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Welcome back to Gabby with Gabe.

It continues to be a wild, news-filled week in the Bravo world.

So we're going to break it all down today, kind of like a news roundup.

And at the end, I'll also talk about Tuesday's episode of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,

which was one of those rare Housewives episodes that was pretty much just one scene.

I don't know if anybody else could have pulled that off other than Salt Lake City Ladies.

I'm your host Gibson-Johns, and where do we even begin?

There is Miami's fantastic reunion, which we'll talk more about as a whole in our end-of-season deep dive for next week for the whole season of Miami.

We obviously had Wendy and Eddie Osepo being arrested and

charged with fraud. The hilariously great start to Potomac outside of that news. We have an

update on Stacey Rush's debated divorce. Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, again,

continuing to deliver instantly iconic moments. Honestly, every single episode, including this week,

which was, again, just one scene. We had multiple Bravo breakups this week. We had movement on the

Gorga Jude Ice front. We had the iconic Salt Lake City Us Weekly cover that channel Desperate

Housewives. Brittany Bateman made a big announcement this week. Catherine Dennis got out of jail and then she also got sued. All right. That's a lot. Let's get into it, shall we? So let's start with the biggest update on the Wendy front, which is that she stepped down from her professorship at Wesleyan, which I honestly didn't even know was a thing until this news came out. So initially the news was that she was fired,

but People magazine got clarification and she did actually resign from the position, which Wesleyan

confirmed. So the statement from Wendy's camp was, contrary to recent media reports,

Dr. Wendy Ocefa was not terminated from a faculty position at Wesleyan University. She formally

submitted her letter of

resignation prior to any public announcement made by the university. Dr. Ocefa made the voluntary

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