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Courtney Stodden files for divorce – dlisted
Ashton Kutcher isn’t giving his kids trust funds – Celebitchy
Farrah’s rental car was stolen – Starcasm
Courtney and Doug are really broke, y’all – The Blast
Farrah Abraham splits from her boyfriend after just one week – The Ashley’s Reality Roundup
Tommy Lee’s son knocks him out for dissing mom – dlisted
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I hate to admit this, but Dorit Kemsley is carrying this season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills on her back. If Dorit wasn’t around, we would be subjected to a show about glam squads, home renovations, and endless self-promotion. As irritating as Dorit can be, especially when she’s coming for my beloved Camille Grammer, she is the only one bringing the drama.
Obviously Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave is not a fan of Dorit’s and I don’t blame her, but hopefully on some level she is grateful for Dorit giving her a story line and an opportunity to get the viewers on her side.
Teddi discussed the last painfully boring last episode in her Bravo blog post. She wrote, “I wasn’t going to fall into the trap that is the merry-go-round of Dorit’s mind. We discussed it at length in NYC, I absolutely took ownership of what I said, and I have nothing left to add. It’s the same point I’ve made before: Just own what you said, apologize, and move on. Plus, that wind was about to rip the extensions out of my head!”
Teddi even came for Erika Girardi: “As to Erika’s ‘don’t get in the fight, then back up’— I didn’t back up anywhere. I was very direct with everyone, including Dorit, in NYC about what was said. So the only thing that needs to be backed up is the bus she’s trying to throw me under.”
Is Erika really trying to “throw Teddi under the bus”? Erika is just here to show off her outfits and promote her book. I feel like Erika could not care less about Teddi and she’s just trying to keep things copacetic with Dorit after the shit storm of drama they experienced last season.
Teddi continued to discuss Dorit and Erika: “Also, both ladies use the word “bashing,” but it’s a little extreme and hyperbolic (thanks, thesaurus!). It’s also a word I see used to describe my talking heads sometimes. Yes, I can be shady when speaking my truth and insight into a person or situation, but let’s please not confuse that with ‘bashing’ somebody’s character or person. The irony of this is they’re doing exactly what they say I’m doing— making it much bigger than it was.”
Teddi explained, “I told Kyle [Richards] what was said, and when Lisa Vanderpump asked me about it, I specifically made a point that I do not think Dorit was saying anything to be malicious. I’m not Merriam-Webster, but I don’t think that constitutes as saying Dorit was ‘bashing’ anybody. The only reason this is all now a ‘big deal’ is because Dorit refuses to take accountability (this session is free, Dorit) and is looking to turn the blame on me for the words she said. And remember, Erika, you agreed with me that your feelings would be hurt if you were in LVP’s shoes. ‘I would be a little pissed. The truth is, yes,’ as you and I walked up the stairs in NYC.” Fair point. Erika did say that, but made sure not to share her opinion in front of Lisa, Dorit, or Kyle. She knows what she’s doing or at least she did in that moment- it looks like that comment will come back to get her based on the previews in the next episode.
Teddi concluded, “Lisa Vanderpump’s birthday starts with us laughing our glasses off, but, after I wipe the brown off my nose (I mean, that pink bareback pad, come on), quickly devolves into a bunch a ribbing and gags, and Dorit’s out the door. But you know what they say—you can’t continue to poke a Teddi bear or that Teddi bitch may bite back.
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The tribe swap is one of those exciting moments each season in Survivor, where the course of the game completely shifts. For some, it’s a lifeline that saves them from having been in a terrible position on their old tribe. For others, it’s a not-so-subtle reminder of how much luck is needed to get far into the game, as by the luck-of-the-draw, some players are knocked from their position of power and are left trying to figure out their next move on the bottom of their new tribe.
One thing is for sure though: Somebody gets voted-out after every tribe swap, meaning that the tribe swap always claims a victim. This season, that victim was 29-year-old marine animal trainer, Morgan Ricke, who pretty much nobody thought was in any danger this week.
If you missed any of the action, you can catch up with our Episode 3 Recap, as well as checking out the Podcast below.
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Morgan Ricke entered the game on the purple tribe and was seemingly in a good position, as her tribe went on to win the first two challenges in the game. But on Day 7, a random draw of buffs changed up the game. On the surface, it still didn’t seem to affect Morgan all that much – she was still placed on a tribe that had a majority of original purple tribe mates, 5-4. But the growing rift between Domenick and Chris was just too much to overcome, and it led to some cracks in what could have been a solid majority alliance. Once purple lost the Immunity Challenge, things became even more interesting when Chris was randomly selected to be the one to go to Ghost Island. He was going to be the target, so the move basically saved him, and it left the rest of the tribe searching for a new target.
Because Domenick was feared to have a real Idol (in addition to the fake one he was flashing around), the minority alliance of Donathan-James-Libby-Jenna decided to put their votes on the unsuspecting Morgan. Angela – who was loyal to Chris but who would have gladly voted along with her purple pals – was never made to feel comfortable enough, so she cast a rogue vote towards Libby. Because of this, the minority of four became the majority, and just like that, Morgan was out. And yes, one of the votes against her was from Libby, whom Morgan had thought she had developed a deeper bond with in the game. As it turns out, you can’t trust anyone on Survivor.
I had the chance to speak to Morgan today on the FilmSurvivor Podcast (the full audio of which you can find and download at the bottom of this article). But here were some highlights from the interview:
MORGAN INTERVIEW
On how much (bad) luck played a factor in her being voted-out:
Morgan Ricke: I don’t really think I made a lot of mistakes in the game, so yes, I do attribute a lot of it to fate, luck, chance. It was sort of like a double-whammy with dropping our buffs and having to draw rocks. I feel like I was very strong physically, I felt like I had a good social game and I made those connections right off the bat, which was proven by Jacob giving me his Legacy Advantage, you saw how hard it was for Libby to vote me out last night…it was just an unfortunate double-whammy.
On why she chose to will her Legacy Advantage to Domenick:
Morgan: It was either between Dom or Wendell, and I was super-close with both of them. But I felt like I had more of a connection, a stronger connection, with Domenick. We’re the two that built fire every night, we never slept on the bed, we would stay up talking at night, we would talk game, we would look at the stars. We just had a bond, I sort of felt like I was the Amber to his Boston Rob. Not that I didn’t love Wendell, I just felt more of a connection with Domenick.
For much more from Morgan Ricke, including my full interview, please listen to the latest episode of the FilmSurvivor Podcast below or by clicking here.
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