Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
iHeart Podcasts. Hear more Kiss Podcast playlists and listen live on the free iHeart app. Selling Sunset right now. It's on Netflix. We know it. We love it. Brie, hi. Welcome. You've been here like a week or so, right? You went off to the Arias. Yep, Arias. That must have been weird going to a place where there's all these musos and you're like, who the hell are all these nafties?
I learned a lot. Yeah, we always feel sorry for internationals because they sit there and must go, who are all these people? Because the weird thing is, Brie, we don't know anyone that's here. Who do you know that was there? Well, I know G, of course. Of course, yes, G Flip. Oh, shit, Chrishell and you, you don't get on, you guys. No, not anymore, no. And has she left the show? Yeah, apparently.
Chapter 2: What insights does Bre Tiesi share about her experience on Selling Sunset?
Now, is that because of you, or is that because she's not good at selling houses? I've seen the fifth, I have no idea. It could partly be me, but I don't know. So you guys never really got on? No, we did. And then, you know, she flipped. I don't really know. She G-flipped? Yeah, literally. Literally. I don't know. She has her weird narratives and accusations that she's come up with.
So we just let her live there. Fair enough. You don't get involved in that bullshit. No, I don't have time for that. How often are you guys filming in there? Because Brooklyn and I were there like, what, two years ago or even a year ago. Yeah. And we walked past and looked in the window. No one was there. And we were like, I wonder when they film. Like, how often are they filming in there?
Does it run like a proper agency? Yeah, it does. It definitely does. And we only do like maybe a couple scenes during the season because it is a real office. And so to like shut it down as a whole thing and people will work from home and stuff. Yeah, but we still film. So I would say like four months out of the year typically. I used to drive past that place every day.
I used to live up on Sunset Plaza Drive. Oh, really? Yeah. I'd come down there. Halle Berry's up there. You know them all up there, right? Yeah. All in the bird streets, they call them. Yeah, the birds. And I used to sit there and get so high in the backyard. I love it. I'd smoke that Californian weed and I'd be munted in the backyard. And then the little hummingbirds would come down.
Oh, it's magical. Oh, my God. I felt like I was Jiminy Cricket in some sort of weird Disney movie. Oh, my gosh. High and all those birds. Yeah, they're the best, aren't they? They're so beautiful. They're so delicate. I don't know. Do you guys take them for granted? Absolutely. Yeah, because I feel like we probably have things here that we absolutely take for granted but feel so surreal to you.
Yeah. I was here and I saw something. I thought it was a porcupine. It very much was not a porcupine. A kidnap? A kidnap. Very similar. I feel like even if we as Australians saw an echidna, we'd get really excited. I call an echidna a porcupine. So that's how dumb we are. We don't even know our own animal. Okay, good, because I didn't know. I was like, it's a porcupine.
And Instagram was like, no, bitch, it is not. Now, you're sort of dating or have a baby with an old mate of mine, Nick Cannon. Yes. So you and Nick, now let me get this right. You're just having sex and you've got a baby and there's no real – is it a real relationship or what is it? Yeah, it's a real – What is it? It's a real relationship. But he's allowed to bang other chicks? Yeah.
Are you allowed to bang other blokes? This is a whole different world. We can do whatever we want, right? This is amazing, this world. This is free will. Why wasn't I around during this? I feel you gays invented this world and now the straights are out of the world. We did and then I went and got married to a man so I'm out of the world too. Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. I love it.
You know, Jackie's been married multiple times. She's our Elizabeth Taylor. Oh, my gosh. I've been married two. Okay. How many times? Just once. Just the once. After that, I was like, eh. For me, it's been two. And funnily enough, for Kyle, it's two as well. So I'm not even sure why he's handling me that every single time. Well, I think it looks worse for a woman. It shouldn't be. It shouldn't be.
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Chapter 3: How does Bre Tiesi describe her relationship with Nick Cannon?
I love Nick. That is my partner. So, you know, whatever we do outside of that is what it is. But that is my human. And are you allowed to have another lover? Yeah. I mean, he's not going to tell me no.
Chapter 4: What is the structure of Bre Tiesi's open relationship?
Yeah, of course. But some blokes are like that. They say I'm allowed to do this, but you're not allowed. That's not a very equality. No, it's not. No. Amazing. And how many people that work at the Oppenheimer Group had to have sex with one of the bald leprechauns before? I think all of them. Everyone had to root one of the leprechauns before. Yeah, it's like you had to cross the rainbow.
Did those guys get so much attention from women? So many women. Why do you think that? I mean, obviously they're very wealthy. Yeah, but they're nice guys. Are they like – I mean – Are they – Okay, there's a height requirement for this ride, so I don't understand it. But I'm like, I don't – I don't know. I love them. I love them. But I could never. Yeah. Yeah.
But I'm – Because I'm not even sure they're that charismatic. That's right. I started watching the show, Jackie, and the reason I got hooked is – What have these guys got that are getting them in the sack with all these hotties? I think it's just the cash. But I'm cashed up and I'm not... Yeah, you're not like the... They're not lining up at all.
I haven't got a bloody Ray White real estate here where I'm having sex with all the ladies. But they are...
overly confident like those men are they walk up to like they find the hottest tallest by the way woman in the room and they're like you like and it works but you know what those women usually women like yourself like jackie like you used to be the very good looking the very good looking no one approaches these women i think they know they're intimidating they're they're pouncing on that and these are leprechauns they've found out the minute they know the way to the woman's panties
So we've got Calvin, who has called through. He's a super fan of the show. Hi, Calvin. You're on the air. Good morning. Good morning.
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Chapter 5: What does Bre Tiesi think about the portrayal of women in relationships?
Hi, Bree. Hey. I'm a great, great fan. I love how you're portrayed on the show. I love how you just tell it straight as it is. Calvin, don't start... during this call, right? Because you can tell you're quite excited. Thank you. I'm excited. I'm actually a gay man, so I'm not straight. But I love a show. I love the real estate.
And Bree, I've always wondered, in regards to your clothing, your fashion... Is it personally styled or do you actually pay for your own clothes? That's a good question, Calvin. For a show like that. Yeah, do you get a budget? No, we get no budget for hair, makeup, styling. But the clothes are high. That's all us. You have to do it all yourself. Yes. It's a full-time job. I style myself entirely.
I had a stylist, but I just, I'd rather do it myself. Yeah. So, yeah, it's fully us. That's why some of us look better. than the others. I've noticed that. Yeah. I have noticed. Thank you, Calvin. Anything else there, Calvin? Yeah, anything else? Yeah, I was just saying that the clothes that breeds wear always looks immaculate and so expensive. Well, thank you.
Do you feel like if you're seen in this outfit on the show, you don't ever wear it again? I don't. Yeah. Yeah, it's hard. That's the bummer, huh? That is the hard part, especially when they're like such expensive suits and whatever. Sometimes I've kept like maybe four probably, but I'll either resell them or do something. Or resell, yeah. And people love them because you've worn them on the show.
Yeah, of course. So they can get it on the Poshmark or whatever. So you can have people like that bloke that he can buy your outfit and lay around in his own house. Yes.
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Chapter 6: How does Bre Tiesi manage co-parenting with Nick Cannon?
If he wants to. Pleasuring himself with it. Yeah. Crazy. He's gay, remember? Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's right. He probably wouldn't be playing by himself then, would he? No, he'd probably look fly in it. He would just wear it out. Yeah, yeah. He's probably picturing one of those brothers. Yeah. Potentially, yeah. You know, Brooklyn, you like this show. We love finding real estate. We love it.
We watch it. Some of these houses are off their heads. Do you keep across Australian real estate, especially Sydney? It's insane. Really? I haven't had an opportunity yet. You should see what you get here. It's not much. 20 million here buys you a piece of shit that's got water damage. That's not true. A $20 million home will get you something pretty good. No. But it's high.
The prices are notoriously high here. Wow. Get some houses up here. Let's have a look at some real estate in Sydney. That one there. What is that one? 30. 30 million right on the water. That little piece of shit there. It's all that splashing and lapping against the rocks. Oh, my gosh. What's that joint there? That's 80 million, that one. What's that one? That's Boomerang.
Okay, you could get that for like 10. Yeah. I know. That's an old Spanish shitter in LA that would be worth nothing. Now, this one is a very like just little home butted up. They're called terrace houses butted up against other houses. That's five and a half million. Five and a half million. That is insane. A trillion dollars. Do you want to put some of the houses? I don't know what.
Now we're talking. What's that bad boy? What's that place there, guys? Start speaking. It's in Kilcare Heights. Yeah, but we don't know the price on that one. Yeah, so I was getting past it. Yeah. Go to realestate.com.au, you imbeciles, where it has the actual price. Give us some variations. Yeah, and stop moving the computer around so much like you're mentally deranged out there.
We need to be able to read this stuff. Oh, my God. Have you guys got nothing pre-prepared? Is anyone typing a suburb in? I can't say that they are. If someone doesn't start talking, I'm going to... Yeah, no, I'm jumping on here now. Thank you. No, that was you. Oh, yeah, sorry, my bad. Yeah, so, Kyle, there was a one-bedroom studio in Vaucluse that just sold for $1.4 million.
$1.4 million, one studio apartment. Oh, hell no. That's ridiculous, right? That is insane. Yeah, it is. Do you guys have crazy bathrooms like we do? No, not really. Not as good. When you say crazy bathrooms, like what? We will have a house that has, like, ten bedrooms, but... Yeah, you guys actually are like that. You have so many bathrooms. I don't know why. I wonder why.
I wonder why bathrooms is such a big thing. So many. And I'm like, why do we like they're like next to each other. There's no bedroom. I'm like, do you know what we don't do well here? We don't ever give enough car garaging, I find. Yeah, that's hard to find here. There'll be like a $20 million home on the harbour here. And tiny. One little garage for a Fiat.
Now, if you're spending $29 million on a house, you ain't driving a Fiat. No, definitely not. You're a loser if you're in that. You just need more than four garages, I feel. Absolutely. Ours are like those where it turns it, all of it. Yeah, much nicer. So did you bring your child out here or are you running solo? No, I came solo. You're in and out. 15 hours is way too long for him.
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