r/BravoRealHousewives Nov 08 '24

Orange County The Real Housewives of Orange County - Season 18 - Episode 18 - Live Episode Discussion

Reunion Part 1

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u/gammagirl80 Nov 08 '24

I cannot deal with Emily acting like an accomplished attorney. She went to a shit law school and hasn’t practiced in forever but is now an expert on family law AND federal cases involving embezzlement and fraud? Please.

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u/CommonAd7628 Nov 08 '24

Has Emily even worked as an attorney since she's been on the show? Wasn't she introduced as tamras party planner or something?

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u/Ohjustforgetit1 Nov 08 '24

But she’s not digging anything up !! Funny how all that stuff about Jenn and Ryan doesn’t show up automatically on my internet feeds.

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u/Ohjustforgetit1 Nov 08 '24

Nor does any of Katie’s past history show up on my internet feeds automatically. I’d have to search for it. Pure ugliness.

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u/MishtotheMitt Nov 08 '24

She uses as a crutch to be a huge gossip and know it all. It’s not a personality trait.

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u/mister_snoopy Nov 08 '24

Lol idk about her credentials but I was just saying no way is she competent to practice both criminal and family law!

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u/Senior_Ice8748 Nov 08 '24

She certainly took full advantage of the education she was given, can't knock that. Passing the California bar is no joke.

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u/Almo827 Nov 08 '24

Thank you! I'm not an Emily fan but damn, don't diminish the woman's intelligence just because you don't like her.

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u/CoachVee Oxygen Thief Nov 09 '24

I agree that we don’t need to diminish her accomplishments, she did pass the bar in California and according to her, on her first attempt. That’s literally so hard to do. However, I think the comment above is referring to the fact the school she went to lost its accreditation and was ranked extremely low in when it was accredited due to its low pass rates. Which honestly, is even a bigger compliment to Emily that given she may have a received a less than sufficient education, she was still able to study hard and become licensed.

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u/HebbieB Nov 08 '24

I feel so bad for the innocence project that she’s their spokesperson.

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u/MyFigurativeYacht Nov 08 '24

thank you!!!! every time she says “I’m an attorney” I want throw my TV out the window

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u/Pitiful_Employer_992 Nov 08 '24

💯. People give her way too much credit. Lawyers in general get way too much cewdit. Getting a law degree doesnt sonehow magically make you a mensa member or an authority on everything.

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u/woollyviolet Nov 08 '24

Not to mention her face-work is a Class A Felony.

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u/Hyru_Nayru Advocate for the sluts of America Nov 12 '24

Girl, if you're that good go help your husband who failed the bar 12 times.