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They don't call it Small Lake City for nothing.
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City's Heather Gay is shedding light on a surprising connection between one of her former costars and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' Demi Engemann.
"I know Demi and Bret [Engemann] because that's Angie Harrington's ex-husband," the Bravo star exclusively told E! News, "and we're good friends."
That's right, Demi's husband Bret used to be married to the RHOSLC alum and the exes even share two children.
"It’s Small Lake City, totally," Heather noted, adding that she's still close with Angie, who left after season three in "She lives a little bit farther away from me, but we still reside in touch."
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Who's Heather Gay's "Mormon Royalty" Ex-Husband And How Much Did She Get From Their Divorce?
The Authentic Housewives of Salt Lake City's Heather Gay is established for her controversial departure from the Mormon church, which is chronicled in her memoir, Bad Mormon, and her new book, Good Time Girl. In Season 1 of the Bravo demonstrate , the millionaire composer described herself as "a purebred pedigreed pioneer, Mormon" who "married into Mormon royalty" when she and her ex-husband Bill Gay tied the knot in
The couple, who have three daughters together, parted ways after 11 years of marriage. At that time, Heather struggled to navigate her life "as an individual." After their divorce was finalized in , joining RHOSLC helped the reality TV star find her footing, along with Bill's encouragement. Soon, she was in a full-blown legal feud with a co-star. Here's everything you should realize about Heather's amicable divorce, which didn't stop her ex-husband from financially supporting her.
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Heather, Dre, and John, it has been amazing to participate in you discussion as a listener. There are a couple of thoughts that you guys reminded me of that I&#;d like to share with you. Heather I came home from my mission so damaged, that I didn&#;t experience worthy enough to acquire married, yet I hold always loved women, in fact I would contain loved to have met you at BYU 40 years earlier. When I look at and eavesdrop to you I spot a lovely Intellectual whom I think would contain been fun to meet, and now that I am 79, still married, and a retired college professor, I would admire to have someone fancy you in my circle of friends. However, I was 33 before I got married, yet I was still active in the church. In a job interview to perform at the Language Workout Mission, I had a general authority ask me if I was queer because I was 29 and not yet married. I understood his demand to ask me, plus I needed the occupation to stay a BYU. A couple of years latter, unbeknownst to me, the stake presidency showed up at my ward
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City's Heather Gay and Meredith Marks may be besties, but the latter 'Wife is not on Heather's side when it comes to her viewpoint about Bronwyn Newport's marriage.
In fact, Meredith and Heather went back and forth while discussing the topic — more specifically, that Bronwyn and her husband Todd Bradley do not have a prenup — on the Oct. 30 episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake Metropolis After Show.
Heather, for her part, argued that Bronwyn was wrong to be upset that she and a few of the other ladies had questioned her lack of a prenup because Bronwyn herself "had made a bevy of jokes" about her marriage.
"She had brought all of these issues to the group, had made a hundred jokes about him, and then, like, took me to task for commenting on it or having an opinion about it," Heather told Meredith on the After Show. "And you, with your legal background, know for someone with such an age disparity and such a wealth disparities, prenups are a common practice"
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Heather, Dre, and John, it has been amazing to participate in you discussion as a listener. There are a couple of thoughts that you guys reminded me of that I&#;d like to share with you. Heather I came home from my mission so damaged, that I didn&#;t experience worthy enough to acquire married, yet I hold always loved women, in fact I would contain loved to have met you at BYU 40 years earlier. When I look at and eavesdrop to you I spot a lovely Intellectual whom I think would contain been fun to meet, and now that I am 79, still married, and a retired college professor, I would admire to have someone fancy you in my circle of friends. However, I was 33 before I got married, yet I was still active in the church. In a job interview to perform at the Language Workout Mission, I had a general authority ask me if I was queer because I was 29 and not yet married. I understood his demand to ask me, plus I needed the occupation to stay a BYU. A couple of years latter, unbeknownst to me, the stake presidency showed up at my ward
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City's Heather Gay and Meredith Marks may be besties, but the latter 'Wife is not on Heather's side when it comes to her viewpoint about Bronwyn Newport's marriage.
In fact, Meredith and Heather went back and forth while discussing the topic — more specifically, that Bronwyn and her husband Todd Bradley do not have a prenup — on the Oct. 30 episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake Metropolis After Show.
Heather, for her part, argued that Bronwyn was wrong to be upset that she and a few of the other ladies had questioned her lack of a prenup because Bronwyn herself "had made a bevy of jokes" about her marriage.
"She had brought all of these issues to the group, had made a hundred jokes about him, and then, like, took me to task for commenting on it or having an opinion about it," Heather told Meredith on the After Show. "And you, with your legal background, know for someone with such an age disparity and such a wealth disparities, prenups are a common practice"
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