Exclusive Trailer and Pics of The Cast for “The Real L World”
So lesbians we have an unpleasant suprise for you! The Real L Word released information and a trailer for the show, and guess what its EVERYTHING like the fake L word. Don’t get us wrong we are huge fans of the L word but seriously they couldn’t find at least one smoking hot black lesbian you gotta be kidding us, we could of showed them like 20 in an hour. Anywho here is the break down of the so called “real lesbians”
• Tracy, 29: A film and television development exec new to the lesbian scene, whose mother is having a hard time dealing with her sexuality.
• Whitney, 27: A Hollywood special effects artist is a self-professed terrible girlfriend.
• Nikki, 37: A rep/manager/producer/industry bigwig who publicly came out on The Oprah Winfrey Show and is now engaged and planning her wedding to Real L Word costar Jill.
• Rose, 35: A real estate advisor who wants to settle down, but can’t seem to shake her old habits, who was apparently the inspiration for the character Papi in the original series.
• Mikey, 34: Founder of The Gallery Los Angeles and producer of LA Fashion Weekend, she’s also engaged and trying to plan a wedding of her own.
• Jill, 33: A writer and “Jersey girl next door,” she is engaged to costar Nikki and has the support of her family.
Wtf its as if they stole a piece of each character from the L word and intertwined it into each girls personality. Lets see Jill sounds like Jenny, Mikey sounds like Bette, Rose sounds like Hellena actually, Tracy sounds like Tina, and Whitney could be Shane, and the list could go on and on with Alice also. What the hell were the producers thinking when they decided to create a reality show more fake then their script show? What happened to the lesbian that’s the starving artist, or just the lesbians that’s broke, or just something a little bit more close to reality. Nevertheless we don’t want to judge the show too much before it comes out, Regardless its about lesbian so we guess its more so about emotions, and dating and the relationships that matter and the melt downs we get to witness, because lez-behonest that’s what’s important to us anyway not their careers
