No,

obviously Hillary's not copying me.

She had this house way before she met me.

You know, like, no, that's not what I'm saying.

I'm just saying, wow, this woman is amazing because I didn't know Hillary before all of this.

So now I'm like learning about her and like her style is like, I'm like, wow, I love it, you know? Anyway, so then we get into this, like, argument.

She flips shit.

them because I've heard them, you know what I mean? Like I've heard them, but from your perspective,

You just have to remember that sometimes you're assuming they're being a terrible person, but it might be because that's your experience.

But this isn't an assumption.

I understand.

What I'm upset about is more of what is true and what actually happened.

And this wasn't aired, but one of the biggest arguments that happened between me and Taja, and which was one of the main parts of the pilot episode, was that I felt like Taja... was being kind of untruthful by creating a clothing brand out of nowhere and then stating that she's been a fashion designer for 20 years.

And to me, I took it personally because I took a lot of time and I've spent a lot of money and I spent a lot of hard work into producing a clothing brand.

And that's what I wanted to showcase on this show.

The

fit in and learn how to fit in? Is that an accurate portrayal?

Yeah, when I moved to Florida, one of the first people I called was Rosalyn, because we had met in Philadelphia, and we knew a lot of the same people.

And I would always see like all her videos and Instagram, I've been following her.

And and I was like she looks like she's so much fun and I love to have fun so I reached out to her and she took me to lunch at the at the Boca Raton and we had a great time and we had you know, a lot in common.

And, and that's how it went.

And then I, and she kept like, you know, inviting me to all the events at Mar-a-Lago.

And so I started going there and I loved being a part of like these charity events and giving back to the community, but also meeting people.

Well,

Mm-hmm.

So if you're going to a charity event, it is just more acceptable if you're gonna be a little bit more conservative.

And in one of the scenes when I'm with Hilary and Taja, I tell them, it's, "What do they think, that I'm stupid and I don't know how to dress? I'm obviously not gonna go like this to a members-only club.

But I'll go like this to New York or Miami-

Yeah.

So proud, so excited, and so glad that she didn't let all that negativity get to her head and do something, you know, stupid or just be depressed.

'Cause a lot of these kids, I feel like they get depressed over these things instead of making themselves like, "I got this, and I will get past this." Like, being stronger.

And I was just always that, like, super strong and confident, no matter what I heard.