S3 EP 15 : Vanderpump Rules, Payroll Husbands, and Narcissists

from Really Riley · host Riley Couture

I finally got to talk about my thoughts on the season 11 premiere of Vanderpump Rules ( I'm late to the party I know). But some of the press forward is what got me rolling more that the actual episode. In this episode I sat down with my husband to chat about the Nick Viall podcast with Tom Sandoval and how he is officially the scariest narcissist on reality TV. Marshall gives his take on the kind of man he thinks Sandoval is (love it when my man gets savage) and his opinion on "Payroll Husbands." Needless to say his take on money dynamics in relationships reminded of why I married this guy and brought a mini version of him into the world. ENJOY! reallyrileypodcast.com Become A Part of the #WeGotThisArmy Email : [email protected] @reallyrileypodcast @houseofwbyriley @rileycouture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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