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Woman’s Day On The Go: Gilda Kirkpatrick’s book launch party

Check out who we spotted at the star-studded launch of Real Housewife Gilda Kirkpatrick's new children's book
Real Housewives of Auckland

It was a glamorous affair when Real Housewives of Auckland socialite Gilda Kirkpatrick launched her second children’s book Mutiny in the Solar System last night in Auckland.

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As you would expect, there was a galaxy of stars (we couldn’t resist!) who came out to support the Iranian-born mum-of-two including her RHOA gal pals Louise Wallace, Angela Stone, Julia Sloane, Anne Batley Burton and Michelle Blanchard.

And, of course, when you get a group of Housewives into a room together it’s not always going to go smoothly … All we can say is our photographer Carmen had to wait 40 minutes for the dramas to settle down before she could take their picture!

Also spotted in the crowd was our favourite reality TV Bachelorette bad girls Chrystal Chenery and Nazanin Khanjani, who happily posed up a storm for us.

Mutiny in the Solar System is available August 8 and Real Housewives of Auckland is coming soon to Bravo.

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All photos by Carmen Bird

Chrystal Chenery and Ricky Cave. Photo: Carmen Bird

Louise and Scott Wallace. Photo: Carmen Bird

Watch Louise and Angela Stone dishing the goss on RHOA in the next video.

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Real Housewives of Auckland: Louise Wallace and Angela Stone tell all

Michelle and Dave Blanchard. Photo: Carmen Bird

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The Real Housewives of Auckland, from L-R: Michelle Blanchard, Louise Wallace, Anne Batley Burton, Gilda Kirkpatrick, Julia Sloane and Angela Stone. Photo: Carmen Bird

Watch the trailer for RHOA in the next video – gallery continues.

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Chrystal Chenery and Ricky Cave. Photo: Carmen Bird

Mark Harrison and Kenzie McFadyen. Photo: Carmen Bird

Gilda Kirkpatrick and Michelle Blanchard. Photo: Carmen Bird

Kent Harrison and Roma Bhola. Photo: Carmen Bird

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Gilda Kirkpatrick and Michelle Blanchard. Photo: Carmen Bird

Marina Treadaway and Gerrard Barton. Photo: Carmen Bird

Martin Schiebel, Jacqui Ansin and Jon Ramage. Photo: Carmen Bird

Gilda Kirkpatrick. Photo: Carmen Bird

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Nasim Pourian Far, Teuila Blakely and Chrystal Chenery.

Gilda Kirkpatrick with her children’s books.

Hilly Van Der Werff and Ruwan Siriwardena. Photo: Carmen Bird

Naz Khanjani and Soraya Sabetian. Photo: Carmen Bird

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Naz Khanjani and Soraya Sabetian.

Vince Hattie and Nasim Pourian. Photo: Carmen Bird

Lucan (Gilda Kirkpatrick’s son) gets stuck into the book! Photo: Carmen Bird

Julia Sloane. Photo: Carmen Bird

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Teulia Blakely and Reuben Wiremu. Photo: Carmen Bird

Julia Sloane. Photo: Carmen Bird

Michelle Blanchard, Louise Wallace and Gilda Kirkpatrick. Photo: Carmen Bird

Michelle Blanchard, Louise Wallace, Gilda Kirkpatrick and Julia Sloane.

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Micheal Boulgaris and Jacqui Ansin. Photo: Carmen Bird

Michelle Blanchard, Louise Wallace, Gilda Kirkpatrick and Julia Sloane. Photo: Carmen Bird

Gilda Kirkpatrick and her son Lucan. Photo: Carmen Bird

Kenzie McFadyen and Mark Harrison. Photo: Carmen Bird

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Anne Batley Burton and Richard Burton. Photo: Carmen Bird

Naz Khanjani and Michael Boulgaris. Photo: Carmen Bird

Michelle Blanchard, Louise Wallace, Julia Sloane, Anne Batley Burton and Gilda Kirkpatrick. Photo: Carmen Bird

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Naz Khanjani and Chrystal Chenery. Photo: Carmen Bird

The feisty former Bachelorettes look very friendly indeed! Photo: Carmen Bird

Photo: Carmen Bird

Photo: Carmen Bird

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Photo: Carmen Bird

Naz Khanjani and Gilda Kirkpatrick. Photo: Carmen Bird

Julia Sloane and Angela Stone. Photo: Carmen Bird

Photo: Carmen Bird

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Michelle Blanchard, Anne Batley Burton, Louise Wallace and Angela Stone. Photo: Carmen Bird

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