Jen Shah It is aiming at Bravo for the way they’ve handled her legal scandal, versus the way they handled that of Real Housewives of New Jersey Cast member Teresa Giudice.
Years after Teresa Her husband. Joe Giudice, were convicted of fraud and spent time behind bars, the Salt Lake City’s Real Housewives Star pleaded guilty in July 2022 to fraud and will start serving a term of 6.5 years imprisonment next month. “liked” A Twitter comment accusing the network’s hypocrisy.
“It doesn’t sit right with me that [Bravo] cut ties with [RHOSLC]’s Jen Shah but when [Teresa Giudice] and Joe Giudice were convicted they put the [RHONJ] on hold, gave her a whole special [Teresa Checks In], and doubled down on centering the show around her,” The January 17, tweet was read.
Amid Wednesday’s first half of the RHOSLC Reunion season 3, Jen Her Instagram account was used to announce the launch. “Dear Jen Shah” Website, where she intends to speak with her “truth.”
“Thank you to my loyal fans who have remained supportive through this tough, yet very enlightening time in my life. With the strength of my husband, children, close family, and friends — I am ready to tell my true story without any misrepresentations or editing present,” She shared. “Please visit DearJenShah.com and subscribe as I tell my truth, and give you an inside look into the real Jen Shah.”
The announcement was made Jen They appear to be shadowed Bravo further with a post from one of her fans, who spotlighted the entertainment industry’s reported racism against Polynesians.
“The entertainment industry that is Hollywood will never look out for the best interests of anyone, let alone Polynesians. Which is why I advocate for creating our own platforms where we can tell our stories without censorship. we love and support you Jen,” They communicated their message.
However Jen Is presumably fired RHOSLC, Bravo Her future involvement hasn’t been announced. The network had planned to show her in an exclusive one-on-one with them. Andy CohenIt was Jen Who announced her resignation due to editing concerns.
“This specific 1 on 1 interview was not part of my RHOSLC reality tv contract. I promised myself and my loving family that I would never allow this part of my life to be sensationalized or inaccurately conveyed,” she wrote in an Instagram statement, explaining that people had already “been hurt” Her inability “to control [her] own narrative.”
“I would rather remain silent and wait until I am able to accurately share my story than continue having complete lies and misrepresentations about me smeared across the headlines,” She added.
Part II The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City‘s season three reunion airs next Wednesday, February 1, at 8/7c on Bravo.
