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The Family Fortune

[Blind Gossip] This TV girl loves to project the aura of coming from a wealthy family and of possessing enormous wealth herself.

Only… it’s not true.

Her father actually squandered the family fortune long ago, but the family still acts like they come from money. Very few people know about it. She is too ashamed to admit that it happened and she thinks that she deserves to be rich so that’s what she pretends to be. She spent most of the money from her last divorce. There are no mansions or private jets. Her mother lives in a small condo. [TV Girl] used to make fun of reality television, but now she needs the paycheck and a rich boyfriend to continue to fake the lifestyle.

So it looks like the “family fortune” now consists of a reality show paycheck and whatever is in the wallet of her latest boyfriend!

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TV Girl:

[Optional] Do you feel sorry for rich people who go broke?

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  1. Sounds like Tinsley Mortimer to me!
    Feel sorry? If their fortune is spent foolishly for appearances, nope.

  2. Tinsley Mortimer? And nope, but I do feel sorry for people who cry over their eggs and try on wedding dresses when they are not even engaged

  10. Tinsley Mortimer, most likely or Carole.
    Although I think it odd that Carole sells old clothes on Poshmark and does not donate the money to charity, she did not “come” from money. It was all her short lived husband and that family can not stand her. She has certainly capitalized on that last name for a long time.
    Has to be Tinsley…

  13. I don’t watch any of the housewives show, so I have idea. I don’t feel sorry when rich people lose their money. Everyone should save for a rainy day and retirement. Just because you have it, doesn’t mean you have to spend it.

  18. Obviously Tinsley Mortimer from RHONY.. You can smell the desperation coming off her to marry another wealthy man.

    No, I do not feel sorry for rich people who lose their money.