Margaux Lignel complimented her ‘the very beginning’, Victoria Zito, for emerging as sexually unbiased to the cast of ‘Genuine Girlfriends in Paris’ in this EXCLUSIVE meeting about the debut episode.
During the debut of Bravo’s Real Girlfriends in Paris on Monday, September 5, Texas local Victoria Zito emerged as sexually open to her kindred cast individuals at an evening gathering. Before the episode broadcasted, Victoria’s dearest companion and co-star Margaux Lignel addressed TheMagazineCity EXCLUSIVELY and uncovered that in spite of the fact that she definitely had some awareness of Victoria’s sexuality, she was still profoundly moved by her companion’s boldness at that time. “I was truly glad for her. I even express that in the confession booth. I didn’t understand the weight that was on her chest until she began telling different young ladies” she told us.
Margaux, who was destined to French guardians in New York, yet is presently embracing life in the City of Light, kept on recognizing Victoria, saying, “I was brought up in the West Village in New York. It resembles goodness you’re straight, you’re gay, you’re bi. I’m actually so accustomed to it, I wouldn’t actually twofold think it. In any case, for herself as well as her childhood, where she came from, it’s something that I didn’t go through. So I see now why it’s a lot more profound and why there’s such countless more layers to it what not.”
Victoria is as of late separated and has a consuming energy for design as she diagrams her own way in Paris. The new Bravo series will investigate Victoria and Margaux living abroad with individual Americans Emily Gorelik, Anya Firestone, Kacey Margo, and Adja Toure. Margaux let TMC know that watchers will get to see the great elements between the gathering of six companions all through the season.
“Clearly there’s certain young ladies I drew nearer to and less near all through the season. My dearest companion I knew preceding the shooting which is Victoria she’s as yet my the very first moment,” Margaux made sense of. “We as a whole love one another and get along all around well, yet you’ll see as the season advances clearly the way that fellowships go and bunches go. We’re six young ladies, we’re not all going to be similarly closest companions.”
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