The Bravo star playfully responded to The Post’s report of her “parking menace” ways.The Bravo star playfully responded to The Post’s report of her “parking menace” ways.
Who needs a tagline when you have a cover like that?
“Real Housewives of New York City” star Carole Radziwill gushed over her Friday New York Post cover, calling it a “fever dream.”
“I’m on the cover of my hometown paper?!” the reality star captioned a snap of the paper via Instagram Friday.
Radziwill also playfully responded to The Post’s report of her “parking menace” ways, including the 17 parking violations she’s racked up for not moving her red Jeep and the $8,000 she’s accumulated in tickets.
“I ♥️ the traffic cops. I ♥️ my city and I ♥️ the New York Post,” she continued in her caption. “(Btw, I only overslept 17 times in 6 years? I deserve a 🗝️ to the city) Beep, beep, bitches. 🚗🚗”
She concluded her message by clarifying that she’s “paid every dollar of those tickets” and supports the Department of Sanitation.
In The Post’s exclusive report, they found that the Bravo star’s SUV was parked near her Soho apartment with an expired FDNY union placard on the the dashboard.
Two Con Ed traffic cones were also seen in the vehicle, which Radziwill boasted about during Season 16 of “RHONY,” which is currently airing.
“The cone is a cop family hack,” she divulged during a confessional. “If I’m parked illegally or slightly too close to a hydrant, they will keep on walking.”
The Post also reported that the journalist has a total of 83 traffic violations over the past four years, most of which are listed as “parking.”
The “RHONY” veteran first starred on Seasons 5 through 10 of the hit reality show and shocked fans by returning eight years after her exit.
Radziwill stars in Season 16 alongside returning stars Sai de Silva, Erin Lichy and Jessel Taank.
Hailey Glassman, Erika Hammond and Daisy Toye — Martha Stewart’s longtime makeup artist — also joined the cast this season.
The “What Remains” author has already stirred up some drama this season over her name appearing in the Epstein files and her defense of her late friend Carolyn Bessette.
“The Real Housewives of New York City” airs Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo, with new episodes available to stream the next day on Peacock.
