Jeff Lewis Brings Shannon Beador And Vicki Gunvalson Together For Hilarious Radio Show

With his recent show, Jeff Lewis had people in their hoots with expert entertainment alongside Beador, Gunvalson, and Budin. The bombshell announcement carved out a fresh topic in the realm of social media, receiving all kinds of reactions ranging from euphoric to outright funny.

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The show aired on SiriusXM’s Radio Andy Channel 102 for two back-to-back hours-often termed as “solid gold comedy” in layman’s words. Lewis unfiltered, and unrelenting in his wit, really put A-Listers from The Real Housewives of Orange County-Beador and Gunvalson-together with Budin who brought his own unique charisma to the table.

The synergy was off the charts. One of the listeners set to be revealed as @groundedcatlady almost pleaded: “Can you have Vicki and Shannon on together every week please?!?! This was so entertaining and funny!!” Many felt the same way; @montano82 said, “pure comedy,” while @the__warden__cried, “Amazing energy from these folks.”

But pretty much any argument would cease to exist when you put Vicki Gunvalson in (the mix). Some couldn’t set aside the controversial stances she stood for. @cocolamanna shared, “I thought they were so funny until Vicki started spreading her misinformation regarding vaccines.” Then the comments erupted into a mini-debate, an indication that Gunvalson still knows how to stir the pot.

Then, of course, the Photoshop drama broke loose. The promo pic either cracked them up or made them cringe. @kylesven83 called it “the worst Photoshop I’ve ever seen,” and @florida.girl_kristy laughed, “It’s the boomer Photoshop attempt for me.” Another voice added his/her thoughts: “@donietamitchell Lols, they look photoshopped into pic.” Those edits, in a weird way, just might’ve been their saving grace.

The show highlights were dubbed: Gunvalson’s percentage back-end bluntness. @percguy quoted Gunvalson as saying, “Let’s move on, this conversation is like watching paint dry!” @socalbutrfly laughed uncontrollably when Lewis asked Beador, “How long does the check last?”

There were some detractors, though: @phonechic skipped, thanking the fellas: “Thanks for the heads-up, did not waste my time on these two.” Meanwhile, @reesew1997 considered the duo “too chaotic.” But chaos, that is their staple.

For better or worse, it’s safe to say that Lewis gives you the kind of show that leaves no one walking away empty-handed. Unexpected humor clashes, botched Photoshop, and fiery debate about vaccines-now those are the kinds of conversations that kept everyone boiling all night. And judging by the comments, the dear viewers would really love to have that show again.

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Will Lewis manage to get these crazy ones back again? Time will tell. But cyberspace is still somewhere munching popcorn over the hilarity of that show and those graphic design disasters.