Angie Katsanevas

Like she tells me that and I feel that. And for someone to feel that for Mary is like super special and it goes both ways.

This is like, there's like a two-sided answer to this. I'm going to bring two things in a little bit.

Of the Greek culture, because like I said earlier, I have such strong culture. I have such strong beliefs and views. And I have so much to share as far as the world. Everybody has a Greek friend that they love, right? Yes.

I want to help you. I'm going to take you to Greece. But I'm so proud of that part of myself and that I can share that with the world. But I think being rooted in a strong culture has given me a lot of confidence. And that's something I'd love to share with the show. But growing up, we didn't have... you know, our iPads and our iPhones.

So I always watched the Golden Girls and I was like, wow, like I'm a little bit of all of them. Like I'm like a little bit and a lot of Rose Nyland. And like, that's like my funny side that I bring to the show that I have my little like little moments where there's a splash of Rose and then like my little moments of Blanche where I, you know, a little high body count, if you know what I mean. Yeah.

And that was like, and then little grandma Sophia, which reminds me of my aunt Rita, where she's like, cut the bullshit, you know? And, but it's like, I'm a little bit of all those characters, but I loved watching that show because it made me laugh and it was fun and funny. And I love like bringing that light to the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City is like the comedic relief when,

You don't even know you're doing it, but you make people happy and make people smile. And I loved that. I just, I loved that show growing up for me. That was a standout show. And when I hear the theme song, like I just get excited and it's nostalgic. And they were like the Real Housewives of that era for me.

Now, I love that like captures and articulates everything for me because it is a group of women. They're all different. They all have something that anyone can relate to. Like I said, like I was like a little bit of Blanche and then a little bit of Rose and a splash of the grandma. But I love what you said.

It's like they capture every character and that is the real housewives and they make us laugh unintentionally, right?

Well, and Bowen, thank you. Like I met her actually and twice because with the Palm Mitchell schools, we fundraise. And for years we raised money for Morris animal foundation. So I sat with her, the fundraiser, we donated to her. I have some photos off to send you guys so you can see them, but I adore her. And, I read something that she said, she was an only child and it reminds me of Electra.

And she would sit with her parents at dinner and they'd have fun, funny, interesting conversations. And she said, I always wanted to interject, but I needed to find the right moment to interject, to be a part of my parents' convo and say something funny. And I needed it to land. And she said, that's how she learned. Wow. where and when a joke would land and her perfect comedic timing.

And I love that about her because she was like so funny and she just knew when to, but she was like a little naive, which I have that too. You know, like I have, I love that about her because I think I have a little bit of that innocence and like deep down, I think everybody's like a good person and I think everyone wants to be my friend and you learn on Housewives, they don't.

But I like bringing a little bit of Rose Nyland to the show. So that's a huge compliment. Thank you.

Oh, yes. Oh, yeah. I loved coming from a big family. And if I wasn't such an old mom, I would have had more kids. Knock on wood, I was blessed to just have Electra even at the age that I did. But yeah, I mean, I did. I love that chaoticness.

Well, thank you. I think she secretly is loving it now. And she said, mom, like all these kids are like, you know, she'll tell me little things that come up at school that people say, or I'll walk into her school and friends will want a photo and, or they'll tell her, oh my gosh, you're famous. I saw you on TV.

And you know, she's a very mature little girl and she's very like well-composed and super confident. So I think she's handling it well, but I think she loves it now. She's like, oh, mom, I don't care that you're famous on TV, but I want to meet Abby Lee Miller. And can you get me backstage? I want to meet George Strait. And now she's given me a list of George Strait. That's so funny.

Yes. Oh, yeah.

Yeah. So now she's giving me a list of like, mom, can you hook me up with these people? And I'm like, give me a minute. But she loves going on Watch What Happens Live. She met Lance Bass. She met Bowen. For her, she goes back and brags. That's so cool for her. She gets to meet different people there and meet Andy. So she's loving it all.

And I think she's going to handle it well because she's extremely humble down to earth. She's very modest. And yeah, she'll handle it all really well.

Thank you, Bone, for saying that. And, you know, with the lectures, like I think if any kid's going to handle fame or becoming famous or becoming continuing on the show, she will handle it with grace and she will never be affected by it because she's so down to earth. But I have to say, I felt like after I watched What Happens Live, I did leave there like, did he like me?