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An offbeat subplot revolves around Carol Radzwill's venture into selling her used clothing and accessories on Poshmark—a platform for reselling fashion items. The narrative hints that after her apparent exit from "The Real Housewives of New York City," she transitioned into selling her personal belongings for profit, including used jeans and unboxed hair tools. This further cements the portrayal of these celebrities as "transactional" individuals, valuing fame and material wealth over authenticity.
The commentary underscores how superficial fame can lead to bizarre ventures—such as trying to monetize worn underwear or unclaimed luxury items—highlighting the often absurd extent of socialite commercialization.