And it wasn’t a surprise when Lewis asked his friend to be Monroe’s godmother.
“I had no idea it was coming,” she toldPeople.
“I didn’t decide.
I always saw myself seeing the show through.”
He also accused Pulos of filing claims of wrongful termination and abuse and victimization against him.
“Citing wrongful termination claim, wrong.
Citing abuse claim, wrong.
Citing victimization claim, wrong.”
explained Pulos, adding that their relationship was “very real.
I was his employee and I worked for him.
It was very authentic, and that’s important.”
“Jenni was funny, she was sarcastic, she was edgy, she was dark.
“[We have a] long, long history together,” Lewis said (viaPeople).
“She’s like my sister.
We live basically in the same neighborhood.
I know I’m going to run into her someday, I don’t want it to be awkward.
I have no expectations attached to this.
I just don’t want it to be uncomfortable if I run into her.”
“I will always pray for her,” she said (viaPeople).
“I was raised Greek Orthodox, so prayer I believe is important in all aspects.
As for Lewis, he continues to host his SiriusXM show, “Jeff Lewis Live!”
