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On a recent episode of “Jeff Lewis Live,” HGTV’s Christina Haack opened up about her ex-husband and current “The Flip Off” costar, Tarek El Moussa.

After revealing Tarek bought her out of their flipping business, Christina told Jeff she feels Tarek has calmed down with age and that she doesn’t resent him being a better version of himself for his current wife, Heather Rae El Moussa of “Selling Sunset” and “The Flipping El Moussas.”

“I feel like he’s been through a lot, and I think part of that probably humbled him a little bit,” Christina said. “And I think he wants to make his relationship work … I’m happy for them. I actually really like [Heather].”

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There have been plenty of Housewives that have come and gone after their first season, and one of those former stars recently divulged a lot in her interview with a popular podcast. Peggy Sulahian was a one-season-wonder on The Real Housewives of Orange County during Season 12. Peggy was a polarizing force on Rhoc, as many Bravo viewers felt that she was put on by starting pointless feuds. Several of her former co-stars called her fame-hungry, but Peggy feels that title is better suited for her brother.

Peggy has a brother named Pol Atteu, who is an LA-based fashion designer. Pol, whose real name is Paul Atteukenian, and his husband have become regular faces in the Hollywood scene and are regular guests on Jeff Lewis's SiriusXM series. While Peggy was on Rhoc, Pol publicly accused Peggy and the rest of their family of being homophobic. He also said that...

Anna Nicole Smith turned to Judaism in the months before her death - because the religion's rules gave her comfort as she mourned the loss of her son Daniel.

The model/actress' son died from an accidental drug overdose just days after his baby sister Dannielynn was born in the Bahamas, and the tragedy prompted Smith to seek out religion.

In a new book called Anna Nicole Smith: Portrait Of An Icon, the tragic star's stylist pals Pol Atteu and Patrik Simpson reveal the actress found great comfort in Judaism after her son's death in September 2006.

They even feature photographs of the late star posing in front of a mirror that has been covered in accordance with Jewish mourning rites.

Atteu and Simpson write, "Anna embraced all religions, and followed the Jewish tradition out of respect for (companion) Howard K. Stern by covering all the mirrors in the house because she was in mourning."

It's customary in the Jewish faith to cover all reflective surfaces following a family death, so that all thoughts of vanity are replaced by consideration for the deceased.