Adrienne Iapalucci
π€ SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Yeah, it's crazy.
Yeah, they're divorced.
Yeah, they're divorced.
Yeah, they're divorced.
He's living downstairs.
He's living downstairs.
He's living downstairs.
She might be living. I don't know. And you're not living there at this point. No, no, no. She's living somewhere else, I think. She buys the house with him. Without my mother knowing. And then she also like finagled into him. He left my sister like his life insurance policy. Didn't even leave his own kid. So my sister has a ton of money.
She might be living. I don't know. And you're not living there at this point. No, no, no. She's living somewhere else, I think. She buys the house with him. Without my mother knowing. And then she also like finagled into him. He left my sister like his life insurance policy. Didn't even leave his own kid. So my sister has a ton of money.
She might be living. I don't know. And you're not living there at this point. No, no, no. She's living somewhere else, I think. She buys the house with him. Without my mother knowing. And then she also like finagled into him. He left my sister like his life insurance policy. Didn't even leave his own kid. So my sister has a ton of money.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
For someone in the Bronx, probably like half a mil. That's a fucking ton of money. A quarter of a million. That's a ton of money. Plus she owns this house. Plus she also owned his condo in Florida. And she's so cheap. So she has a kid and she sends him to school in like the cheapest clothes.
For someone in the Bronx, probably like half a mil. That's a fucking ton of money. A quarter of a million. That's a ton of money. Plus she owns this house. Plus she also owned his condo in Florida. And she's so cheap. So she has a kid and she sends him to school in like the cheapest clothes.
For someone in the Bronx, probably like half a mil. That's a fucking ton of money. A quarter of a million. That's a ton of money. Plus she owns this house. Plus she also owned his condo in Florida. And she's so cheap. So she has a kid and she sends him to school in like the cheapest clothes.
He is getting his ass kicked, though. Well, because he's like the only white kid in school. And my sister has all this money and he, you know, he's like special needs. Like send him to, you know, a school where they're going to actually cater to him, you know?
He is getting his ass kicked, though. Well, because he's like the only white kid in school. And my sister has all this money and he, you know, he's like special needs. Like send him to, you know, a school where they're going to actually cater to him, you know?
He is getting his ass kicked, though. Well, because he's like the only white kid in school. And my sister has all this money and he, you know, he's like special needs. Like send him to, you know, a school where they're going to actually cater to him, you know?
A bit.