Ask, Tell, Confess: I Bought a Roll-Royce...Then a House in LA

Ask, Tell, Confess is live from LA, baby.Bunnie and the crew break down their latest LA adventure—from buying her dream Rolls Royce (Snow White) and moving into their new LA compound to 3 A.M. grilled cheese side quests and strip club nights that only got wilder.Then it's time for your strip club confessions. Bunnie, Meme, Hailee, and Jaime react to your wildest stories, proving once again that y'all have no business keeping secrets. We laughed, we cringed, and we were genuinely speechless.If you've ever fallen for a dancer, made one questionable decision after another, or have a strip club story you've never told out loud... this episode is for you. Watch Full Episodes & More: YouTube

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