do that every day? So what are you doing? Are you giving yourself a budget? How does it work? Mostly everything that I am paid from the show goes

to wardrobe.

I mean, a lot of it, honestly.

And that's the thing is that.

It's a lot of money spent in the fashion, but you know what? To me, that's kind of one of the most fun things about it.

So you may be getting screamed at, but when you're wearing a good outfit, it hurts less.

Like it's really the truth.

And I think that's exactly what you're about to do.

What happened? What would you say?

I called Panthea before we started filming and she was at Amanda's house and Amanda answered the phone.

And it was a big like kumbaya moment that was kind of initiated by Panthea.

And we spoke on the phone for like an hour about, you know, working together again.

And Gregor was in the kitchen and he was on speaker.

And Amanda was like, I'm really sorry about the things I said, Gregor.

And he's like...

like what

It's an interesting age, isn't it? How are you finding teenage motherhood?

You know, the best thing I heard is so my daughter and I really were at it at each other the last couple of years.

And now it's like amazing.

We like love to get on the phone chat.

And as soon as she knew she was going far, something switched.

But we were, like, at it, and everything I did was wrong.

Everything was annoying.

how we

universe?

I'm researching now because I'm doing it.

I'm like, I'm kind of like, I've never watched reunions before.

Yeah.

And having had done one, I'm just like fascinated by them because I'm like, the truth comes out there.

Reunions are so integral and I never thought that.

So I've watched, yeah, I've watched Beverly Hills and New York.

started.

... that happened six years ago.

It happened six years before.

I actually had said to her six years before, "Honestly, I don't like y- the way that you're dealing with this.

You may have an issue." Her son was 26.

He wasn't a baby.

And I said, "Listen, whatever's gone on, she's a good woman.

She's a well-respected dentist.

Hmm

... yeah, but in London we get to see all these ama- the buildings and different worlds, and the parties are different and-

That's why.

I'm like, I want, uh, like, I'm like, I want, you know, we always say it's a, it's a, it's a seventh character, um, you know, uh, for us to show, like, London, um, for those people who can't travel or, you know...

L- like, I didn't know it was how I would acclimate.

You know, my husband, we were living in Montreal, so I've always lived, I grew up in Chicago, lived in LA, New York, and then moved to Montreal, and that's where I had Georgina.

And then I moved e- eight months pregnant to London, but I was like, "What, what if it, what if I hate it? What if it doesn't work out? What if..." You know, my husband's like, "We can always come back." Um, and you know, I thought, "How am I gonna figure out this city? How am I gonna..." You know, are people, like, gonna [laughs] they don't like Americans in London.

[laughs] Like, you know?

Take a Valium.