Author: Violeta Idyll

On the last episode of Real Housewives of Orange County (Season 16, Episode 3 “Gone Guy,”) Nicole James comforted Noella Bergener when she was going through a difficult time with her husband by sharing that she was “going through a divorce.” Not much is known about Nicole’s divorce, and she doesn’t seem to be opening up about it onscreen the way Noella is. What is known is that her ex is a man named Roman James.

On the Peacock exclusive The Real Housewives: Ultimate Girls Trip Cynthia Bailey and Teresa Giudice connected right away in episode two over a morning walk.

Cynthia asked Teresa if she had thought she and Joe Giudice were going to work out their marriage after they both served their prison terms for fraud.

When Noella Bergener signed up for Real Housewives of Orange County, she had no idea her short marriage was going to implode onscreen. Right before filming began, Noella found out about a massive tax debt her husband “Sweet James” Bergener had been hiding from her. Even though she was shocked and disgusted, she wanted to pay the debt and move on with her marriage. Sweet James had other plans. He cut off her credit cards and sent her surprise divorce papers written in Spanish. She had to have her housekeeper help her read them.

The Duggar family patriarch Jim Bob Duggar was running for the Arkansas state senate, and one of his sons-in-law took to social media to call him out for being a manipulative liar who manipulates and verbally abuses people. Jim Bob lost out in his race to Colby Fulfer, chief of staff for the city of Springdale. Jim Bob only received 15% of the vote.

On Episode 4 of Season 16 of Sister Wives Meri and Janelle Brown finally confront issues that have been plaguing them for decades as sister wives. The two women met at Coyote Pass to get honest and open in a socially distanced setting.

While Christine was in New Jersey for Ysabel’s surgery, Janelle also traveled for surgery. Her granddaughter Evie K. was getting her foot amputated to address her FATCO condition.

Donna Anderson felt she was fooled by her husband. Just a couple of years after her blissful wedding, her life disintegrated because James was looking to take all of her money.

When the Turpin children were finally freed from their hellish conditions with their parents Louise and David Turpin they were living in a house in Perris, California. Before that, however, the children had been abandoned alone together for years in a trailer in rural Texas.