I Know You Didn't Ask with Megan O'Donnell

With Love Meghan, Season 2 Episode Recap! I’m recapping the With Love, Megan Holiday Special — the moments that had me obsessed, confused, emotional, and fully spiraling. From festive chaos to the scenes everyone’s talking about, this is my unfiltered take on what worked, what didn’t, and why we can’t stop watching the DUCHESS in action.

This episode is my official post-mortem on my Holiday Dip Party — inspired by the hilarious comedian Zack Noe Towers — where friends gathered for what can only be described as a sacred communal experience. I’m memorializing everything: the data, the guest list, who brought what, which dips shocked us, which flopped, what I’d never do again, and what absolutely needs to be repeated. We’re talking full dip DATA — sweet vs savory strategy, ideal dipping vessels, and the unspoken politics of duplicate Buffalo chicken dips.I break down the winners and losers (yes, both exist), hosting tips I swear by, accoutrements that carried the night (hello Frito Scoops), my biggest regret of the evening (I forgot the strawberries — please forgive me), and why parties like this matter more than ever. Plus: leftover regrets, stomach pain confessions, and quotes from guests that honestly made me emotional. Hosting should look easy — even if you’ve been spiraling for a week beforehand — and this episode is proof that bringing people together is still one of life’s greatest flexes.

This week’s episode is a true slice-of-life moment: I’m fresh off set (exhausted, delirious, but reminded that I’m actually good at my job—don’t let imposter syndrome bully you, babes), and somehow managed to prep and finalize this entire episode from the Schumacher Clifton Chevy customer lounge. There’s something deeply grounding about their cheap coffee, fluorescent lighting, and a guaranteed airing of The Sherri Shepherd Show. Add in the heartbreak of a devastating shooting at Brown University, targeted antisemitic attacks in Bondi Beach (a fabulous place, unfortunately), and a heartfelt start to Hanukkah—and yes, I will always find a way to humble-brag even in the face of tragedy.From there, we dive into a truly disturbing Hollywood story: the shocking deaths of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, the arrest of their son Nick, and a broader conversation about parricide—what it represents, why it happens, and the unbearable emotional toll it takes on families. Then we pivot (hard) into Divorce-ville with Braunwyn and Todd, unpack Amy Schumer’s ongoing contradictions and fall from comedic grace, clock the Baldwins potentially fleeing NYC for New Jersey, obsess over Owning New York’s unhinged season-two cliffhanger, and side-eye The CEO Club—a glossy look at female power that may or may not be inspiring depending on how you feel about starting life on third base. It’s dark, funny, uncomfortable, and very me. As always, thank you for sticking with your girl—follows, subscriptions, and general emotional support are deeply appreciated. 💋

LOTS OF TOPICS TODAY BABES! We’re breaking down Owning Manhattan and the delusion of $7M two-bedrooms, revisiting Mad Men like it’s a warm, whiskey-soaked blanket, and unpacking why I would, in fact, ruin my life for the Grinch. We’re reading our Spotify Wrapped like a psychological profile, judging Pantone for choosing pure white (Cloud Dancer) as the 2026 vibe, diving headfirst into the dark, explosive Diddy doc, and questioning what the actual future of Hollywood looks like now that Netflix just bought Warner Bros. There’s also a moment for The Devil Wears Prada sequel teaser — Miranda Priestly supremacy remains — and yes, Miley Cyrus is engaged and thriving while the rest of us wonder how everyone has half-million-dollar ring budgets.

This week, we’re diving deep into Netflix’s documentary Unknown Number: The High School Catfish — a jaw-dropping story of fake identities, digital manipulation, and a teenage puppet master who pulled strings like it was their full-time job.We’re breaking down how one sick person catfished two 13 year olds, why it spiraled out of control, and what this says about the depths of the people's mental illness, the internet, and the blurry line between reality and online persona.Expect drama. Expect chaos. Expect moments where you yell how is this even real?!Grab your headphones — we’re unpacking every messy layer. This one is NOT for your kids to hear - warning in advance ;)

This week on I Know You Didn’t Ask, we’re coming in hot after Thanksgiving with fresh pop-culture chaos, Bravo TV updates, and a deep dive into the drama everyone’s talking about. I’m catching you up on my new headshots (yes, I look adorable—follow on TikTok immediately because apparently I need 1k followers just to put a damn link in my bio), what I’m reading, and why Diane von Furstenberg’s memoir has me spiraling into history documentaries. Then we get into the wild corporate meltdown at Campbell’s Soup, where a senior exec was fired after a leaked recording full of classist and racist comments—plus the internet’s horror over alleged “3D-printed chicken.” I break down everything from the company’s response to why Florida of all places suddenly decided to investigate Campbell’s products.We’re also unpacking the internet-melting announcement that Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez will be the lead sponsors of the 2026 Met Gala, what the new “Costume Art” theme actually means, and why people feel like billionaires are quietly buying our cultural institutions one gala at a time. From Kim Kardashian’s controversial elephant-skin Birkin to the latest renewals, cancellations, and casting updates across Netflix, Bravo, and beyond, this episode covers it all—Love Is Blind updates, Lena Dunham’s Too Much, Eddie Murphy’s new doc, Righteous Gemstones feels, and the latest Real Housewives mess. If you love fashion drama, corporate chaos, and Bravo-fueled nonsense, this episode is packed with everything your pop-culture-obsessed heart needs.

This week on I Know You Didn’t Ask, we’re covering everything from executive-level glow-ups to 40-credit-card chaos.We start with Jenna Lyons, who’s officially traded apples for major power moves as the new Executive Creative Director at FundamentalCo — the Blackstone–born branding agency behind Bain, Visa, Hilton, and more. She reveals she was only invited back to RHONY as a “friend” since she wasn’t willing to show her personal life, lovingly lists all her girlies except Brynn, and vows to “watch and bitch from the sidelines.” Also: never forget Cass Bird, and RIP to the stoop sale I didn’t attend.Then we get into Porsha Williams’ Delta flight saga, in which she was accused of getting physical with a passenger and has now been fully cleared. The witness statements paint a very different picture, the quotes are wild, and yes — the back-and-forth all started over an Instagram video playing before takeoff.Next up: BravoCon Break-In Weekend, with Sutton’s home burglarized and intruders hitting Kathy Hilton’s Bel Air estate. We revisit other major Housewives break-ins and how public visibility has made these women prime targets.We move into the Wendy & Eddie Osefo credit-card situation, where prosecutors allege around 40 cards, multiple aliases (including “Pam Oliver”), and a pattern of spending. Their team denies wrongdoing, claims bias, and says any aliases were used only for package delivery. Court date is set for Dec. 2.Then: Kandi Burruss & Todd Tucker’s split, confirmed after being separated since July. Kandi opened up about the emotional rollercoaster, the co-parenting, the prenup, and how the internet only ever sees the smiles — not the behind-the-scenes unraveling.And finally: Jen Shah, who is reportedly coming home for Christmas, but Bravo leadership and Andy Cohen both strongly suggested she won’t be returning to the network. Her team says she’s had “real growth,” but fans and executives seem unconvinced.Plus: Frances Berwick’s new Variety interview, covering the RHONY reboot, why Salt Lake City works, BravoCon’s purpose, the streaming landscape, and the ever-evolving Bravo fanbase.

In this episode, we hit the West Coast with all the Bravo chaos you crave. From RHOSLC to RHOBH, VPR, The Valley, and RHOC, we recap every jaw-dropping moment, costume mishap, and panel drama.Mary, Braunwyn, and the RHOSLC crew delivered iconic chaos—Whitney’s high kicks, Brittani’s unicorn woes, and Meredith Marx DJing at 9:30 AM. Over in RHOBH, we break down the Season 15 sneak peeks, Kathy Hilton’s Labubu obsession, Dorit’s piggy prop win, and the drama with Jennifer Tilly, Erika Jayne, and Kyle & Mauricio.The Valley brought full-on wrestling-level energy from Jax, breakup tea from Michelle, and Scheana’s post-book launch psychodrama. VPR fans got a peek at LVP’s booming restaurants, Tom Sandoval antics, and Ariana Maddix’s brunette news.RHOC delivered iconic questions from Mira, emotional support oranges, and Vicky’s plans to sell Cotto, plus Heather, Braunwyn, and Tamra drama.We wrap with Jeff Lewis making a splash after eight years off Bravo—his new show, chaotic digs, and infamous “small dick energy” moments make for a wild finish.If you love BravoCon fashion, fights, and first-look teasers for upcoming seasons, this episode is your ultimate West Coast Bravo binge.