True.

And the show has a real kind of like... way of handling these kind of heavy subjects in a very light way that I think is different than a lot of the Housewives shows.

And not to say that, I feel like some people could criticize it for being kind of handling it too light.

There's a plot on this season with Charli and Amira.

Amira, she's a trans woman and Charli apparently okay i feel like i have to go back now charlie was best friends with georgia who's like this other new york city girl yes and she was dating this this kind of like a bit older man named omar who she was pretty much just dating for his money they broke up and charlie started hanging out with him and they became best friends and georgia was mad at them because she thought that they were stealing her idea to build a uh a bowling bar a bowling club and so to get back at them for that she told amira that charlie said about her boyfriend that because she's a trans woman that her boyfriend is gay for dating her and then and then amira confronts charlie about that who are who are supposed to be good friends and charlie was like i do not remember that but it sounds like something i could have said so i'm sorry

cut you off ryan but i'd like to use my steel and put georgia at one this character is hilarious i can't get a read on her but this is the funniest

person on the show No, she is, especially other than Charlie, she is like the heartbeat of the show.

The one that definitely feels like the most New York City girl of kind of like, kind of like quirky girl that's also like secretly rich and kind of just like feeling herself.