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Dorit and PK Separate! Plus ‘New Jersey,’ ‘Summer House,’ ‘The Valley,’ and ‘Vanderpump Rules.’

Rachel, Callie, and Jodi discuss the past week in Bravo news

By Rachel Lindsay, Callie Curry, and Jodi Walker
Bravo


Rachel Lindsay and Callie Curry begin today’s Morally Corrupt by discussing the recent news that Dorit and PK Kemsley are separating (1:07), before sharing their reactions to The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 14 premiere (6:14). They then break down Season 8, Episode 12 of Summer House (23:02). Rachel is then joined by Jodi Walker to discuss Season 1, Episode 8 of The Valley (36:45) as well as the Vanderpump Rules Season 11 finale (1:02:16).

Host: Rachel Lindsay
Guests: Callie Curry and Jodi Walker
Producers: Devon Baroldi
Theme Song: Devon Renaldo

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