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Interview with Imrul Hassan and You've Been Served (The Valley S2E10)
The Valley:
Jax becomes upset when he finds out about the party at Britt's; the guys take Jax to a dinner that leads to a confrontation between Jason and Danny; the tension between Nia and Janet comes to a head; Jax is blindsided by a special delivery.
Imrul Interview:
Imrul Hassan delves into his unexpected transition from a private individual to a recognizable face on the street. He reflects on his portrayal as a 'motorcycle riding real estate broker and party boy' and discusses the complexities of being edited into a caricature on Bravo's Summer House. Imrul shares insights about the show's editing process, misunderstood moments, and his interactions with fellow cast members. He also speaks passionately about his humanitarian efforts, particularly his initiative to provide English education to children in Bangladesh for a better future. Additionally, Imrul touches on his experiences as an undocumented immigrant and advocates for empathy and understanding towards immigrants seeking a better life.
Imrul's Mission: English Schools for Generational Change
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This episode was edited by James Carlisle
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By Vanderpump RobsThe Valley:
Jax becomes upset when he finds out about the party at Britt's; the guys take Jax to a dinner that leads to a confrontation between Jason and Danny; the tension between Nia and Janet comes to a head; Jax is blindsided by a special delivery.
Imrul Interview:
Imrul Hassan delves into his unexpected transition from a private individual to a recognizable face on the street. He reflects on his portrayal as a 'motorcycle riding real estate broker and party boy' and discusses the complexities of being edited into a caricature on Bravo's Summer House. Imrul shares insights about the show's editing process, misunderstood moments, and his interactions with fellow cast members. He also speaks passionately about his humanitarian efforts, particularly his initiative to provide English education to children in Bangladesh for a better future. Additionally, Imrul touches on his experiences as an undocumented immigrant and advocates for empathy and understanding towards immigrants seeking a better life.
Imrul's Mission: English Schools for Generational Change
Get ad-free, bonus, and video episodes at Patreon.com/VanderpumpRobs
Buy Kate's book.
Get Vanderpump Robs Merch!
Advertise with Vanderpump Robs
This episode was edited by James Carlisle
See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.