Not only Southern children - but adults as well - use the preface ma'am or sir when speaking to someone older or in authority. — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
Mayonnaise is basically the only condiment there is. Anything tastes better with lots of mayo... even a spoon. — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
Yes, I live in Manhattan - and yes, I'm a cast member on 'The Real Housewives of New York' - but deep down, I'm… — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
I love entertaining old school. It's how I feel the most comfortable, because it's what I experienced growing up. — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
In 2013, after living in New York for 18 years, I decided to leave Manhattan for a fresh start in Palm Beach. — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
When people think of socialites, they generally think of ladies of style whose purpose is to get their pictures taken a lot; girls who… — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
I like to feel confident, and I never wear anything that doesn't feel like me. — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
Southerners pride themselves on being polite. This is why we always use euphemisms to express ourselves. — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
I was not trying to be snarky or snobby by saying that West Palm Beach is no Palm Beach. — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
I've always loved playing dress up, so I wear party dresses for anything I'm hosting. I think you honor your guests by paying attention… — Tinsley Mortimer Copy Share Image
