Okay, no.
A historical moment has just occurred on Australian television and we obviously need to talk about it.
Sydney might have a big bridge, the Opera House, etc. bla bla, but as everyone knows, you’re not a real city until you have your own Housewives franchise. That is a scientific fact.
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Sydney is now officially on the map – and the low key suburbs of Double Bay, Bellevue Hill and Bondi have finally made a name for themselves.
Did we need these women in our lives? Absolutely not. Are they representative of everything that is wrong with consumerist, capitalist and patriarchal society? Oh goodness, yes. Will we be watching this entire season with shame but also more importantly with delight? AHUH YEP DEFINITELY, MHMM.

We begin with Krissy, who lives in Double Bay, which she humbly describes as "ridiculously expensive."
Cool.
She runs a "really successful" real estate agency, and has been living in Shanghai for the last few years. Moments later she says she's a "lady of leisure" and over the next few minutes it becomes increasingly unclear whether she is a) employed, b) successful in her own right, or c) a model/actress/business owner. BUT luckily she tells us she is a trophy wife, so maybe that's what she goes by on LinkedIn.
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I'm surprised the reviewer doesn't know who Melissa Tkautz is. She was very popular in the nineties on the show "E Street" and had a couple of hit songs as well (one of which she talked about on the show). She is definitely older than 25 (more like 42) and the most famous, as well as the most normal of the bunch.
From the sounds of it I won't be bothering wasting my time watching it ... they sound about as "real" as the KarTrashians