»Brandi Glanville claims Jen Shah received lenient treatment and deserves “more” prison time«
Brandi Glanville believes that Jen Shah received a lighter sentence than she deserved.
Wednesday, after “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” star was sentenced to six-and-a-half years or 78 months in jail for wire fraud, Glanville shared her opinion on “Watch What Happens Live.”
Shah, 49, pled guilty in July to conducting a nationwide telemarketing scheme in which she defrauded thousands of people, primarily the elderly, out of money.
However, according to Glanville, Shah escaped relatively unscathed.
“My grandma’s birthday is today. She is 95 years old, Grandma Hazel. No, that is unfair. The 50-year-old reality personality told Andy Cohen that she should serve extra time.
Brandi Glanville believes that Jen Shah received a lighter sentence than she deserved.
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After Cohen clarified whether Glanville brought up her grandmother because to the scheme’s exploitation of the elderly, the mother of two said, “Yes, she should do more time.”
Glanville claimed that she “absolutely” believes Sharrieff “Coach” Shah, Shah’s spouse, was aware of her actions.
She added, in reference to Sharrieff’s past legal job, “Once an attorney, always an attorney.”
Jen, who faced a maximum of 14 years in prison, tendered an apology to the victims and her family following her court appearance in New York City last week.
“I am profoundly sorry,” she said, before confessing that she had violated her key beliefs of “humility, loyalty, and respect.”
The former “RHOBH” star stated that Shah escaped relatively unscathed.
She is supposed to turn herself in on February 17.
The reality celebrity was arrested in March 2021 when Season 2 of “RHOSLC” was being filmed.
The discredited television star stated for months that she would “fight” the lawsuit since she was “innocent,” but in July 2022, she changed her plea.
Her subsequent admittance prevented her from attending the Season 3 reunion of “Salt Lake City.”
»Brandi Glanville claims Jen Shah received lenient treatment and deserves “more” prison time«