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was a highly produced affair in which she had no control. It’s a defense that her lawyer also argued, while emphasizing that the upcoming season finale episode, during which Shah finally admits her guilt, is an example of her accountability.
, including the current third season, which began filming after Shah was indicted. One fan called it “theater of the absurd.” Kathryn Doorey from Honolulu, Hawaii, discussed feeling upset after finding out about Shah’s crimes, considering that she was a standout personality. Canton, Massachusetts resident Meaghan McCarthy felt conflicted about Bravo’s decision to keep Shah in the cast after she was indicted. “I find it a little confusing thatbecause of her racist posts—which I think is the right call—but continue to work with someone who was arrested by the federal government for scamming elderly out of money,” she said. “I know it’s innocent until proven guilty, but I really think they should have parted ways.
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