I’m not only chatting with him over Zoom from his beach house in the tony Hamptons enclave of Amagansett (did you see the photos and write-up of the home in Architectural Digest?), but he’s just returned to the States from a vacation in Greece. Now it’s time to get to work. Not only is Cohen costarring alongside “Love Island” breakout JaNa Craig in Credit One Bank’s new ad campaign “You’re the Credit One for Me: The Reunion,” a spoof of a dating reality show reunion, but Bravo announced just last week that “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles” star Tracy Tutor is joining “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.” The casting isn’t a complete surprise.
Tutor, a Los Angeles native who raised her kids in SoCal, had made it well known that she wanted to be a Housewife. She’s climbed her own mountains. If the hallmark of being a great ‘Real Housewife’ is speaking how you feel, she’s certainly a bullseye.” I think Bravo needed to make sure that they were done doing whatever they were doing with “Million Dollar Listing LA,” and so, you know, everything happens in its own time.
You also want to hear that the person fits. Yes, I mean, I don’t know. It means that she’s got a connection and a feeling.
I was in Greece last week, so I watched clips online. She’s very likable, and she did it right, and she knows what she’s doing, and it was great to see her in that format. The TV landscape has changed so much.
It does make you wonder if she’s the person who could galvanize a few million people to make something happen in daytime. It’ll be interesting to see what happens with her. To me, if you’re a streamer trying to start a late-night franchise or a talk franchise, on the one hand, wouldn’t it be the greatest thing?
On the other hand, if Washington is wielding an unusual amount of power over these companies, it may not be. I would love to see who takes the chance. First of all, I think I would be eliminated immediately.
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