The Untold Truth of GG Gharachedaghi

Like the real housewives who pulled the fabrics before her or Vanderpump’s Rules’ sorry, souls in SUR who are caught in an endless cycle of waiting tables between cat fights, GG is the Perfect Star of Reality, but it is difficult to say that it is for the right reasons.

Bravo has painted GG’s life as a series of conflicts and pain, and it’s definitely addictive to watch it, but when the cameras go dark, things don’t exactly calm down. It’s hard to know how much the cameras make up for, but underneath GG’s tough exterior is a girl who had to endure some serious things. Fortunately, she always manages to come out on top. Here is the untold truth of Golnesa “GG” Gharachedaghi.

Golnesa Gharachedaghi’s problems run much deeper than the occasional on-screen phenomena. The star had a troubled past that started long before she was famous. GG told Fox News that she had been “kicked out of 10 schools that grew up fighting wherever she went.” Beyond that, she also had a substance abuse problem.

In an episode of MI! News’ Just the sip podcast, GG revealed that her ‘massive drug past’, which consisted primarily of cocaine and cannabis use, began when she was just 11 years old, a time when most American girls still play with dolls. The reality star didn’t even bother to hide her drug use from her parents, who had migrated to Los Angeles, and instead chose to craft an elaborate lie.

“It was the first generation, so the easiest mechanism for me and my sister for our parents was, ‘Well, the parents of our American friends let them do it,'” she said. “And my parents said, ‘Oh.’ You know, so they didn’t want to be wrong.” It wasn’t until 2005, after GG had been using drugs for almost 14 years, that he registered for rehab.

Golnesa Gharachedaghi’s fight with rheumatoid arthritis is far worse than casual Shahs of Sunset fans may even realize. In an interview with Everyday Health, The Star revealed that her symptoms started with numbness on her hands when she was 27 years old. Since then, the disease has grown to affect 30 of her joints and cause a host of complications, and the star even turned to alcohol to help her cope. According to People, Autoimmune disease may also have triggered GG’s traumatic 2019 ectopic pregnancy.

In a February 2024 Instagram post, GG revealed that it was not easy to regain your body healthy enough to carry a pregnancy. After her miscarriage, she went through another round of IVF. Although successful, her RA symptoms became “10 times worse than ever,” especially since she was unable to use cannabis as a treatment. “As soon as this baby is out, I’m rolling a fat joint and healing myself with cannabis again,” she wrote.

Now that she has given birth to a healthy boy, she revealed that her symptoms have not yet subsided. “It’s scary that after holding it for just 10 minutes, my arms and hands are numb due to my rheumatoid arthritis and it hurts a lot to hold my baby all day,” she wrote in an Instagram post. Hopefully, that fat joint helped at least a little.

Golnesa Gharachedaghi and Mercedes Javid have been through their ups and downs over the course of Sunset Shahs for eight seasons, but there seem to have been far more casualties than highs in recent years. At BravoCon in 2019, GG claimed that MJ was her “biggest rival.”

“She knows how to make you love her and need her,” she said to The Daily Plate, adding “And then she comes out of nowhere like one of those little snakes and catches you.”

In Season 8, it seemed that GG and his enemy had found common ground over their struggles with fertility. When Gharachedaghi became ill during the group’s trip to the Boots & Brews music festival, Javid jumped up to take care of his co-star. Apparently, that wasn’t good enough, even though the mysterious GG disease turned out to be nothing more than a little lactose intolerance.

In an episode of Watch What Happens Live, GG claimed that Javid was not being honest at the festival. “This is how his genius works, his manipulation,” she told Andy Cohen via video chat. “She shows that side of herself and then, as soon as you put your guards down, all of a sudden, like Mike said, those little… pinpricks come out of nowhere and you say, ‘Oh, God.'” Mike Shouhed, who was also a guest on the show, disagreed. Meanwhile, MJ still hopes that the couple can reconcile.

Bravolebrities are not really shy about plastic surgery. Sometimes they are shy to admit it, lest we forget the drama that followed when Melissa Gorga’s The Nose Job of New Jersey was discovered. Unlike Gorga, Golnesa Gharachedaghi does not apologize for her plastic surgery, which includes a nose job that basically transformed her into a different person.

In a 2018 Instagram post, GG revealed, “I was born with some, I paid the rest. Say what you want but my plastic still brings all the kids to the playground”. So what has GG done?

In the past, Gharachedaghi has been candid about her breast enhancement and hard work. She said Lifestyle that she went from 34B to 34D after the weight fluctuations “made [her] boobs saggy.” She also used »laser lipo« to transfer fat from the back and sides to the hips and booty.

Then there is all the Botox and the filler. In an episode of Shahs of Sunset, which was recapitulated by The Daily Dish, the reality star went as far as claiming that the needles were “the best” and that getting filler was “like therapy” that helped her cope with the loss of your pregnancy.

“I started making fillers when I was 27 years old,” he revealed. “You feel amazing, you feel fresh. I have my cheeks [injected]. Under my eyes What else have I done? Lips … Well, we know I’ve filled other places.”

Rheumatoid arthritis is not Golnesa Gharachedaghi’s only physical struggle. In 2017, the star revealed that she was born with a rare form of hearing loss. Fans saw her visit an audiologist during an episode of Shahs but what they don’t know is that GG only has 28 percent of typical hearing abilities, and her attempts to wear a hearing aid were not entirely successful.

“For 35 years, I never heard these sounds, and then, for a second, I hear everything, so I can no longer tell what I hear,” she said. “It is really confusing, it is difficult to explain, but it is as if someone was blind for 35 years, you finally give them vision, they do not know what they are seeing.”

Although GG admitted that she trusted lip reading and body language, there is one amazing thing she was able to hear: her baby’s heartbeat. In an Instagram post, the star revealed that it was “the most beautiful [she’s] ever experienced.”

Golnesa Gharachedaghi gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Elijah in late April 2024. However, there were many events related to childbirth, as it was intended to be induced just as the new coronavirus outbreak soared in the United States.

A month earlier, the star tweeted that she was “freaking out about having a baby while everything is falling apart… You’re entering a world of chaos, my son.” Although hospitals have tightened restrictions on the delivery room due to the virus, Page Six reports that GG’s sister accompanied her to the hospital and that she gave birth at 8:50 pm

“Having a baby during this unfortunate pandemic is difficult,” GG revealed in an Instagram post. “But it is nothing compared to the many obstacles that lie ahead. It was definitely a little scary to be in the hospital knowing that this extremely contagious virus is everywhere, but it is also scary that I don’t have all the answers to give my son when he asks me certain questions like ‘Who is my dad?'”.

As of this writing, hopefully, GG and Elijah are isolating in Los Angeles and maintaining their social distance from others. At least there is no way to get bored in quarantine with a newborn.