Welcome to the high and low podcast. This is your host Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Ducking, Bravo,

and we are about to recap the last episode of the season for Beverly Hills. How did we get here?

It flew by. We really didn't hear a peep about Tom, did we? Maybe we will. Maybe we will in this episode.

His entire court case, that's all going on concurrently right now while they're like shaking their

booties in St. Lucia. And as I'm waiting for my P-CAC to load up, let's discuss very quickly

just a few other Bravo-related news items that are happening this week. Now I'm sure you all

saw. I posted it to my

stories. Everybody's been talking about it. Teresa. St. Teresa, I know a lot of y'all are our tree

huggers and other people are not. Whatever you think of Miss Teresa, she is an OG of the

Bravo franchises. And she appears to be in some tax trouble, and I hate to see it.

It's like, you know, if only there had been signs, apparently she owes, I believe it's

the state of New Jersey, I can pull them up. I was looking at them like two days ago.

She owes 303 or 330. There's two threes in there. It's a lot. It's over $300,000 in taxes.

And then her husband, Louis, he owes, is it $2.5? Yeah, 2.5. As in $2.5 million. And you know,

if there's one thing we know about a Bravo Liberty, they hate taxes. I get it, y'all, but you got to do it. I know it's not fair because it's like you're looking at Jeff Bezos, you're looking at all these billionaires, and they're not paying taxes. And so it doesn't seem to make sense. But just because they've scammed a system doesn't mean that Bravo Lebrides can do it. And the number one

question I'm getting in my DMs is, oh my God, could she, could she face prison time for that?

There's no way, right? She wouldn't put herself in a position where she would again face prison time.

The answer to that is, I don't know. I mean, it doesn't happen right away with taxes. You have opportunities

to pay it. It's not as though, because Wesley Snipes, if you go and look at his case, he did three

years in prison. Three years. He was fined $5 million, but his amount that he owed was really high.

I want to say it was like over $20 million. It was like years and years of not paying

taxes. But it is a very serious thing. Let's hope that they're working on a payment plan. Let's hope they're working on a solution. Because Wesley Snipes, I think he fought it and they went to trial. And it was his whole thing of arguing whether or not he owed them. And so then he had to do jail time. Anyway, all that to say,

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