MTVs Rich Girls

AKA2D '91 · #1 10-14-2003, 12:14 PM

'Rich Girls' Reality Show to Debut on MTV
Mon Oct 13, 2:12 PM ET

NEW YORK - Two wealthy young women dash around New York City, mindlessly spending money while TV cameras follow them.

But they're not the notorious Hilton sisters. They're Ally Hilfiger and Jamie Gleicher, the teenage stars of MTV's latest reality series, "Rich Girls."

"We just prance around this damn city like it's, like, our shopping haven," Hilfiger, the daughter of designer Tommy Hilfiger, says in the first episode, scheduled to air at 10:30 p.m. ET Oct. 28.

But she adds, "Just because we're rich doesn't mean that we're not good people."

And her pal Gleicher says she's learned from her privileged life that "money does not buy happiness."

In the premiere, cameras capture them riding in a limousine to shop for prom dresses and going to the upscale Frederic Fekkai salon to have their hair and nails done. Gleicher also debates whether to lose her virginity on prom night.

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Eclipse · #2 10-14-2003, 12:24 PM

I saw the commercial for this show last weekend. I figured Ally was Tommy's daughter, but who is the other chick?

nachural · #3 10-14-2003, 12:37 PM

Tell me why I just saw this commercial like two mins ago. I dont know who that other girl is but she sure has it too. Shoot I;m looking forward to this show it should be quite interesting.

bettyboop · #4 10-15-2003, 01:45 AM

I agree it will be interesting to see how 2 young girls manage the money they receive.

AKA2D '91 · #5 10-16-2003, 12:24 PM

for more information on the girls and others:

http://www.msnbc.com/news/978291.asp

Questions404 · #6 10-25-2003, 09:59 AM

This show premieres on Tuesday evening. I am going to be sitting in front of the tube watching how Tommy's daughter and Leo's daughter spend their father's money. I hear that if you have money, things are not as smooth as one would think. I would like to see if that is true since I think that my life would be easier if I had a few million dollars. These girls have multi-millions and I want to just watch them to see how to do things differently.

snuggles12 · #7 10-29-2003, 11:46 AM

Who is Jaime's father?

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Originally posted by Questions404
This show premieres on Tuesday evening. I am going to be sitting in front of the tube watching how Tommy's daughter and Leo's daughter spend their father's money. I hear that if you have money, things are not as smooth as one would think. I would like to see if that is true since I think that my life would be easier if I had a few million dollars. These girls have multi-millions and I want to just watch them to see how to do things differently.

Gina1201 · #8 10-29-2003, 12:04 PM

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Originally posted by snuggles12
Who is Jaime's father?

Ally's father is Tommy HIlfiger. I'm not sure who Jaime's father is.

feu_declipse · #9 10-29-2003, 12:17 PM

Did anyone watch this show yesterday??
Some of Jaime's comments had me

Why was she in the salon talking about she had to lose her virginity the night before prom becasue it would be too cliche to lose it on prom night?? She also says that if she doesn't, she'll be really upset.

Mind you, I think she's only been dating ole boy for a few weeks.

Meanwhile Ally's wondering what her father would think of her buying a Ralph Lauren dress

I'm not sure how interesting this show will be but the first episode was somewhat interesting for a little bit.

Questions404 · #10 10-29-2003, 04:53 PM

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Originally posted by snuggles12
Who is Jaime's father?

Jaime's father Leo is a businessman in New York. He has his hand in several different ventures. There are several prep schools in the area and the only reason I know even one little thing about Jaime is because one of my cousins (who is a younger than those in the class of 2003) is a spoiled little princess with a platinum spoon in her mouth running around in the same little spoiled circles while attending a different school.

(excuse my bitter tirade -- still job searching)

snuggles12 · #11 10-29-2003, 07:03 PM

Thanks for the info.

Below is a link about the series. Jaime's father founded a company, Innovation Luggage.

"Ally Hilfiger, daughter of fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, and Jaime Gleicher, whose father founded Innovation Luggage, brought the idea for this series all about them to MTV executives."

http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20031027owen1027fnp3.asp

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Originally posted by Questions404
Jaime's father Leo is a businessman in New York. He has his hand in several different ventures. There are several prep schools in the area and the only reason I know even one little thing about Jaime is because one of my cousins (who is a younger than those in the class of 2003) is a spoiled little princess with a platinum spoon in her mouth running around in the same little spoiled circles while attending a different school.

(excuse my bitter tirade -- still job searching)

Kimmie1913 · #12 10-29-2003, 07:15 PM

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Originally posted by snuggles12
Thanks for the info.

Below is a link about the series. Jaime's father founded a company, Innovation Luggage.

"Ally Hilfiger, daughter of fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, and Jaime Gleicher, whose father founded Innovation Luggage, brought the idea for this series all about them to MTV executives."

http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20031027owen1027fnp3.asp

Yeah, I read the little darlings are executive producing the show. Ahh, the opportunities! Level playing filed my @ss!!

RedefinedDiva · #13 10-29-2003, 07:20 PM

I doubt that I will watch this show again. I'm not sure if I am "mature" enough to tolerate watching rich little brats whine and complain about having a platinum spoon in their mouths. Here they are saying dumb isht like, "You know, I think clothes should be free. You know, because they are, like, a basic necessity like food and water" or something to that affect.

What the funk ever!! If that were the case, Ally wouldn't even be on the show! Note to Ally: Your father makes clothes! If they were free, you would have nothing!

I'm still trying to make it for myself so that my kids don't have to struggle and have hard times like me. I can't watch kids fly to Italy on a whim, buy $10, 000 worth of clothes in one day, ride in limos, yet still seem to bitch and moan about nonsense.

Do I sound too bitter?

Steeltrap · #14 10-29-2003, 07:58 PM

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Originally posted by RedefinedDiva
I doubt that I will watch this show again. I'm not sure if I am "mature" enough to tolerate watching rich little brats whine and complain about having a platinum spoon in their mouths. Here they are saying dumb isht like, "You know, I think clothes should be free. You know, because they are, like, a basic necessity like food and water" or something to that affect. What the funk ever!! If that were the case, Ally wouldn't even be on the show! Note to Ally: Your father makes clothes! If they were free, you would have nothing!

I'm still trying to make it for myself so that my kids don't have to struggle and have hard times like me. I can't watch kids fly to Italy on a whim, buy $10, 000 worth of clothes in one day, ride in limos, yet still seem to bitch and moan about nonsense.

Do I sound too bitter?

You don't sound bitter. I'm not particularly interested in this show because I don't particularly like Tommy Hilfiger and don't need to see his spawn/female doppelganger.

I think of Spike Lee's Bamboozled and the sendup of TH as "Timmi Hilln*****."

exquizit · #15 10-30-2003, 10:01 AM

I watched this and for thee most part I was BORED. Their voices were bothering me the whole time they were going on and on in an endless chatter. Am I getting old or something? These cows didn't know who Jane Fonda was and wasn't quite clear on jackie O! I guess I'm guilty of watching because I wanted to see what clothes they were buying and to get a good look inside some of the stores. (that's about as close as I'll get to Prada

) But I doubt this will be a show that i'll watch all the time....But I did say the same about Nick and Jessica

and I watch that just to see what bit of stupidity will come out of her mouth next.