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Hi, you guys. Welcome to another episode of Everyone's Business, but mine with me,

Cara Berry. Usually a Roni and Beverly Hills edition of the episode, but no Roni this week.

So all we have is Beverly Hills. So I figured maybe I would make this episode a little bit of a

mishmash because some major things have happened, and also the Kardashians are the second part

of the reunion. I'm not going to act like that's the major thing, but let me just talk about the

Kardashians, just very briefly part two of their reunion. Some low lights, if you will, Kendall,

talking about her modeling career, and how first she says, you know, my mom did all the work

to make my dream come true, but then she goes on this whole diet tribe about how hard she worked,

how she even had to work a little bit harder because of the show, how she took her last name off

of her headshots and her cards and stuff, because she just wanted to be so separate from the

family and Kris starts talking about how Kendall wouldn't allow any of the family to be at the

front row of any of her shows, because she really wanted to be taken seriously as a model. And to

that I say, girl, it's the delusion for me, like, why? What would be wrong with her? Just I think

people would have appreciated and liked Kendall a lot more if she just told the truth. And okay,

sure, you would go to gocees all over New York and Paris and LA, but think about the privilege you

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