“I have no idea, but I honestly think since last season he was like, ‘We need to show people what our relationship is really like,'” she added. “Because I’m the type of person, I make jokes about like blowjobs and BJs on the PJ — that’s just my sense of humor. I’m all talk. No, no bite. I think now people will be like, ‘Oh, my gosh.’ Our dynamic is totally aligned. We mesh perfectly together. And that’s all I want people to see is like, this is who I am with my partner.”
Kent reveals she's been stressing planning her wedding. “It’s very overwhelming,” she said. “It’s very exciting but I didn’t realize how much goes into wedding planning, so I’m freaking out. We’re five months out … Scheana [Shay] just said like, ‘You have to do the seating chart.’ I was like, ‘A seating chart? Can I just first come first serve to tables?'”
Meanwhile, the Utah native is thrilled about the Real Housewives franchise is heading to her home state, in Salk Lake City.
“I’m from Salt Lake City so this was like Christmas for me!” Kent told Page Six at BravoCon after hearing that Andy Cohen announced the new “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” franchise.
“And I asked [Cohen], I was like, ‘What do you think about it?’ And he was like, ‘It’s going to be so good.’ And I’m not even shocked by that because people that were raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, are crazy. So it’s gonna make the best TV ever. Out of all these cities and they picked my hometown. I’m like, I told them, ‘Ladies, put on for my city. Please!'”
Kent “hasn’t seen the full cast” yet, but isn’t worried about making friends with them. “Best believe when I find out, I will be sliding into all of their DMs!” she said.
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