Nicole Sealey has promised drama as she and The Real Housewives of Cheshire girls get ready to host an infamous dinner party.
The ladies of Cheshire’s Golden Triangle are known for their rather brutal dinner parties which often end up with somebody in tears.
As viewers tune in for the fourth episode of the latest season of the hit ITVBe show, they’ll see the girls at loggerheads as new girl Katie Alex attends her first party.
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Preview clips for the episode saw Rachel Lugo in floods of tears as Lauren Simon comforted her but Nicole Sealey has the episode has a different feel to it.
Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, she said: “It’s an absolute corker of a dinner party, it’s got a little bit of everything.
“You can be the judge of it but I think it’s one of the best dinner parties there’s been, I think for viewing the dynamic is pretty good.
“My husband [Joe Sealey] said he thinks it’s very American housewives type of dinner party.”
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The businesswoman continued: “We watched a rough cut, he went ‘I think that’s the best dinner party Cheshire has ever had for a viewer’ because he wasn’t there.
“We watch the New Jersey one and he said it was really good.
“I think the whole series is actually paired back as well because we’ve had Covid, this is the first one we’ve had no rules, they did amazingly to get the series out.”
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Reflecting on the series, Nicole said: “I think the title shots are fantastic, I think it’s been really well received.
“You always have a transitional and in my opinion, our transitional episode is episode three.
Nicole may appear on the hit show but she is one of the UK’s most successful businesswomen and a key figure in the rail industry as well as sports management and becoming a property investor.
However, life wasn’t all Prada for the brunette bombshell who left school with no qualifications but now hopes to inspire future entrepreneurs.
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She said: “I’ve never used the fact that I was a woman, I just thought I was good at what I did.
“Times have changed, I’d have never survived in the industry if I was offended easily, it doesn’t mean it’s right, what I can take doesn’t mean someone else can take.
“I believe in life that maybe one thing that something traumatic can happen to another but yet the one with the least trauma reacts worse.
“My industry was renowned for sexism and racism, it was horrendous, there were obstacles along the way but I felt when I had to stand up when it mattered, I did.
“Maybe now I can be a little bit more vocal and help others on how I got to where I am.”
The Real Housewives of Cheshire returns to ITVBe at 9PM on Mondays.
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