Jun 30, 2026 · 52 min · 15 segments
Sandoval has somehow slithered his way back into our lives... and yes, we have thoughts. This week we're serving up Bravo chaos while sipping margaritas on Jess's deck and getting into everything…
Yeah, I was just telling Jess it's probably like my last couple weeks of drinking because I'm supposed to have an IVF transfer in August.
So weird though, like I knew that the testing for IVF wasn't covered by insurance, so I thought I had to wait until my embryos were frozen to get the tests, but I guess that's not the case.
They have to be fresh.
So even if I do like a fresh transfer to get pregnant quickly, I still have to pay like 5 to $8,000 for the testing just in case like it doesn't work out and I have to get, use them again.
But it's good to have though because number one, if I miscarry, but hopefully not, number two-
We're not putting that energy out there
... yeah, let's, like let's not think about that.
Retract that statement.
[laughs]
But just in case, trying to be realistic here.
One, because of that.
Two, because if I get older, like when I get older-
Yeah
... not if, I should say, I still might need IVF so I'll just have them ready to go and tested.
And like my third reasoning was like well, if I do-
You don't need that five grand
... well, no.
[laughs]
Well, let's not say that.
[laughs]
Um, but if I have a boy or a girl on the first round, I could pick the gender of the second, so I could switch it up.
Okay.
That's pretty awesome.
So that's like cool.
I feel like that's like a little worth it in my opinion.
Yeah, I was just telling Jess it's probably like my last couple weeks of drinking because I'm supposed to have an IVF transfer in August.
So weird though, like I knew that the testing for IVF wasn't covered by insurance, so I thought I had to wait until my embryos were frozen to get the tests, but I guess that's not the case.
They have to be fresh.
So even if I do like a fresh transfer to get pregnant quickly, I still have to pay like 5 to $8,000 for the testing just in case like it doesn't work out and I have to get, use them again.
But it's good to have though because number one, if I miscarry, but hopefully not, number two-
We're not putting that energy out there
... yeah, let's, like let's not think about that.
Retract that statement.
[laughs]
But just in case, trying to be realistic here.
One, because of that.
Two, because if I get older, like when I get older-
Yeah
... not if, I should say, I still might need IVF so I'll just have them ready to go and tested.
And like my third reasoning was like well, if I do-
You don't need that five grand
... well, no.
[laughs]
Well, let's not say that.
[laughs]
Um, but if I have a boy or a girl on the first round, I could pick the gender of the second, so I could switch it up.
Okay.
That's pretty awesome.
So that's like cool.
I feel like that's like a little worth it in my opinion.
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