Bling Bling
In the fourth season finale of The Real Housewives of Orange County, Jeana Keough jumped back into the dating game with a true Texas gentleman, Allan. Vicki Gunvalson was shocked with the news that her daughter, Briana, aspired to become an army nurse. Lynne Curtin did her best to motivate her teenage daughter, Raquel, to get a job, and offered to pay for Raquel to return to school. The wives gathered for an end-of-summer party at The Cliffs Restaurant in Laguna Beach, which reunited OC cast members both old and new. Vicki showed off her new Rolex, while Jeff, Gretchen Rossi's fiancé, surprised Gretchen with a hot red Harley Davidson motorcycle. Tamra Barney celebrated a belated birthday in style with some serious bling, a diamond tennis bracelet from her husband Simon.
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