Erika Jayne knows all about court proceedings, ruined reputations, and messy dealings of the heart. Her marriage spiraled after the legal system came for her now estranged husband, Tom Girardi. Therefore, Erika understands the gravity of being legally bound to the wrong one. Due to her experiences, Erika is now overtly concerned for Jennifer Pedranti, and she does not think that Jennifer should walk the aisle with Ryan Boyajian, at least not yet.
Erika Jayne would like to see Jennifer Pedranti taking a pause before marrying Ryan Boyajian
Erika recently popped in to chat with Teddi Mellencamp via her Two Ts In a Pod podcast. Erika is single, and Teddi is also (almost) single. So naturally, they kicked things off by giggling about dating apps, which typically suck.
But then their conversations turned towards their respective series, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (for Erika) and Real Housewives of Orange County (for Teddi and Jennifer). Since both series have faced darker storylines, Erika and Teddi are used to seeing and mentioning it all, even when the Feds are involved.
Tom, a former plaintiff’s attorney, stands convicted of wire fraud. As his then-wife, the viewers came for Erika as well. You cannot boast about how expensive it is to be you while your man’s victims are beyond suffering from their losses, yet boast she did.
Moving on, Jennifer and Ryan are tying the knot. But Ryan has some red flags waving, as he recently became embroiled in a $15 million gambling and theft scandal. He has immunity in this case since he spilled his truths to the cops. But even still, Erika remains worried about how this narrative might affect Jenn.
“[Ryan] cooperated, so apparently he’s not gonna go to jail, but you’re gonna have fallout from this, Jenn,” Erika warned. Teddi followed this warning with a question, asking Erika if Jenn should stay engaged for a while, in contrast to a quick rush down the aisle.
“Hell yeah,” Erika answered. She then pleaded with Jenn, asking, “Please don’t marry this man until you know all the facts and all the dust has settled.”
Good advice, Erika. It is always better to be safe than sorry.
