Is Real Housewife Heather Gay a Hypocrite for Taking Ozempic?

Real women at the housewife of Salt Lake City is the best TV soap opera, week after week, offering more shocking twists and turns than secret twins and characters returning from the dead. This is because everything is real, which takes place in the most haunted suburbs of the continental United States.

Where do other women connect to the knowledge of the biological father lost for a long time of his child? Is there another city where women compete for the positivity of the body in a parking lot on the side of a snowy mountain? Admittedly, there is no other place on Earth where Lisa Barlow could find herself near a voice of reason.

Beyond the snowy slopes, the soapy reality of Lisa knowing the man who generated the bronwyn daughter, Gwen, is discussed in a bar and a spa of reflexology, whatever that means. Back at Milwaukee airport, both chatted from Gwen, and Bronwyn showed infected Lisa a photo of her father. There, Lisa realized that she knew him. (He died 15 years ago.)

Bronwyn breaks down the conversation she had with her family at the age of 19, detailing how it was treated coldly and later rejected. The conversation is incredibly raw – although it happens while SPA employees rub the Lisa and bronwyn feet – and take the strata of mormonism constantly evolving that this show has long made its bread and its butter.

Lisa, the only practicing Mormon left in the full -time casting, has a relationship with the father’s family. She says that Gwen’s grandparents are ready to meet her, but Bronwyn has trouble reconciling their change of melody with the apathetic people she knew.

It’s bold and beautiful. It’s young and restless. And it is a necessary scene to understand not only the character of Bronwyn, but that of Lisa. Despite being “Mormon 2.0”, Lisa has long danced between the restrictive views of Mormonism and its own image as a progressive and post-ownercal woman. It is a necessary contrast on this casting full of convalescence Mormons, with the line between the disturbing past of Utah and its complicated present.

It is therefore not too surprising that the family sings a different air from Gwen than with Lisa. The city of Salt Lake City in Lisa is not the same as the rest of the ladies. Mormonism which it ignores as archaic is fully widespread in the rest of their experiences, which also exposes how unique the scope of Lisa is.

It illustrated his growing problem with Britani. Britani, Mormon 1.0 in all points of view, was shown as the brand’s ambassador for Naivete all season, proudly organizing a fictitious relationship with a D-List Osmond in the hope of finding self-esteem through romance.

During her stay in Milwaukee, Lisa simply told Britani what is obvious for everyone: this man is zero and he plays you. Lisa comes from a place of reality, and Britani lives firmly in the country of illusion. She also resigned from her lease. She can’t move now!

Britani is one of those people with whom you spend two hours with a telephone call, listening to all his problems with his boyfriend before helping him make a difficult but necessary decision. The next time you see it, you discover that she came back with him. And you realize that no matter what you say, it will make the same stupid decision, again and again, and the best thing you can do is stop worrying.

Once back home, Britani met with bizarre flower and “love” letter from Jared Osmond. In this document, Mr. Osmond says he learned from a “credible source that your new” friends “in the series helped make the decision to throw me away. What sadness. “

“This is the price I pay to love a” real housewife “. Our privacy is no longer private, ”he adds.

Now, a normal person would see this as the manipulative and disturbing note. Britani is not a normal person, however. She is just a girl in love! She cannot be held responsible for her actions. And maybe she is smarter than we think, because she has become the rare friend to get a solo scene (even if Jared’s note makes Britani perfectly clearly turned, before he was sorely torn).

The Queen of Salt Lake City meets Jared in one of the five restaurants that allows women at home to film, so that he can manipulate her to believe that she is a disgusting person who no longer deserves her divine love.

“What makes it different from all other ruptures?” Britani asks him. Just a supposition, but it’s probably the only time you initiated it, Brit.

Jared is furious with Britani for allowing Lisa to send him an SMS from her phone, and Britani annoyed that Lisa endangers her incredible relationship. Jared sometimes holds his hand, even if he drops him when they are around pretty women. And yes, it is on dating applications – to prove that no one else is as perfect as Britani, I’m sure. Lisa is bad for trying to threaten this.

Later, on the side of the mountain road, Britani tries to take Lisa on the task. The plastic unicorn in hand, Britani told Lisa that she is angry with her to “cause a huge rift” between her and Jared.

“You were so bad with him” shouted Britani, what Lisa replied: “He deserved it.” And she is right.

Britani decided to leave the ladies out of his relationship, in the future. They just don’t understand. What Britani does not receive is that the man she considers as a boyfriend does not like or does not respect her, and if Lisa Barlow rationally falls while you become out of control, you are deeply with your illusion.

Britani just wants to go to paradise. How can she do this without the devout spirit of this descendant of Osmond? She has already sacrificed her relationship with her children. She puts her snowflake in danger. She cannot lose it too! It is really tragic, even if it is so absurd that he continues to meet hilarious. The world is a cruel place.

What is good in this episode is that it works to melt RhoslcBrandating the aspects really exaggerated wonderfully with the deeply rooted trauma of the characters. A second, we listen to Whitney Freak Out on Lisa defame it with an account of Housewives fans, and a few moments later, we look at Bronwyn to have a real heart to heart with her daughter above the rocky relationship with her paternal family.

Whitney Drew, while the episode pulls it, passes this episode with stew on the touch. First, an employee of the hotel alerted him that there was a box found in Lisa’s room: the Prism Whitney gift gave all the girls. Then, Heather informs Whitney that Lisa, not Meredith, was the first to raise the commercial drama of Alibaba. Finally, a podcastor calls Whitney to deliver the new devastating of its checking of the history.

I will jump all the nonsense: Lisa allegedly has disclosed this information on the account. ALL RIGHT? We did not need a team of independent podcast fact auditors to let us know that Lisa does not like Whitney and spreads the joy of rumors about her. Never in any of this, Whitney properly challenged the complaint that she drugs her jewelry, anyway.

Maybe she should spend less time talking to D-List podcasters and asking employees of the Tequila Vida mines to dig up a diamond or two for her. No one wants to work these days.

Well, it is not quite true. No one works hard than Angie K., who fights to escape the shadow of Lisa and make a real power player. Between Seasons, she recruited Mary Cosby, and now she launched a complete attack on her former best friend.

Angie throws it in a confessional: it is impossible to keep Lisa happy, which is why she had beef with each actor (without Jennie Nguyen!). But Angie made a fatal error by entrusting Heather, who fully benefits from his recovered place as Mormon Mean Girl now that she is with the resident Queen Bee Lisa Barlow.

Angie may or may not have involved that Lisa leaves her son Henry Game for two in the morning. It just depends if you think she was doing a generic example or made a direct show in Lisa. I am wrong on the side of the latter, and clearly also Heather, since it turns the words of Angie to Lisa in this way. She adds a little sauce and spices too, but Heather “thought that what Angie said was mean”, and she wants her to take into account.

The lines were traced. The trio of terror of Lisa, Heather and Meredith aims to withdraw Angie K., and once Meredith returned from his sabbatical leave induced by the bat of the bat, they will be in business. It’s a good thing that Angie has this evil eye on his phone. In addition, she has the second to come on her side, as Mary “God” Cosby shows him firmly in the final scene of the episode. Here, Mary calls the potstirring and rear production of Heather.

“I have the impression of leaving a trace of lies,” says Mary on Heather, noting the black eye and her back on the positivity of the body in the middle of his use of Ozempic. This brings us to the most interesting combat of the episode, because Mary and Heather have a supreme meaning. It is a shocking statement in itself.

Yes, Mary has a point that Heather is a bit of Whary Washy. She certainly changed her air a lot during the five years she was on television. Heather has the right, however, what to say “bodily positivity is a lie” is not a hypocritical declaration. We can play stupid, but it is simply the truth that society deals with people differently depending on the size of their body, and Heather’s own experience with that – more emphasized by a television transformation – is quite interesting.

Maybe Heather is a bit hypocritical. It is certainly imperfect. But as Ozempic has become such a hot subject on and outside the housewives, Heather’s explanation resonates.