Louise McSharry

And just dynamics that we wouldn't know about if they didn't talk about them.

And I think that it's really good that they've been doing that.

Andy Cohen's other guest on Watch What Happens Live this week was a political commentator who is black.

And she was talking about how important that race conversation was.

and you know West talked about the fact that their crew is really diverse and that that lent itself to the cast feeling safe to have these kinds of conversations and I just think it's great and it's you know people like to disrespect reality TV but it's one of the reasons that I think it's really valuable is because we do get these kinds of conversations that if you are a white person living your white life with all your white friends you're never going to hear these experiences and I think it's really important that we do hear about these experiences and about minority experiences across the board.

Okay, let's quickly dip in on Southern Charm.

Southern Charm has ended.

It's wrapped up.

I watched the second part of the reunion this morning.

I'm not really sure how I feel about this season as a whole because like...

I don't know, man.

It's like, I love Southern Charms so much and there's enough in it.

Because again, it does feel real.

There are genuine friendships in there.

There are, you know, dynamics that feel authentic, but like, I'm so over Craig.

Like, I think Craig was with Paige for years and I think that Paige did such a good job on his pure and I had kind of warmed to him and that is all gone now.

He made himself look so bad in this last series.

And then he came to the reunion and said that he hadn't watched the show.

He hadn't watched this season.

And I think that that was a huge mistake because, you know, the one thing about the reunion is it's an opportunity for you to do some damage control and kind of make up for some bad behavior.