‘Next Gen NYC’ recap: The cast calls out Charlie over egregious comments about Brooks’ dad, Emira’s boyfriend & more
Of course, our "Virtual Reali-Tea" co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real are breaking down all the drama from episode 5 of Bravo's hit show. Brooks Marks confronts Charlie over comments about his dad,d Seth, after awkwardly dodging him all night. Georgia McCann attempts to free her castmates from the "cult" of Charlie and reveals to Emira the rumors he's been spreading.
- ▪Of course, our "Virtual Reali-Tea" co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real are breaking down all the drama from episode 5 of Bravo's hit show.
- ▪Brooks Marks confronts Charlie over comments about his dad,d Seth, after awkwardly dodging him all night.
- ▪Georgia McCann attempts to free her castmates from the "cult" of Charlie and reveals to Emira the rumors he's been spreading.
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