The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip 20th anniversary special features Vicki Gunvalson, Luann de Lesseps, Porsha Williams, Teresa Giudice, Kyle Richards, Giselle Bryant, and Lisa Barlow across 6 cities with 82 cameos. Claudia and Jackie debate the lineup — Nene should be Atlanta, and Heather Gay should be Salt Lake over Lisa Barlow.
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The fourth story is the one Claudia didn't expect to love: Noah Cyrus — Miley's little sister — and Frankie Jonas — the bonus Jonas — have released a new single called 'High and Sad.' Noah wrote about how Frankie is the only person who understands what it's like to grow up as the overlooked sibling of a megastar, and the song reflects that shared emotional truth. Jackie has followed Frankie Jonas's solo music career enough to know he's genuinely talented — 'his voice is insane' — and questions for the hundredth time why the Jonas Brothers haven't absorbed him. Claudia plays the snippet on air: it's folksy, slightly gospel, warm and surprising. Both hosts agree it sounds like nothing else in the current music landscape. Jackie notes the visual resemblance to a young Miley and young Nick Jonas, adding another layer of nostalgic charm to the project.
Noah Cyrus and Frankie Jonas have released a new song called 'High and Sad,' and Jackie and Claudia are genuinely impressed. Both describe feeling like underdogs in their famous families — Frankie as the excluded Jonas brother, Noah as Miley's little sister. The song has a folk-gospel sound that sounds like nothing else out right now.
Jackie and Claudia discussed why Frankie Jonas, who is a talented singer and tours, is not included in the Jonas Brothers despite being musically accomplished.
The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip 20th anniversary special features 82 cameos and visits 6 cities, premiering August 9th.
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