The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville in yet another feud. This time the outspoken housewife turned her attention to nemesis LeAnn Rimes’ publicist.
On Thursday, Brandi Glanville shared her anger towards the publicist, Marcel Pariseua on Twitter. Glanville tweeted, “Here is my response 2 the statement my ex’s publicist put out on me this am ‘Go F*** Urself’ & u can quote me. #igotmorejobsthinjlobitch
Marcel Pariseua went on the attack over the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills repeated comments over LeAnn Rimes’ mental instability. Pariseua wrote, “Brandi might consider getting help with her drinking.”
“If you watch her show, read her book and follow her tweets, she is constantly referring to her drinking. Even the title of her book has the word drinking in it.”
“In fact, she was arrested for a DUI. It is a fact that after a night of drinking in Vegas she married her ex-best friend’s ex-husband.”
“In reality [Eddie Cibrian] has two films in the can and recurring on two television shows. Brandi makes it sound like they are scraping by but read her book where she devotes a whole page to what she does to her face; fillers, botox, skin treatments, etc.”
“And just recently on Entertainment Tonight had botox done to her hands. All of that doesn’t come cheap. Eddie pays for all of the boy’s expenses like school, sports, clothing, etc.”
“Brandi is one of the most narcissistic people around. She never takes responsibility for anything.”
“Basically everyone past and present is at fault but no fault lies with her. Read the description of Narcissistic Personality Disorder and tell me what you think?”
“I thought this ‘memoir’ was to help other women and to empower them? Do her actions and words resonate with the definition of a role model? I think not!”
Seems Marcel Pariseua is deflecting from the fact that his client had an affair with Glanville then husband, Eddie Cibrian. After breaking up Brandi’s family, Cibrian and Rimes married and finally Rimes did indeed check herself into rehab for “anxiety and stress.”
The statement comes across as a major example of “one doth protest too much.”
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