William Murray

I mean, Nene, of all of the housewives, and it's interesting that it was Atlanta.

It's another kind of like, Atlanta is such a pioneer of franchises.

Nene was probably the first...

housewife to really cross over into like mainstream other media acting starring in different shows like she really became a star yeah in her own right from the like she really like jump shipped from the show into like

acting in in like sitcoms and stuff and I think like she was one of the first if not the first to do that so I always stan her I think she's amazing some of the best lines some of the best moments not the white refrigerator yeah

not the wife yeah we gotta get kenya out of this she's so funny she's so amazing yeah and i love i loved her journey she's someone who's so has so many hard edges but actually like she did lead us into like really private moments in her life with her husband and everything his illness and all like you know she she did she's done it all yeah she's a fully rounded housewife

I can't fault her, but I don't know if she has a place anymore.

Maybe because of that, you know, has she reached, has she become her fully evolved self?

And now it's kind of like, you know, once you've reached that moment, you know,

It's like, would you bring Bethany back?

She is great TV.

Jill Zarin.

I want like Jill Zarin and...

I don't know who, like maybe Bethany to have an argument about Mayor Mandani or something.

Like, I think that would be amazing.

Or maybe Sonia actually might like, might do Sonia can have like really bad opinions about things as well.

And you wouldn't know, she just doesn't say it.

Do you watch the Tomek at all?

I do.

Someone I was really excited to, again, like kind of like Phaedra had done something bad.