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Being a reality TV star isnt all that its cracked up to be. Many stars from the various "Real Housewives" franchises on Bravo have come to learn that having all eyes on you means more scrutiny and more financial woes, not necessarily more cash.  From Beverly Hills to New Jersey, these celebs have faced everything from tax liens to prison sentences. Check out the list below: Erika Jayne Erika Jayne (L) and her estranged husband Tom Girardi are in deep financial trouble.  (Getty / Getty Images)...

“It is presumptuous and disrespectful to make a decision of such cultural importance for the country without engaging all who live there,” Smith wrote. Collins said she agreed with Smith and that people deserved to have a say on a matter of such importance. Do you think we need a referendum on the name of New Zealand? Share your opinion in the comments below. “People are starting to get, I think, quite tetchy about that, they’re feeling like they’re not being included in that debat...

Photo: RNZ / Dom Thomas National MP Stuart Smith made a statement yesterday saying New Zealanders should get the chance to vote on the idea, and this morning he took it a step further, saying the name Aotearoa should be banned from all official documents. "I cant understand why the government cant have the confidence in their own position to actually go to the public, unlike John Key," he said, referencing the ill-fated referendum held on changing New Zealands flag. Smith said the idea of a ref...

CinemaBlend The Real Housewives of Salt Lake Citys breakout star came in the form of Jen Shah, a marketing executive prone to a lot of heated reactions. But unbeknownst to the Bravo network, Shah was being investigated by the FBI for her supposed participation in a nationwide telemarketing scheme. She was arrested and charged in March and, of late, court documents have alluded to an even higher level of culpability by Shah than was previously thought. Now, her lawyer is firing back at these â...

CinemaBlend The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City aired, its standout star, Jen Shah, was arrested. She was charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering in a nationwide telemarketing scheme, with a trial set for later this year. However, Shah has been faced with another setback of late, as new details have come to light concerning the degree of her culpability. The reality star has, in fact, decided to respond to the claims made by the federal government. The new court docu...

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out whats clicking today in entertainment. "The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star Jen Shah is allegedly one of the masterminds behind a telemarketing scam that targeted hundreds of elderly people nationwide, according to new court documents. The 47-year-old reality TV personality — who was arrested for fraud and money laundering in March — is one of six suspects with "greater culpability" in the scheme, according...

Real Housewife Jen Shah Accused Of Masterminding Telemarketing Scheme That Targeted The Elderly! Home » Real Housewives » Real Housewife Jen Shah Accused Of Masterminding Telemarketing Scheme That Targeted The Elderly! Things just got so much worse for Jen Shah! TMZ, the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star and her assistant Stuart Smith have been placed into a group of suspects with “greater responsibility” in a telemarketing scheme that targeted hundreds of elderly victims. The out...

$2.75m for the Mob?: Collins takes aim at Govt, gangs as she launches third demand the debate billboard Newshub 8 hrs ago Scott Palmer © Image - Getty Images + File; Video - The AM Show Watch: Judith Collins says New Zealanders feel "shut down" and are accused of being a racist or a Karen if they say something. Judith Collins has released Nationals third Demand the Debate billboard, criticising the Government for giving $2.75 million to a Hawkes Bay meth rehab programme lin...

Pineapple on pizza? Demand the debate: Nationals new campaign parodied in memes Newshub 7 hrs ago Zane Small © Image - Twitter / Robalina; Video - Newshub Watch Māori Development Minister Willie Jacksons speech on the next steps in developing a national plan to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Nationals new Demand the Debate campaign has been given comical treatment, with Twitter users demanding a debate on contentious issues li...

Man who sent abusive tweet to Humza Yousaf sentenced to home curfew July 6, 2021 GLASGOW: A former farmer who posted an abusive tweet suggesting Scotland’s then Justice Secretary sympathised with terrorists has been sentenced to a home curfew. Stuart Smith, 63, was found guilty at Glasgow Sheriff Court in November last year of sending the message which read: “Humza Yousaf, good Scots name. I am sure he is 90 per cent backing Muslim killers. “Be having a whip round for terrorist families...