Julia Lemigova Goes Back to School… But Maybe It’s Time to Drop the Opera Act.
Julia Lemigova is trading the Bravo drama for sheet music as she heads back to school to study opera. But fans (myself included) think she should focus on more pressing matters than perfecting her high notes.
🎭 Julia’s Next Act: Back to School
After a wild season on The Real Housewives of Miami filled with water tosses, public meltdowns, and scandalous accusations, Julia Lemigova is apparently ready for something “refined.” The Housewife recently revealed that she’s heading back to college — this time to study opera at Florida International University’s School of Music.
In an interview with OK! Magazine, Julia said she’s diving into a full course load of voice training, English diction, and music fundamentals. She claims it’s “empowering” to be in the classroom again, surrounded by 18-year-olds, learning the basics of an art form she says she “fell in love with two years ago.”
But let’s be honest, she might have bigger things to deal with right now than trying to hit a high C.
🎤 When Bravolebs Think They’re Pop Stars
Now, I’m all for women reinventing themselves, but opera? Really, Julia? I… and plenty of other fans… have not forgotten those, um, “performances.” The singing was… brave, let’s say that. But sometimes bravery and talent don’t live in the same zip code.
There’s a long, glittery list of Bravolebrities who’ve thought they could sing simply because they were on TV. From Tom Sandoval’s off-key band gigs to Kim Zolciak’s autotuned pop “career”, the results have been nothing short of cringe. Julia’s warbling opera attempts only add to that hall of fame of Housewives musical disasters.
I get it – being on Bravo makes you feel larger than life. But for real artists who’ve studied their craft for years, watching reality stars suddenly declare themselves singers has to sting. There’s a fine line between ambition and delusion, and let’s just say… we’ve seen plenty of the latter.
🎶 Julia, the Student (Again)
Julia insists that she’s serious about her studies, saying she’s enrolled full-time, taking classes in-person, and learning from the ground up. She also says being a student again helps set an example for her sons — that “learning never stops.”
That’s a lovely sentiment, but let’s hope her learning curve includes realizing when to call it quits. There’s nothing wrong with studying music for fun, but turning it into a storyline or, God forbid, a future album? Let’s leave that in the same drawer as Kim Z’s “Tardy for the Party”, and never open it again.
– Lexi
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