Real Housewife of Atlanta Lisa Wu-Hartwell says she and her husband Ed were not evicted from their home. Responding to rumors that she'd lost her Georgia estate to foreclosure, the Bravo reality TV star tells Essence magazine, "We are not ignorant about the state of the economy, but we chose to move, we were not evicted. We've been settled in our home for two months now and we've owned it for five years, as well as other properties. We planned to build on that 10 acres of land and sell the property, but decided against it when the market went bad and I'm glad we didn't. It's just quite silly that there are reports that we were put out as if it weren't our decision to relocate. Our decision to downsize is what I call being [financially] responsible."
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
That's Her Story and She's Sticking To It
Real Housewife of Atlanta Lisa Wu-Hartwell says she and her husband Ed were not evicted from their home. Responding to rumors that she'd lost her Georgia estate to foreclosure, the Bravo reality TV star tells Essence magazine, "We are not ignorant about the state of the economy, but we chose to move, we were not evicted. We've been settled in our home for two months now and we've owned it for five years, as well as other properties. We planned to build on that 10 acres of land and sell the property, but decided against it when the market went bad and I'm glad we didn't. It's just quite silly that there are reports that we were put out as if it weren't our decision to relocate. Our decision to downsize is what I call being [financially] responsible."
