Gangland widow Roberta and daughter Dhakota pitching reality TV show
Roberta Williams and her daughter Dhakota want you to help pay for their reality TV show. The underworld widow and wannabe Instagram star are pleading for money for their show, promising gangland glamour and insight on the Lawyer X scandal. WATCH THE PROMO
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Mob Wives mashed with a bootyful of Kardashian is the pitch for gangland widow Roberta Williams’ new reality show with daughter Dhakota.
Now they just need your help.
The Williams are asking you to donate funds to raise $50,000 to get the Melbourne-based show up and running.
“We are raising funds to cover additional production costs associated with producing a TV series, which we plan on having released in Australia within the next 12 months” the Go Fund Me page reads.
“The aim of this television series is to show the country what it’s like to be Roberta Williams.”
It took a sex tape for Keeping Up With The Kardashians to take off.
Dhakota, the only child of Roberta and Carl, is no stranger to flaunting her assets on the ‘Gram.
Celebrating her 18th birthday in March the blinged up, fake tanned and fake eyelashed gangland daughter has come into her own, featuring heavily on the reality show promo to entice punters to fork out.
“Do you go out clubbing a lot?’ a producer asks off camera to a giggling Dhakota and her braces-wearing friend.
“Yeah pretty often.”
Pull out the popcorn.
The ex wife and daughter of slain underworld figure Carl Williams are hoping to cash in on the Lawyer X expose.
“The glamour aside, we will also be airing the truth regarding the Lawyer X scandal, as well as showing the world just how corrupt certain Victorian Police departments are (eg: Stuart Bateson). Controversial and entertaining, what more could you want for your weeknight viewing pleasure?”
What more indeed.
The Williams have even offered the added perk to anyone who donates $500 or more to receive “a personal call and thank you” from Roberta herself.
An invite to the show’s Melbourne launch in November and a credit listed on one of the show’s 10-13 episodes is also dangled to grease up punters.
Going live late on Thursday night, the Go Fund Me page has now raised $565 of it’s $50,000 goal, amusingly with the first person to donate money, in the form of a fiver, from a “Nicole Gatto”.
It was earlier reported Sydney bikie boss Moudi Tajjour, newly crowned the national head of the Nomads, would back the project.
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But Williams now says a “private Melbourne investor” has secured enough funds for filming to get under way.
Williams says it will finally give people and opportunity to show the real her.
“We are good people. We are nothing like people think we are,” she says on the show.
“Wait to see the real me. Get to know me before you judge me. See the person I am then judge me. Then I will take your comments your criticism and won’t even complain.
“But until you know me and see the real me. Don’t judge me.”
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