we need a

bunch of sleuths, you know, cheating around on our TV to even speak anymore. I know. I know. I was

so happy. First of all, on our Roseprix Discuss page, everybody was like, we wouldn't be mad if

you just asked Ronnie to do a teeny, teeny tiny little guest spot. Everybody's like tipping around

you. And I was like, I will text his ass right now. And then somebody wrote back to that. I said,

I said, he agreed he's going to come on. And somebody was like, I've been manifesting this all day.

Wow. Wow. That's the nicest thing anyone's said. And also that's sick. Like, aim higher in your

manifestations. I believe in you. I believe in you. Get to a car or something. Come on, Ronnie.

You're very, very talented young man. And you should be so proud of yourself and everything you've

done. This is my mom. This is my mom voice. Oh, thank you. One of my mother's day you're giving me

for anybody who came on when Angel started. Ronnie Karam is like a hilarious man who has for many

years, maybe longer than I was doing for crying out loud. I don't know. Um, co-hosted Watch What

Crappens, which is an amazing show where they make fun of all the different bravo shows. And they

recap with his partner, Ben Mandelker. And it's super funny. Well, thank you. Okay, stop being nice to

me now. It's so uncomfortable. I hate niceness. I don't like people being nice to me. I need to be

emotionally abused. Okay, or I can't, I can't continue this conversation. I've watched too much

bachelor. Okay, I need to be emotionally abused or I cannot continue this relationship. Now,

Ronnie, before we get into what we decided, listen, a lot of people thought we were going to talk

about the circle. And I'm, I have some bad news for you. That show is so bad. It's so got

awful that even though Ronnie and I agreed on it, I watched an episode and a half with my kids

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