Tamra Judge

No, I'm not.

And there she is standing on the countertop with her fingers slightly crossed that her dad might slip into the bathtub and electrocute himself on a chandelier.

And she's like, yeah, I never would have done this otherwise if it wasn't for that.

Normally, I only drive to Orange County for lunch with Katie.

But, you know, I've spent so many years building up my reputation in this hard-hitting industry of hard journalism.

I started in the Iraq War.

It was rough.

I was in a bunker for a very long time under Saddam Hussein's house trying to get Hey You to work.

And I just appreciate you.

I remember asking Saddam Hussein right before he was captured in that little hole he was hiding in in his BVDs.

I said, Saddam, do you ever feel like you're not being treated like the gift that you are?

Spin bananas, guys.

And Kiki's like, well...

Yeah, you know what?

I mean, look, and we like Kiki.

We're friends with Kiki.

Kiki was just at my home for our Watch What Crappens closing party a few weeks ago.

So we actually like Kiki.

So I don't wanna, like, call people out or whatever, but you're on the show, so I kinda got you.

what happened to journal like everyone's saying journalist this journalist that but whatever happened to journalistic integrity like if somebody's telling you that why are you running to other people and telling them i don't think that's cool we should call katie out have katie go to that i mean have kiki go to that lie detector test too i don't think that was very nice i mean that's something you shouldn't be spreading right but i love you still i'm sure there's more to the story