[Benzgirl]

Originally Posted by ellebud

I saw the interview. No, I disagree. Jill said that no one likes being fired. And, (this is Ellebud) the person who kept their job was a woman with an pinot problem, the nasty bug with the compatible selective hearing gene AND a teenage daughter, at home, who could bust loose at any time.

Well, you are on Team Jill and I’m on Team Everyone Else. Yes, I heard her say that nobody likes to be fired, but I also heard her digs throughout the interview. Bravo is trying to get more society women to be more like RHWBH and she really doesn’t fit the bill. Neither did Kelly or Alex and I don’t feel Cindy added anything to the show. Sonja is society and from what I hear from some friends who live in NYC, Ramona is more so than Jill.
If we are speaking of women being awful human beings, I will need to think of Jill. Nothing will make me forget how she treated Bethenny. She wanted Bethenny to suffer for wanting private time with Jason. Everyone, including Ramona, the Countless and Bethenny herself tried to resolve their conflict and Jill wouldn’t have it. In the end, it backfired and Jill tried to make it right. She had already made herself look like a horrible person and Bravo edited it to amplify what she did. It was too late.
Do I think she ever did things to Ramona? Absolutely! The second season, she tried to bring in a professional Tennis Player for the mixed doubles match just to beat Ramona and Mario. The Pro couldn’t make it and she teamed with Simon. Her antics backfired again.
Last year, she created the Brunettes, mainly to ally against Alex. Do I think there were times that Alex was wrong? Absolutely. But I also witnessed the years of Jill taking jabs at Alex and Simon
We don’t know what happens behind the scenes but I would venture to guess that she has a history of one-upping Ramona. She seems to resent that Ramona really has built her own business from scratch (sans Mario) where Jill road on the coattails of her husband to be a “career woman”.
I am relieved that she isn’t coming back because, frankly, she became very uncomfortable to watch.