Can I be a bitch for a second? Hey, I'm Raven James, host of the Bitches Better podcast.

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I've got some personal stories to spill too. So settle in and let's chat. Hi, messes. This is part two of the weekly

wrap-up. So if you haven't checked out part one, you want to go do that unless you don't. That's

where we covered jury duty company retreat and Real Housewives of Rhode Island. But this is part

two and this is Real Housewives of Atlanta, and this was a blast of an episode.

I love Kendrick so much.

Okay, guys, enjoy.

So let's talk about Kay Michelle.

Yes.

Dude.

So, was she on TV when she got the implants and the silicone, booty, with like was she on television so she looks

great now when she was on love me like when she first started on love hip hop that was in the era of like

booties were ginormous because everyone was going like almost probably illegally like her

going to getting stuff just pumped in them to like meet these like standards so when we met her on love and hip hop at least she'd already had oh it was already there yeah it was already there it was already there she had done that long ago she got it done oh my god she's because she started i don't know if y'all let me look up the exact name of but i don't know if y'all, let me look up the exact name of it, but I don't know if

y'all know, but her and Carlos King did a show together. I think it was called, hold on,

it was like my, something about her, it was something like following her plastic surgery journey

to where she was trying to get that reversed. And so it was something like, oh, my killer body. That's what it was called. And so it was like three episodes, I think it was. And it was basically they followed on her journey to try to like reverse and get as much as that undone as she could. So we've watched her like go, like get down to like her regular size. And it's been a journey like over the year. Holy moly.

Yeah. What was so scary is when she said that it'll never, it'll never all be removed from my

body. Right. Right. Like I don't even kind of understand how that's possible, but that's

terrifying. I know. And there's so many people that go and, I mean, like, think about how many people you hear about expiring on the table because they've gone to someone who's like, oh, no, just come to this hotel room, my beauty and black fans out there, just come to this hotel room and I'll, you know, I'll do it here. You just bring me the money. I'll pump you with it. And they're putting all kinds of chemicals in people's bodies and just, oh, I know.

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