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RAPAPORT'S REALITY EP 70 - Marysol Patton (Real Housewives of Miami) on: Auditioning for RHOM, Getting Into It With Crissy Teigen & Making Up, Breaking News, Ratchet vs Retchid

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Marysol Patton recounts her public fight with Chrissy Teigen after discovering Teigen had mocked her mother on Twitter.
Michael Rapaport hosts Marysol Patton from Real Housewives of Miami on episode 70 of Rapaport's Reality. Rapaport expresses nervousness as a fan, and Marysol downplays her celebrity status. She explains she was cast for the original Miami Untitled show while running a PR firm, despite being camera-shy. Marysol reflects on the current season, praising the cast's humor and Miami's Latin vibe. She recounts a story where Chrissy Teigen apologized via DM for past Twitter insults about her mother. Marysol discusses her role as a 'friend' on the show and her chemistry with Alexia. She confirms Alexia's relationship with Todd is over and advises her against returning to a narcissist. The conversation touches on Marysol's famous 'cockies' and her idea for cocktail mixers. She teases her involvement in the 'ratchet vs wretched' storyline without spoiling details. Marysol shares why she and Alexia skipped a cast trip due to excessive fighting and poor manners. She addresses Adriana's on-camera attack, noting editing made it seem she was laughing. Marysol comments on Lisa's refusal to unfollow Larsa's ex, relating it to personal experiences. Off-camera, she describes herself as a reclusive homebody who lives in sweats. Marysol reveals she watches TLC shows like 90 Day Fiancé and My 600-lb Life rather than other Bravo series. The interview ends with mutual appreciation and plans to potentially meet at BravoCon.

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Marysol Patton turns a reality-TV feud and reconciliation into a candid, easygoing listen.

Marysol Patton's Rap Porch Reality appearance centers on a fight with Crissy Teigen and the DM that eventually brought it to a close. The talk moves in a loose, confessional way, circling back through the initial clash, the later apology, and the decision to follow each other…

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You want a reality-TV chat that leaves the awkward bits intact.

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