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Gina Kirschenheiter shared an upbeat snapshot of herself and fellow Real Housewives of Orange County star Shannon Beador at a Too Faced cosmetics event. While the triumphant endorsement was praising their friendship and passion for makeup, the viewers’ reactions were split more due to recent drama this season.
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Now, it was Gina’s moment! Both on and off-camera! A few days back, Gina Kirschenheiter took to social media for a behind-the-scenes look at a Too Faced cosmetics event where she and co-star, close friend Shannon Beador, posed together. The caption read, “Too much fun at the @toofaced event today with my girl @attorneymartinez,” with hashtags #toofacedcosmetics, #bornthisway, and #makeuplover.
The video was matched with a fun, kind of bizarre audio track that went: “I’m not a house, I’m a house, please don’t think about it—But you, my house was especially built for you—Some say it’s a place where your dreams come true—My house could be your house too.” It was just the perfect vibe to instill whimsical confidence into this update, much like was felt at the event itself.
The fans rushed to the comments with compliments and support, some writing: “I’m so proud of how far you have come! I haven’t watched housewives in years but this season your story makes me watch!” Another added, “the prettiest girls on pretty girl ave 😍😍😍,” which sums up the admiration pretty much for Gina and all the glamour she embodied throughout her growth.
Most comments were about her looks. One fan also complimented her outfit saying, “Your denim game this season is so on point.” Gina replied with several heart emojis. Another one praised her family values: “You are so beautiful the way you get along as a full family! Thank you for showing my OC how it truly is!🧡 We’re not fake. Everyone works hard and loves family! And the beach!🌊”
Not all the reactions were positive, though. A chorus of criticism beset recent incidents in the show, especially concerning her fellow cast, Katie Ginella. One comment read, “Boy I hope I don’t see your face next season. Bully, clearly racist. So much hatred for a poc.” Another would wail, “You’re such a loser and a bully. I hope you and your terrible friend Emily do not return next season!!!” And then, from yet another voice in Gillena’s camp during all the rage of the season, came the hashtag comment, “#teamkatie.”
Reviving yet again the the opposite brand of reactions was, “Glad to see no trolls today! Loving you on rho 💕,” with an aloof smash: “she’s been deleting comments….” Gina would respond at minimum: “u too Taylor!!! ❤️” and offered a “yet” accompanied by a laughing-crying emoji when people said the trolls had yet to appear.
In the spirit of joint celebration was the remark of the Too Faced brand account: “this is so iconic 🎀✨💓.”
The reality TV world depicts fame, celebrity, and criticism for Gina Kirschenheiter, meaning a very complicated life. Occasions with brands like this one just keep her in front of the camera for a couple of more minutes, for better or worse.
In one way or another, whether the viewers are in front of their television watching Gina for her style or Gina for her story or Gina for the drama, Gina will always have that central figure whose free-from-camera life entertainment attracts much attention and creates a pumping pool of likes and dislikes from viewers. Her latest post puts the matter to rest: there is no event that is safe from some measure of Housewives drama, no matter how gulp it looks.
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Additionally, last year, Gina Kirschenheiter celebrated the end of summer with a heartfelt post that resonated with many of her fans, further solidifying her presence in the reality TV landscape.