“Is Bail Bettah?”
She wishes.
You know the story by now. On October 1st, Joe and Teresa Giudice reported to court for sentencing on all their years of fabellini fraudulence. They had already pleaded guilty to all sorts of bank fraud and tax evasion goodness and were finally facing the judge to receive their prison time.
Teresa got 15 months and Joe got a whopping 45 months, while Andy Cohen got off the easiest with only 60 minutes in the Watch What Happens Clubhouse.
That’s right. It was the One-On-One 2 Part Special with Joe and Teresa and as soon as that WWHL train pulled out of the station, it was equal parts on-point and off the track for the entire two day trip. All aboard.
Awkwardly Awesome ain’t even the word(s) for what went down at Bravo TV this week.
Moment after moment of OMG WTF-ness that left both me and Andy speechless and slamming shotskis as soon as the thing was over.
Notably odd was Teresa’s comment that she honestly believed her three youngest daughters did not know anything about what wassup at Casa Giudice.
Realistically, that’s an impossibility unless they are the only three students in their school.
But it did make me wonder how you would explain this whole mess to a toddler if he/she were really that oblivious to all the OK Magazine covers and text-eses that your Mom never reads. Maybe with other toddlers, perhaps?
Pardon me while I grab my favorite WWHL Fairy Tale book off the clubhouse shelf…
Making it. And spending it. But especially spending it.
Maybe too much. But they figured out lots of ways to make lots of money.
And then even more money.
Some of the money came from The Real Housewives of New Jersey TV show, while some of the money was just make believe. Like birthday unicorns.
Like doorknobs in the shape of giant angel wings, anything made out of faux fur and more hats then one woman could possibly wear in a lifetime.
Counting money and wearing hats is fun.
But you can’t do this to the IRS…
Even after signing papers that could possibly result in prison time, the Queen was completely shocked to hear that she actually had to go to jail next year.
I mean, she was shocked. She was all like…
Didn’t she sign papers? TMZ had all kinds of them online.
Even the BravoLand Town Crier was all like Whaaaa-?!
You could tell he wanted to take them both and go…
Apparently, the Queen likes to shop more than she likes to read, because she said she never actually read any of the papers the King made her sign for fake money.
And she never understood any of the other papers that the Royal Lawyers put in front of her that were now sending her to jail.
Ask the Queen to sit down and read something and she gets all like…
Well, you’ve got about 15 months to catch up on a good book now.
When the Town Crier asked the King if he knew he was handing the Queen a whole bunch of make believe shizz to sign all these years, there were a few meathead slo-mo moments before he mumbled something about illegal things and tax stuff and some whatevers and then another whatever.
Lying is bad, kids.
Don’t lie. Especially to yo’ woman.
She wasn’t worried about herself.
The Royal Family…yes. But herself…no.
She can handle life on the inside.
Because I guess money makes you stupid.
Which is why she slicks it back a lot. That’s way easier than plugging in a hair dryer.
It was also revealed that the King has a drinking problem that was partially blamed on their TV show.
He can drink up to four bottles of Go-Go Juice in one night.
But only because it helps him sleep.
He may, or may not, seek help. Or just spend 45 months drying out on his own.
In the end, the King apologized to the Queen for sending her up the river for 15 months.
She didn’t seem too upset, though. She was still standing by her man and gave him a kiss, acknowledging that he had been feeling pretty guilty for the last 24 hours.
Really. 24 hours.
She said that.
And then it was back to the royal palace.
Until it sells. Or January. Whichever comes first.
But for now…they lived (insert:__________) ever after.
The End.
