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Ria passionately defends Chrishell, expressing her belief that she's been wronged multiple times. Highlighting the importance of perspective, Ria suggests that sometimes the high road may not be the best path to take. Her take on the situation invites listeners to reconsider how they view loyalty and honesty in relationships.In this clip
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