Heather Gay's book says Jen's Husband Tried to Kiss Monica Garcia

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Heather Gay he left A bad Mormon to Good Time Girl – and he doesn't hold back in his second book.

Heather, 50, was given the title of “good time girl” by her costar Lisa Barlow in the first season of RHOSLCand now, the Bravo star is making the moniker her own. In his forthcoming book, aptly titled Good Time Girl – to be released on Tuesday, December 3 – Heather shares funny anecdotes about growing up Mormon and her past marriage. The reality star also gave a behind-the-scenes look RHOSLC the season 4 finale, and what it was like to unravel Monica Garcia as Reality Von Tease.

In Us WeeklyHeather's special episode of Heather's last chapter (titled “Receipts! Evidence! Timeline! Screenshots!”), breaks down the obvious timeline of how Monica went from being in the middle Jen ShahAn inner circle on Reality Von Tease (an Instagram account that shares gossip about the show's cast). At one point Heather even said that Jen's husband, Sharrieff Shahtrying to kiss Monica. However, he does not reveal how he got this information. Us Weekly has reached out to Jen and Sharrieff's team for comment. Monica, on the other hand, released a statement on Us in response to the book's claims.

“It is sad and troubling that Heather Gay has nothing to write about other than twisted and untrue allegations in an attempt to smear two families,” Garcia's statement read. “Heather's lies about me continue to reach a new level and the only thoughts that happen here are the ones she makes up in her book. To be clear, I never said that Sharrieff Shah and I kissed and there was never anything romantic or physical between me and Sharrieff. Carelessly writing such false and hurtful allegations in permanent ink at the expense of others for financial gain is sad. There is a reason why [former Housewives producer] Carlos King he called Heather Gay the most dangerous housewife.”

Keep scrolling to read a quote from Heather Good Time Girl:

Quoted in Chapter Twenty-Two: 'Receipts! Evidence! The timeline! Screenshots!'

But Jen's demands were gradually increasing, and the beauty and appreciation she used to feel was diminishing. When Monica ran to the airport to meet Lisa, she was finally done. Lunch and shopping bags and hand-me-downs weren't enough to make up for the time he spent away from his life. He deserved compensation. He stopped relying on sad stories to get money from Jen and instead charted his hours and asked for real pay. And with the push she got, that's when Jen pulled away. Jen was on top of him.

He stopped including her in the Shah Squad's documents and rarely answered her calls or messages. The sudden silence was deafening and Monica began to wind. Did Jen need him to come through today? “What's the plan? I'm available” Nothing seemed to work. This adds insult to injury. He was not earning and now he was getting winded. Monica was flawless. Where had all the sympathy for him and his family gone? Were they not friends? How can you do this to me … question mark.

In a last Hail Mary effort to get a donation she reached out to Jen's husband Sharrieff. They reportedly agreed to meet in a gas station parking lot and, according to Monica, the exchange quickly turned into romance. He says he tried to kiss her, but she pushed him away, saying, “We can't.” Sharrieff immediately got out of the car and left. But no one believed him. He was getting desperate and was known to lie in the corner. By all accounts, he had been looking for Sharrieff since the moment he met her, and this was one of his wildest thoughts. Still, he vowed to kiss, but nothing happened between them after that night. He was notoriously full of lies. With Sharrieff unable to help her, Monica was forced to accept that her run with the Shahs was over. Like any good con, you need to know when the gig is over and he knew it. Her husband was living across state lines, her baby clothing business was shrinking, and Jen was pulling the plug on their “friendship” before filming even started for season 2. She was furious, like Regina George realized she was eating too many Kalteen calories instead of food. some substitute for food. He was angry—spitting and crying and gnashing his teeth in rage—and he didn't want to lie down.

Related: Monica Garcia Says 'RHOSLC' Exit 'Wouldn't Have Been My Decision'

Fred Hayes/Bravo Monica Garcia made it clear that she did not voluntarily decide to leave The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City after one season. “That would be the decision of the actors and Bravo. It wouldn't have been my decision,” Monica, 40, told The Cut in a profile published Wednesday, January 24, there. […]

He began to take revenge. He had had enough of watching Jen's fame grow while he lost his energy. Meanwhile, Jen's presence on the show and on social media had made her a real criminal with influence and fame, and she wasn't sharing it with Monica. If he didn't have the benefits of fame, neither would Jen. He decided to expose her. He was going to take Jen Shah down and hurt her while doing it.

It was out of this anger that Reality Von Tease was born.

GOOD TIME GIRL by Heather Gay. Copyright © 2024 by Heather Gay. Reprinted by permission of Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, LCC.