Vanessa Rigoriadis

We talk about Tyra Banks and bringing down Top Model.

We talk about Jenna Jameson and how she dominated the 90s.

We talk about celebrities who maybe shouldn't be celebrities, like the Beckham guy.

Brooklyn is their first kid.

He's had a little bit of the nepo baby curse.

We investigate orgasm cults.

And of course, we discuss people who have gotten into lots of trouble.

Listen to Infamous, the gossip show that's smart.

The show's called Infamous.

It's all too much.

Bridget says in her book that she'd been diagnosed with a syndrome called broken heart syndrome.

It's brought on by stress and rapidly weakening heart muscles.

Never in her life did Bridget expect to be the victim of a scam.

and never in her wildest dreams could she have imagined that one of the people allegedly running this scam was not a shadowy figure, but a person who was very much in the light, who was right there on TV, a real housewife.

Bridget had even asked the guy who was calling her on the phone all the time once, who's the leader of this company?

Who's your ultimate boss?

And she says that he said he couldn't tell her, that it would be illegal to tell her.

Now, we should say that Jen has denied that she was a kingpin in these scams.

The government indictment tracks schemes back to 2012, and Jen notes that she wasn't running any companies back then, so the government's characterizations are inaccurate.

Jen claims her real involvement was much more complicated, and we'll get into that in a bit.