Angie

You see what she does? This is her. She's like, bye. You're not going to go backstage and make friends with the guys now. Don't forget why you're mad at him, and also tell his wife to shut the fuck up, too. Okay, you're excused. Goodbye. Yes.

You see what she does? This is her. She's like, bye. You're not going to go backstage and make friends with the guys now. Don't forget why you're mad at him, and also tell his wife to shut the fuck up, too. Okay, you're excused. Goodbye. Yes.

Yeah. Basically, it was a talk about addiction and addiction with family members. And they were saying the fact that she was having those discussions on TV was good because it was destigmatizing because that's something that people just don't want to talk about. You either excuse it to the point where the – and they weren't saying this, but I was thinking it –

Yeah. Basically, it was a talk about addiction and addiction with family members. And they were saying the fact that she was having those discussions on TV was good because it was destigmatizing because that's something that people just don't want to talk about. You either excuse it to the point where the – and they weren't saying this, but I was thinking it –

Yeah. Basically, it was a talk about addiction and addiction with family members. And they were saying the fact that she was having those discussions on TV was good because it was destigmatizing because that's something that people just don't want to talk about. You either excuse it to the point where the – and they weren't saying this, but I was thinking it –

When you see it on reality TV, it's like either someone's an addict and they're excused from everything because it's like a blanket, like they're a victim kind of mentality. Or it's kind of like an attack and then a judgment and this and that. But there's never just honest conversations about it and how it does happen to people.

When you see it on reality TV, it's like either someone's an addict and they're excused from everything because it's like a blanket, like they're a victim kind of mentality. Or it's kind of like an attack and then a judgment and this and that. But there's never just honest conversations about it and how it does happen to people.

When you see it on reality TV, it's like either someone's an addict and they're excused from everything because it's like a blanket, like they're a victim kind of mentality. Or it's kind of like an attack and then a judgment and this and that. But there's never just honest conversations about it and how it does happen to people.

people that you love that you would never think it's going to happen to that you can't understand how it happened to or why and there's a change in people when it happens and it's just really fascinating to watch them talk about it so openly and also to remember how much addiction has affected this cast angie lost her parent to addiction when she was very young

people that you love that you would never think it's going to happen to that you can't understand how it happened to or why and there's a change in people when it happens and it's just really fascinating to watch them talk about it so openly and also to remember how much addiction has affected this cast angie lost her parent to addiction when she was very young

people that you love that you would never think it's going to happen to that you can't understand how it happened to or why and there's a change in people when it happens and it's just really fascinating to watch them talk about it so openly and also to remember how much addiction has affected this cast angie lost her parent to addiction when she was very young

And then you've got Whitney, who hasn't talked to her dad since season one. So Whitney's sobbing because she's like, I'm trying to explain it to my children. And so having them be able to watch this kind of gives them a window into what addiction looks like to other family members and how it affects. So it was all really, really nice, really well done.

And then you've got Whitney, who hasn't talked to her dad since season one. So Whitney's sobbing because she's like, I'm trying to explain it to my children. And so having them be able to watch this kind of gives them a window into what addiction looks like to other family members and how it affects. So it was all really, really nice, really well done.

And then you've got Whitney, who hasn't talked to her dad since season one. So Whitney's sobbing because she's like, I'm trying to explain it to my children. And so having them be able to watch this kind of gives them a window into what addiction looks like to other family members and how it affects. So it was all really, really nice, really well done.

And I'm actually glad, not for the recap sake, but I'm glad for the show's sake that it went on for a good 15 minutes. I mean, it was a long segment.

And I'm actually glad, not for the recap sake, but I'm glad for the show's sake that it went on for a good 15 minutes. I mean, it was a long segment.

And I'm actually glad, not for the recap sake, but I'm glad for the show's sake that it went on for a good 15 minutes. I mean, it was a long segment.

help help kids and like give them that moment help pause but guys let's all gather around the tv to watch real housewives of salt lake city call each other's husbands gay circle jerkers before we get to a good drug addiction part it's the thing that like causes someone to just like have like a moment of doubt or pause before they do something reckless like bobby really understands now bobby let's show a clip of bobby understanding

help help kids and like give them that moment help pause but guys let's all gather around the tv to watch real housewives of salt lake city call each other's husbands gay circle jerkers before we get to a good drug addiction part it's the thing that like causes someone to just like have like a moment of doubt or pause before they do something reckless like bobby really understands now bobby let's show a clip of bobby understanding

help help kids and like give them that moment help pause but guys let's all gather around the tv to watch real housewives of salt lake city call each other's husbands gay circle jerkers before we get to a good drug addiction part it's the thing that like causes someone to just like have like a moment of doubt or pause before they do something reckless like bobby really understands now bobby let's show a clip of bobby understanding