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Women Real Housewife from Salt Lake City, Jen Shaw is being released from prison on December 10th.

She was sentenced to six years for a telemarketing scheme that targeted the elderly.

But she's getting out after just two and a half years, housewives fans are wondering if she'll be allowed to return to the show. Should she be? Does she deserve to be forgiven? I ask you. No. And by the way, Andy Cohen made pretty clear she's not coming back. He said, Jen Shaw, I never want to see again. Listen, I've said here before,

I love a housewife who has like a petty crime rap sheet, like a mugshot, you know they're going to make for good TV. But when it's serious crime, she was defrauding the elderly. You don't get to come back from that. Yeah. But fun fact, she's in the same prison as Elizabeth Holmes of the Theranos. And Galane Maxwell, ooh, but apparently she does a workout class

that Elizabeth Holmes attends,

so I would do like a prison lockup show

of their workout, like class together.

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