Hey, what's up y'all? Kelly Clarkson with Wayfair. My favorite thing about the holidays?

Dacking out my whole house. It's not a competition, but if it was, well, I'd win the season with Wayfair. Outdoor inflatable Santa? Got it on Wayfair. Trees, lights, and ornaments? Wayfair. Hosting must-havs, like dining sets, beds, sheets, and towels, Wayfair.

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visit Wayfair.com or the Wayfair app to win the season. But again, it's not a competition.

Wayfair, every style, every home. I'm bringing in my real clients, my real friends. I'm doing my

real work on camera. Every homeowner in the Coachella area makes their mortgage for like the year

during that one month. That one month. Yeah, but keep in mind there's also the polo

tournaments. I spent an ungodly amount of money on my wardrobe. This is all on you. Transparently,

I spent like in between $30,000 and $40,000 to be part of this show just out of my own pocket

what there's been some time now the show has been released this is your first podcast it is my first

podcast thank you for coming by thank you for having me so now the show's been released how are people

receiving it how do you feel with the edit how are you liking this Netflix reality stardom

um i'm really happy with my edit in particular. I think that they captured

everything just in general pretty accurately. I'm really happy and really grateful for the feedback that

I've gotten. I think everyone's been really, really kind to me. It's been a little bit intense to

navigate. I'm not used to like an influx of, you know, people messaging me, but I'm so grateful and the feedback has been amazing. How do you go about setting up things like when Riley Reed coming on? Like, are you bringing that to the table saying, hey, let's film this. She's interested in this house. Let's go here. Yeah, that wasn't fake at all. That is my client. That is a friend of mine. And I brought her on the show because she's actively looking for a home. So it's not fake. It's not scripted. It's real life. Were those fans waiting outside for Riley Reed real? Yes. That was actually completely organic. It was crazy. So for- Because it just kept building. Yes. So when we're filming at different houses, we have walk-up scenes.

So they basically just film us walking from our car into the house, like, a couple

times.

So Riley was outside for maybe like six minutes.

She had to walk up twice in that six minutes of being outside.

And it's a very short span to walk from the outside inn.

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