Caroline Manzo answers questions on stage during She: An Expo for Women at the Chattanooga Convention Center on Sunday. Manzo is featured on the television show “The Real Housewives of New Jersey.”
Dr. Travis Stork, host of the television show “The Doctors,” speaks at She: An Expo for Women at the Chattanooga Convention Center on Sunday.
Actress Deidre Hall speaks to fans during the She expo. Hall is a long-time cast member of the daytime drama “Days of our Lives.”They put down their scripts to share a piece of their hearts.
TV celebrities with insights on womanhood and health led the way under an extravagant purple stage at She: An Expo for Women. Sunday’s events focused on health and home.
Caroline Manzo, a mother featured on “The Real Housewives of New Jersey,” started the testimonies on raising a family both in front of cameras and away from them.
“Don’t ever let anyone intimidate you, ever,” Manzo said. “If you have a dream, just go for it and don’t let anyone tell you you can’t.”
Manzo made the decision to let reality TV camera crews observe her family. Cameras often follow the Manzos for six months at a time, for 13 hours per day, just for key snippets of “Real Housewives” footage.