By Isis Wisdom
That seems to be the on going theme these days. This year alone has been crazy with 3 women murdered all of whom were on Reality Shows or affiliated with the man who was on the reality show. What in the world is going on? Maybe the reality is getting to real for these women on these reality shows. More up under the hood.
The latest murder took place with Brooke Phillips who was a pretty blonde prostitute-turned-reality star. Now Brooke Phillips is dead from a gunshot wound; discovered pregnant and burned almost beyond recognition in an Oklahoma City house.
Brooke hit the hooker big time when as a prostitute at Nevada’s legal brothel, the Moonlite Bunny Ranch, she was featured on the HBO reality show, Cathouse.
“Brooke contacted me two years ago,” Bunny Ranch owner Dennis Hof told RadarOnline.com in an exclusive interview. It was her dream to come work here and be on HBO’s Cathouse. She got to fulfill those wishes.”
Reality shows and murder are unfortunately going hand-in-hand lately.
Former reality star Brian Lee Randone is accused of killing adult film star Felicia Tang; and swimsuit model Jasmine Fiore was brutally murdered by reality show contestant Ryan Jenkins who later killed himself. It would seem that the people that are in these reality shows are having a hard time dealing with reality. It would also make one wonder how far are the networks willing to go to get views for their shows. Do they have a strict screening process before allowing people to get on their networks? Everybody may want fame and money but not everybody can handle it. Not everybody can handle the spotlight and everything that comes with it. Your life is no longer your life anymore and everything you say and do goes under scrutiny.
Hopefully it will come out as to who murdered Brook Phillips and why they tried so hard to cover up the murder and make sure she was burnt beyond recognition. Also whose baby was she carrying? If I were people I would start thinking long and hard about jumping in front of a camera, because reality stars seem to be more approachable then your regular famous actor or celebrity in Hollywood. I can’t tell you how many times I have seen Kandi Burress or any of the Atlanta housewives in Atlanta. They walk around like it’s nothing with out any security. Just because you are on a reality show does not mean you won’t have stalkers or people who want to cause you harm. When you are on a huge network such as Bravo or a MTV or any other major network millions see you on TV every single week just like they would watching a regular TV show.
There are some people in the world who really believe that what you do on TV in these reality shows are real. Do you think that the networks are responsible for what happens to their reality TV stars? If so post your comments below thanks.
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