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Erika Jayne 

Known for her Real housewives of beverly hills casting (S6- Present), She has a few #1 on the US Dance charts, Her own Album named Pretty mess and many Singles including XXPEN$IVE. She was also on Broadway in early 2020 starring in Chicago as Roxie Hart. She was Married to wealthy Lawyer Tom Girardi for a solid 20 Years but due to Complications in their marriage Erika dramatically Left after he wouldnt love her no longer. Tom Girardi and Erika Jayne Was caught in a Huge Legal battle where Mr Girardi was accused of stealing Money from Widows and orphans after Lion air 737 Max 8 Crash and Burn victims. Tom suddenly got Alzehimers, leaving Erika jayne to be Attacked by the Court, However rough Erika Jayne has made it through Clean and she Didnt know where the Money stolen was being placed or which accounts they had been deposited to Confired on RHOBH S11 Reunion. Erika Jayne now lives a nice life in a smaller but Modern House, She still has her a few glamorous items but not as many as she once did, Her glam sqaud does Come along now and then. Recently videoed in a TMZ article A Light and happier Erika was seen as the interviewer ask her Questions she chuckled. Erika Jayne is Fiesty, Fierece but extremely Fabulous she will support whats right, She doesn’t threaten she promises and She is A bad Bitch, She is commonly seen with fellow cast mates Lisa Rinna, Kyle richards and Dorit Kemsley.
Oh you’re an Erika jayne damn you Pretty mess!
Erika Jayne by ZuaLipz November 29, 2021
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