And I want to thank all the people who told me to quit and apologise to them for not listening sooner. And to those who want my old job, I wish you the best of luck but never give up your time or self respect or take shit from anyone. Take no shit. Ah Rob Shuter! Search the site What's going on with the townhouse?
And perhaps most notably , What exactly do her interns do? Andy Cohen attempted to unpack a day in the life of one of Sonja's elusive interns during the show's Season 6 reunion. As Sonja briefly explained at the time, "Some of them study fashion [so] they want to learn merchandising and about fashion One semester they could be learning just to use the Mac and how to schedule.
It was really cool and her daughter was there. Her assistant opened the door and her dog was super sweet. I love that dog so much. Did you apply to be any other Housewives' intern? I emailed a couple of the other ladies that had their emails in their bio but Sonja was the one I really wanted because I know she has a history with interns and could provide really great connections and experiences.
How long was the internship? Six months. From the end of December to the end of May. Meeting Sonja for the first time, would you say she's exactly who you see on the show?
I've had previous experience working with VIPs, high-end clients and celebrities so when we met, I was like okay, I've done this before. It was just weird to be in her space instead of being at a fashion show or an event that I had helped plan. She was super nice, super normal and welcomed me right away. She really made me feel comfortable and I don't have a bad thing to say about the experience. Would you say that her personality on the show is pretty similar to who she is as a boss?
There's definitely a bit of separation [from who we see on Housewives ] to who she is as a boss. She's a really smart businesswoman who knows what her followers and audience want, and what is expected of her. And on the show, she knows what's expected of her, too.
She's obviously going to be a bit different when promoting something on social media versus when she's at a dinner on the show but overall, she was definitely the same person: really funny, really outspoken and a total boss. Can you describe your first day?
Sonja was leaving to go home for Christmas. She was headed to visit family in Tennessee so she showed me the rundown of how she likes things organized and then I helped her pack. Then she gave me the logins for her social media and sent me all the social media content she wanted me to plan out for her. I was very protective over her social media. I would never go on it if I wasn't working on something for her. What did the contract entail?
Basically, just keep what's supposed to be private, private. Can you walk me through some of the things you did for Sonja during your internship?
Social media was my main priority. I communicated with her every day and we would text about the social plan for either the day, week, or as far out in advance as I could. We would go back and forth on captions, tags, what she was wearing, the order of the way she wanted to post. We would make sure that it all fit her brand. Does she write her own captions? For the most part, it was her. I would give my input but in the end, it was her making the final call.
I would maybe draft something and she would edit it and make it her own, so she definitely had a big part in that.
What do Sonja Morgan's DMs look like? She has a lot of fans that really love her. They leave very nice notes about why she's important to them. It was great to be able to go through those and send them to her because, I mean, who doesn't want to hear that?
We also like to repost fan Stories because they're not just her fans, they're people who have supported her every step of the way. It's very important for her to communicate with them and keep that relationship. She has a really nice relationship with a lot of the Bravo fan accounts that make content of her.
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