On Wednesday night’s new episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Erika Jayne Girardi said goodbye to her Clubhouse, a sacrifice to her divorce and financial and legal woes. What is Erika’s Clubhouse, and why does she have it?
In last week’s episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Erika spoke to her costars about the allegations that her divorce from Tom was a “sham” in order to hide assets. She denied these allegations and seemed shocked to find that her husband Tom was being sued for embezzling money from his clients, who are the families of the victims of the 2018 Lion Air Flight 610 crash. This footage was December 2020. Since then, Tom’s law firm Girardi Keese has filed for bankruptcy.
Last year, after Erika Girardi filed for divorce from Tom Girardi after over 20 years, she claimed that she didn’t feel like his top priority and that he was cheating on her with a Judge. She dropped some receipts to her Instagram. This tidbit could be true, but it doesn’t take away from the fact that there was a lot more going on in the marriage and divorce of Tom and Erika Girardi. Let’s review Erika’s cheating allegations.
On last week’s episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Crystal Minkoff opened up to the ladies about her struggle with an eating disorder. The topic came up when they were discussing her stressful time in Lake Tahoe with Sutton Stracke. After she returned home Crystal found she’d lost five pounds from stress. The women erupted into congratulations over this news, Kathy Hilton even told her to “thank Sutton” for this development. However, for Crystal, the weight loss wasn’t a cause for a celebration.
The Housewife and the Hustler documentary on Hulu premiered this morning giving a spotlight to some of Tom Girardi’s victims. Tom Girardi built a career and reputation fighting for average people against large corporations and industries only become yet another enemy for people who had already gone through some of the most devastating things people can go through.
Wednesday night’s episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills finally showed how the cast members found out about Erika’s shocking divorce from Tom Girardi: via a group text on election morning, four days after they had vacationed together in Lake Tahoe.
In the first three episodes of Season 11 of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Erika Jayne only has good things to say about her husband Tom Girardi, who she had to spend a lot more time with because of the pandemic. However, these episodes were filmed in the months and weeks leading up to her bombshell divorce announcement, and the subsequent lawsuits against Tom alleging that he embezzled money from victims of an airline tragedy. She’s been very guarded so far during filming, but she’s definitely left some clues about what her life was really like in 2020.
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Crystal Kung Minkoff isn’t the only member of her family in entertainment. Crystal has joked that her brother Jeffrey Kung is a babysitter in the U.S., but in China he’s a pop star. Not only is Jeffrey an international pop and rap sensation, he’s business partners with his sister: the pair founded coconut water and milk brand Real Coco along with Jeffrey’s childhood friend Brian Bardos.
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills‘s new full-time castmember Sutton Stracke took the opportunity of COVID-19 to do a little house-shifting. She sold her $7.7 million Bel-Air mansion and bought a $5.4 million Bel-Air mansion. The only problem is that her new house is getting an extensive makeover, so for an indefinite period of time she’s rent Kyle Richards’ house that she moved out of in 2017 to settle in Encino, CA.
On tonight’s episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, new cast member Crystal Kung Minkoff breaks the ice with the girls by revealing a little something shocking about her past.
The new season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is upon us and there is so much to be revealed this season, including Erika Jayne Girardi’s “dark summer” of divorce and legal drama. On a lighter note, Kyle Richards got a nose job. She needed surgery to repair damage from when she broke her nose a few years ago filming Halloween, and she decided to “make it cuter,” while she was in the process.
This isn’t the first time we’ve heard rumors about Tori Spelling on RHOBH. But now, it seems the 90210 icon might finally be getting the part she’s wanted for years. According to a new report, Tori is set to join the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast for Season 11. And Tori won’t be coming alone. The same report claims Tori’s mother, Candy, will also join up — read on for the details!