Brandi Glanville

So my divorce was extremely public. And I still worry, you know, all of our bills went to another address. So even if I wanted to, and at a point I wanted to check his phone bill, I couldn't. And for some reason, I was okay with it. I just was madly, blindly in love.

So my divorce was extremely public. And I still worry, you know, all of our bills went to another address. So even if I wanted to, and at a point I wanted to check his phone bill, I couldn't. And for some reason, I was okay with it. I just was madly, blindly in love.

So my divorce was extremely public. And I still worry, you know, all of our bills went to another address. So even if I wanted to, and at a point I wanted to check his phone bill, I couldn't. And for some reason, I was okay with it. I just was madly, blindly in love.

Yes, absolutely. It's wrong on so many levels and it's almost like it's preconceived. Like they know that at a point they may be getting out and they're protecting themselves. And that to me, that's worse than a prenup. Honestly, like I would rather have a prenup and know what I get at the end of it than having someone always planning for when it's over. That hurts.

Yes, absolutely. It's wrong on so many levels and it's almost like it's preconceived. Like they know that at a point they may be getting out and they're protecting themselves. And that to me, that's worse than a prenup. Honestly, like I would rather have a prenup and know what I get at the end of it than having someone always planning for when it's over. That hurts.

Yes, absolutely. It's wrong on so many levels and it's almost like it's preconceived. Like they know that at a point they may be getting out and they're protecting themselves. And that to me, that's worse than a prenup. Honestly, like I would rather have a prenup and know what I get at the end of it than having someone always planning for when it's over. That hurts.

And then, you know, when I left the situation, I had to ask my dad to co-sign on a car for me at 36 years old. I was so embarrassed. I couldn't even lease a house without my parents co-signing. And it was horrible and embarrassing. And at that moment, I'm like, I am working on my credit. I went and saw a credit counselor. And I started doing everything I was supposed to do to get my credit better.

And then, you know, when I left the situation, I had to ask my dad to co-sign on a car for me at 36 years old. I was so embarrassed. I couldn't even lease a house without my parents co-signing. And it was horrible and embarrassing. And at that moment, I'm like, I am working on my credit. I went and saw a credit counselor. And I started doing everything I was supposed to do to get my credit better.

And then, you know, when I left the situation, I had to ask my dad to co-sign on a car for me at 36 years old. I was so embarrassed. I couldn't even lease a house without my parents co-signing. And it was horrible and embarrassing. And at that moment, I'm like, I am working on my credit. I went and saw a credit counselor. And I started doing everything I was supposed to do to get my credit better.

And right now, I have great credit. Great. But it's still very expensive to live here. And it's still a struggle. I got alimony for four years because we were married for eight. And it was... sucked actually because it was – if he was working, I would get it based on what he was making. And for a lot of the four years, he wasn't working. So I wouldn't get anything for my alimony.

And right now, I have great credit. Great. But it's still very expensive to live here. And it's still a struggle. I got alimony for four years because we were married for eight. And it was... sucked actually because it was – if he was working, I would get it based on what he was making. And for a lot of the four years, he wasn't working. So I wouldn't get anything for my alimony.

And right now, I have great credit. Great. But it's still very expensive to live here. And it's still a struggle. I got alimony for four years because we were married for eight. And it was... sucked actually because it was – if he was working, I would get it based on what he was making. And for a lot of the four years, he wasn't working. So I wouldn't get anything for my alimony.

Child support was different. It was always varying. Never great. And even now when he told me he was taking, you know, cutting it in half, I was like, all right. Like I got this, but it's also just kind of like – Ladies out there, no. They will not take care of you forever. Even if you're the mother of their children, you have to take care of yourself.

Child support was different. It was always varying. Never great. And even now when he told me he was taking, you know, cutting it in half, I was like, all right. Like I got this, but it's also just kind of like – Ladies out there, no. They will not take care of you forever. Even if you're the mother of their children, you have to take care of yourself.

Child support was different. It was always varying. Never great. And even now when he told me he was taking, you know, cutting it in half, I was like, all right. Like I got this, but it's also just kind of like – Ladies out there, no. They will not take care of you forever. Even if you're the mother of their children, you have to take care of yourself.

Do you advocate for this? I do. I mean, I know a lot of women that have. They were upset about it. And I told them my story. I said, listen, I didn't have one. And everyone thought I was going to be great. And I left with nothing. No credit, no money. We were living out of my range over the back of my car for couch surfing on my friend's couches. Me and two little babies.

Do you advocate for this? I do. I mean, I know a lot of women that have. They were upset about it. And I told them my story. I said, listen, I didn't have one. And everyone thought I was going to be great. And I left with nothing. No credit, no money. We were living out of my range over the back of my car for couch surfing on my friend's couches. Me and two little babies.

Do you advocate for this? I do. I mean, I know a lot of women that have. They were upset about it. And I told them my story. I said, listen, I didn't have one. And everyone thought I was going to be great. And I left with nothing. No credit, no money. We were living out of my range over the back of my car for couch surfing on my friend's couches. Me and two little babies.

It was, I can't even tell you. I'll cry about it if I think about it. But what was the question again?

It was, I can't even tell you. I'll cry about it if I think about it. But what was the question again?