So Bravo Khon came and went, and there was definitely a difference in the content from other years. Andy was only on very few panels. He didn't really want to answer anything directly about the Reality Reckoning, except to say that he is filled with joy, that he is grateful for the housewives, which he should be because he built
his homes on women's backs, on housewives backs. But there was a noticeable change in being more emotionally supportive, in not going fully into the trash can, and that's positive. I was just here to support women and give them the resources to accomplish what they need to push in their lives, for what they've lost, for what they feel is holding Bravo accountable. But I've never been suing anyone.
I have never hired lawyers. I have been someone who's a support system for women who have been chewed up and spit out wronged within this space, this reality TV space. There was a noticeable difference at Bravo. There was a pr prompted set of responses that Bravo and its main talent were there to adhere to. And I've never been to bravocan by choice. I've been asked to go to Bravo Con. I've been asked to have items of mine
at Bravocon from the very beginning. I've said no because I think that overall, I've always liked being separate from the Bravo experience. Even when I was very very deep into the machine, I always wanted to have a separation. I never really felt entirely comfort with it. So I can honestly say that I've never been to Bravocon, which most people don't believe in are surprised by. I've just always wanted to keep a meaningful separation and distance from Bravo,
and that's gotten greater now. So no matter what I can say that me speaking up about the overall reality space has definitely been positive and had a positive noticeable effect on the industry forever. And the change in reality television is happening and people will have greater resources to be protected as a result. Different people at BRAVOCN commented on what on the reckoning. Kyle Richards did a very also watered down PC appropriate. She's had a very good
explat and she doesn't know about this. She's had negativity, but she's chosen to stay Candy. The same exact answer Basically, the people on Bravo who are on the front lines for Bravo and their head soldiers have all said pretty similar answers. I wouldn't have stayed if it was bad.
I'm very happy because they're being paid and they're being taken care of differently now as Bravo is nervous because a lot of the claims that people have come forward with are true, and there's a change, there's a wreckoning, so that's positive.