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Wednesday, May 9, 2018

Charrisse Jackson Jordan Has Recorded a "Sexy" Rap Song About Being Back on the Market


BravoTV.com:
While she might not be holding a glass this season, the champagne queen Charrisse Jackson Jordan is definitely still making Season 3 of The Real Housewives of Potomac bubble over with drama. "Shady Bitch" moment, anyone? Since we last saw her at the Season 2 reunion, what has Ms. Jackson Jordan been up to? Well, Sha-Sha is back, on the prowl, and dropping hits! 

As of May 2018, Charrisse is still currently in the process of divorcing her husband Eddie Jordan. "My divorce from Eddie is still dragging, and each day I’m hoping that we get closer and closer to being over," she said. But this process has not stopped her from moving forward with her life — and even a new music career! 

Charrisse recently has recorded a rap single and is currently finalizing it in production. "I was inspired to go into the studio and do a rap due to people loving the rap that was shown Season 1," explained Charrisse. "[People were] constantly asking and encouraging me to do it." The song is called "Too Bad" and in it, Charrisse faces her newfound single status head on. "To sum it up, in a nutshell, I am talking about being on the market," said the rapper. "And I am checking out potentials." And it sounds like Sha-Sha is not holding back: "It’s a fun song. Some of the lyrics are very suggestive with a sexy vibe to it." We can only hope it will premiere with an equally fun and sexy music video. She does have a champagne room, after all. (Hint, hint, Charrisse!) The release date, according to Sha-Sha, has yet to be determined, but she is "looking forward to sharing it with everyone soon." 

The changes continue for Charrisse this year as her youngest child, daughter Skylar, heads to college. "I’m having a ball watching Skylar grow through her senior year of high school — from proms to college tours — Spelman being her school of choice," she shared. And with her son already in college, Charrisse is excited to start a new chapter in her life: "We’ve been enjoying our bonding time as mother and daughter as I embrace my next chapter as an empty nester."
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Monday, July 17, 2017

Karen Huger Accused of Having Secret Boyfriend Named 'Blue Eyes' at Real Housewives of Potomac Reunion


People.com:
The ladies of The Real Housewives of Potomac already came to blows during part 1 of the explosive reunion last week — and in PEOPLE’s exclusive sneak peek of Sunday’s closer, the gloves come off as accusations of infidelity fly.

The most shocking? Charrisse Jackson-Jordan’s claim that the Grand Dame of Potomac Karen Huger — who has been married to her husband Raymond for more than 20 years — has been unfaithful, with a secret boyfriend on the side.

“People say you have a boyfriend. Do I talk about that?” Jackson-Jordan says. “Blue Eyes or whatever his name is?”

The accusation sends shockwaves through the Potomac Housewives — the camera catching Ashley DarbyGizelle Bryant, and Monique Samuels’ respective OMG faces.

While the allegation itself may be surprising, what isn’t really shocking is that Huger and Jackson-Jordan go at it in the first place. After all, the longtime friends have had a few falling-outs this season (who can forget their big Bahamas brawl?) — with Huger even calling Jackson-Jordan “a New Jersey Harlot.”

Asked where that comment — and the suggestion that she had a photo of Jackson-Jordan with someone other than her estranged-husband Eddie Jordan — came from, Huger plays coy.

“I’m not going to do that, Charisse,” she says. “I was hurt. And I meant that I would put the picture up, but I just couldn’t do it.”

“But it’s not factual,” Jackson-Jordan shoots back — explaining how fake photos had circulated on Instagram from an unnamed “crazy person,” who was out to expose Jackson-Jordan’s infidelities. “This is where all this thing of a boyfriend came from.”
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Tuesday, July 4, 2017

‘It’s A Rental!’ Karen Huger’s ‘Friends’ Have Major Questions About Her New Home


MonstersandCritics.com:
Karen Huger breaks down in tears on The Real Housewives of Potomac season finale — after the other ladies question the reasons she moved into her new home.

The meltdown comes after repeated questions from the other housewives about why she made the sudden move out of Potomac to Great Falls, Virginia, and whether it had anything to do with her financial situation.

The episode sees the other ladies questioning the Grand Dame about whether she’s lying about her home and why she made the almost overnight move.

She started living in the new house after coming back from a vacation in Bermuda, despite telling the other ladies while there that she didn’t know where she was going to move to after receiving a “cash offer” for her old pad from overseas.

Her secretive way of dealing with the whole issue didn’t go unnoticed by the group, and they were left wanting answers.
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Saturday, June 17, 2017

Charrisse Jackson Says Her Estranged Husband Said 'The Real Housewives of Potomac' Would Destroy Our Marriage


USmagazine.com:
He called it. Charrisse Jackson's now estranged husband, Eddie Jordan, once warned her that The Real Housewives of Potomac would destroy their marriage.

"When I told [Eddie], I said, 'They want me to do this reality show' — at the time we didn't know it was Housewives, we were thinking maybe it could be Housewives — and so he said, 'Well, if you do it, we'll probably get a divorce,'" she recalled to Bravo's The Daily Dish on Thursday, May 25. "It was not the answer I was expecting. So when he said it, I was devastated. Like I literally gave up my career twice because of his career."

Jackson ended up joining the series in its debut season last year and later revealed that Jordan stopped speaking to her once the show aired.

Still, Jackson doesn't seem to regret her decision. "I needed to do it for me, so that's why I did it," she explained.
The reality star opened up about her new single life in an interview with Uptown Magazine in March. "What’s new? I guess the new part is that I’ve come to terms with my relationship," she said at the time. "I’m embracing Charrisse and trying to find what makes Charrisse happy."
Jackson and the retired NBA player, 62, tied the knot in 1998 and are parents of Jackson, 18 and Skylar, 16.
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Wednesday, April 26, 2017

Charrisse Jackson Jordan Speaks On How She Really Felt About Husband Eddie's RHOP Appearance


BravoTV.com:
Sunday night's episode of The Real Housewives of Potomac was a big one. Not only did Charrisse Jackson Jordan's daughter Skylar celebrate her 16th birthday with a big and beautiful bash, but her husband, Eddie Jordan, made his first appearance on RHOP. 

We've been witness to the crumbling of Charrisse and Eddie's marriage since last season of RHOP. Charrisse dropped the bombshell at the Season 1 reunion that Eddie had not spoken to her since the show started airing. She also shared earlier this season that Eddie has decided that he wants a divorce. 

Still, Charrisse said she fully expected Eddie to show up to Skylar's big day since it was such a special occasion for his family. "It wasn't surprising that Eddie was at his daughter's party. He's a very supportive father. He's a great father. He's always there for his children," Charrisse told The Daily Dish prior to the episode airing. "We're co-parenting, and we do the best we can as parents to give our kids the best life and make them as happy as humanly possible. So him being in the room was no surprise."

Charrisse told The Daily Dish that she hadn't seen Eddie "in a while" prior to Skylar's birthday party. Though they had talked before then, their conversations mostly concerned Skylar and her older brother, Jackson, 18. "We have children, so we have to communicate about things that pop up with the children. We don't have conversations where we call each other and say, 'Hi, how are you doing?' It's strictly about the children," Charrisse explained. "I'm 51, and I forget timeframes of things. I really don't know how long it was, but like I said, we're not in regular conversations with each other. So in terms of going from a place where we used to talk to each other on a regular basis, it had been a very long time." 

Charrisse added that "it was good to see him though."
RELATED: 'Real Housewives of Potomac' recap: Things are picking up ... maybe

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Charrisse Jackson Jordan- “Last Season Made Me Deal With My Own Reality”


HuffPo.com:
If there is ever someone that has “gotten their happy back” it’s “Real Housewives of Potomac” cast member Charrisse Jackson Jordan. While her marriage to husband Eddie Jordan may have imploded during last season, she is back with a new attitude and plans to let her cast mates know exactly where she stands. We sat down to chat about her new perspective, what it’s like going into the second season with a new castmate, and what makes this year truly different. 
You are back for a second season on “The Real Housewives of Potomac” and it really seems like you have eased into your independence and are really loving it! What’s different for you this season?  

Yes, I am definitely in a much better place than i was last season. I think I am in more of my comfort zone really. Last season, I had so much going on in my personal life and it was all new, so I was unsure of how to navigate it. It was almost like going through another death. Most people don’t know that prior to filming, I had three siblings that had passed away within two years and two of them had passed away within two months of each other. The first though was that being a part of the cast could be a fun thing to do, to put my mental space somewhere else. Then I had to deal with another death though, which was my marriage. I was really mentally fatigued when I was filming last season. The beauty of it is though, is that I believe everything happens for a reason. When I look back at the person I was last season, I see a person that was really sad. Sometimes you have to really see yourself to really get it. People were actually saying that to me, saying that I was not myself, they were hoping for happiness for me again, things like that. When I watched, I saw what they meant.
During your first season you had real and relatable issues going on. I think that helped you become one of the more beloved ladies on your cast during your first season.  

Thank you! To me, to do something like this show, you have to be honest with your life and not try to become a character. I think often times people look at shows like this and think it’s fake, but for me, I find it more interesting to see your true self. I would rather people see the struggle that I am going through and how I am overcoming the struggle, versus me coming in and pretending like I am something that I am not. I could have easily gone through last season and acted like my marriage was great, knowing that it was not, and excused him by saying he worked in New Jersey. I was put in a position to have to deal with it, and it actually really made me deal with it; my own reality!
Reality is different for you and your castmates this year, as Katie Ross is out after Season One, and Monique Samuels is joining the cast. What is it like welcoming a new lady into this group of very different personalities?  

You know, she’s from Jersey! She’s from the Atlantic City area. I love her. She is a very genuine character, what you see is what you get and I like that. She’s not a pretentious person. She and her husband do very well, but she is a great person and very genuine. At the same time, a “newbie” coming into this situation, people will try to come for you, but she can actually stand on her own. She is officially my “little sister” now.
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Sunday, April 9, 2017

Where Do Gizelle Bryant and Charrisse Jackson-Jordan Stand After That Cease and Desist Letter?


BravoTV.com:
This season of The Real Housewives of Potomac has only just begun, and a major feud is already in full swing. Charrisse Jackson Jordan and Gizelle Bryant kicked off this season with a shade-filled spat outside of Ashley Darby's Manifest Your Destiny charity dance competition.

Both ladies were still feeling pretty salty about what went down last season, with Gizelle accusing Charrisse of calling her a "whore" at the reunion and Charrisse very upset with Gizelle for alleging that she and her husband Eddie Jordan had both been unfaithful while they were still married on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen last April.

Gizelle said that things between the two were as bad as they seemed before the start of this season of RHOP. "It was horrible. It was absolutely horrible. She, I felt like, was intentionally trying to hurt me. I wasn't trying to intentionally hurt her; I was just speaking her truth, which I should've allowed her to speak," Gizelle recently told The Daily Dish. "It was as bad as it could be between us. We're still trying to dig ourselves out of that hole."

Charrisse still maintains today that she didn't actually call Gizelle a "whore," telling The Daily Dish, "but what I said was, 'I could call you a whore,' because of the things that she says about herself." She also said that she is "still not pleased" about Gizelle's comments and denies her claims. Charrisse said that she never discussed anything of the sort about her marriage with Gizelle, and that Gizelle doesn't even know Eddie. "It wasn't something I shared with her; it was a blatant lie," Charrisse said. "But I understand how this works now. Some people will say and do anything, and she's one of them."


Gizelle explained that her comments on WWHL were in response to host Andy Cohen asking for her reaction to the reunion bombshell that Charrisse's husband, Eddie, had not spoken to her since Season 1 began airing. "We all kind of sat there at the reunion like, 'OK,' because we know that. I just talked about what her husband told to me," she explained. "Was that right? No. Should Charrisse tell her own life's business? Absolutely. So I have apologized. Now, am I saying it's not true? I'm not saying that."

Charrisse ended up sending Gizelle a cease and desist letter over her comments, as we discovered in the RHOP season premiere. "I didn't think it was extreme. If someone is publicly defaming your character, I mean for her to take a stand and go out and make a statement like that, to me that was what the issue was. I just wanted it to stop," Charrisse explained. "And I realized the type of person that I'm dealing with. So that's why I [sent a] cease and desist, because she was spreading false lies about me. For her to do that, there was no way to resolve that rationally."
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Monday, February 27, 2017

Check Out the Trailer For Season 2 of 'The Real Housewives of Potomac'



MadameNoire.com:
Can you believe it’s going on two years since we first learned of the housewives of Potomac? Well, that is the truth Ruth. Now the cast of women from the North East are returning for a second season.

As you may remember the series follows Gizelle Bryant, ex wife to pastor Jamal Bryant. She’s back out on the dating scene looking for a man with “cash flow in the pocket.” Giselle also might be catching some flack from her fellow castmates for exposing Charrisse Jackson Jordan’s marital woes. Meanwhile, Charrisse is prioritizing her children while rumors about her husband continue to circulate.

Robyn is trying to work on her relationship with her ex husband and dealing with financial hardships. Karen Huger, with her children out of the house, is moving into a new home. But she and her husband, Raymond Huger, known as the Black Bill Gates, aren’t agreeing on the size of their new spot. Ashley is trying to find out why her new restaurant is not poppin, a fact that is putting additional strain on her marriage and their plans to have children.

There’s also a new woman joining the crew. Monique Samuels, a self proclaimed “boss” who is living the glamorous life. As with all newbies, Monique gets off to a rocky start with the old cast members.
RELATED: The Real Housewives of Potomac Hit the Town to Celebrate Season 2 — and Leave One 'Wife at Home

Monday, October 10, 2016

That Time Gizelle Bryant Talked Up Charrisse Jackson Jordan Having a 'Boyfriend' While Married


BravoTV.com:
Charrisse Jackson Jordan dropped a bomb at the very end of Sunday night's conclusion to The Real Housewives of Potomac reunion that she and her husband Eddie Jordan had not spoken to each other since the show started airing. "Did you see nobody reacted 'cause nobody cared 'cause we already knew?" Charrisse's castmate Gizelle Bryant told Andy Cohen about the moment on Sunday's Watch What Happens Live (clip above).

In fact, Gizelle came armed with a bombshell about Charrisse's marriage of her own on WWHL. "Well, you know, they're gonna do what they've been doing. He's gonna be with his girlfriends, and she's going to be with her boyfriend, the fireman," Gizelle said. "He has big muscles and everything. He's cute. Go, Charrisse." 
Gizelle went on to say that "their marriage was always something that we just didn't really, I mean, we talked about it, but it was just like, whatever, we know what it is." 

Gizelle also hinted at Charrisse's alleged extramarital relationships when she clapped back at her castmate's accusations during the reunion that she had a reputation for being promiscuous in her latest blog on Bravotv.com. "Now, there is not a man under the sun that can say that Gizelle is promiscuous...and truth be told Charrisse wishes she could talk about dates that she has had recently. But she CAN’T," she wrote.

Charrisse hasn't addressed Gizelle's specific claims about her love life yet, but she did appreciate that she was the "word on the street" on WWHL. "Feels great to be the main topic of discussion on @BravoWWHL tonight! I guess I'm not that 'boring' after all," she tweeted during Sunday night's episode.
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Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Charrisse Jackson Jordan Says Being On 'Real Housewives' Killed Her Marriage


FashionnStyle.com:
One Potomac marriage is over.

On part 2 of "The Real Housewives of Potomac" reunion, Charrisse Jackson Jordan's marriage to Eddie Jordan was brought into question.
 
Charrisee had mentioned on an earlier episode that she was considering getting a divorce, so reunion host Andy Cohen pressed her for an update.
 
Charrisse did confirm that her marriage was pretty much over, but she refused to say whether or not she was getting a divorce. However, based on her final Bravo blog of the season, her divorce seems pretty certain, and the show was the final nail in the coffin.
 
"Being on the show has brought my marriage to a dead end," Charrisse wrote. "We don't really talk and when we do it's not a good conversation. I've come to terms with the demise of my marriage and will be moving forward with my life."
 
While speaking of her marriage at the reunion, Andy also felt as though Charrisse was holding back from revealing her true thoughts, and he even accused her of being blasé.
 
Later in the blog, Charrisse denied being blasé and explained her lack of emotion at the reunion.
 
"I don't think I was being blasé about discussing Eddie. There really isn't much to discuss when it comes to Eddie. Unlike some, I don't sensationalize or make things up," Charrisse stated.
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