“The
thing
I
was
astonished
by,
people
thought
that
that
was
fabulous,”
the
Chucky
star
recounted. “They
were
like, ‘She
has
a
house
next
door
to
her
house
and
she
bought
a
$4,000
dress
for
her
doll.’
They’re
like ‘high
five.’
I
thought
people
would
be
like, ‘That’s
horrible
that
she
spent
that
much
money
for
a
dress
for
her
doll
when
people
are
hungry.’
But
I
think
the
service
that
Housewives
serves
is
people
like
to
live
vicariously
through
us.”
And
despite
showcasing
her
luxe
lifestyle
on
TV,
TIlly
still
believes “it’s
kind
of
gauche
to
flaunt
your
wealth”—and
money
cannot
buy
you
happiness.
“This
is
why
people
love
Housewives,”
she
noted. “‘They’re
so
rich
and
they
can
afford
all
the
plastic
surgeon
that
the
heart
could
desire
and
designer
clothes
and
jewels,
but
they’re
still
not
happy.’
That
is
the
key
to
Housewives.
Like, ‘Wow,
if
I
had
all
that
wealth,
I
would
be
happy.’
But
these
people,
they’re
miserable.
That’s
why
people
like
to
watch
Housewives.”
As
for
the
ultra-rare
Louis
Vuitton
boat
purse
she
flaunted
earlier
this
season,
Tilly
clarified
the
designer
bag’s
true
retail
price.
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