Carole Radziwill says The Post’s cover is the ultimate parking ticket.
The “Real Housewives” favorite was delighted to appear on the front page of New York’s iconic tabloid in a story about her parking tactics. On Friday, she joked that she planned to buy “every copy” and turn the papers into wallpaper.
Radziwill made headlines after openly admitting that she used Con Edison cones to reserve parking spaces. Now, she says the issue featuring her smiling face deserves a place far beyond a traditional picture frame.
“My family has bought out every copy in Rockland County. We are planning on making wallpaper,” she told The Post.
“My first call was Andy Cohen. We were both running to our local newspaper stand to see if it was an actual cover. We were in shock! We’re there weeks out from an election!” she added.
Radziwill, who previously boasted on reality television about using traffic cones to hold parking spots, said New Yorkers have largely responded with affection. Many, she noted, understand the daily frustration and fierce competition surrounding parking in the city.
“I’ve never gotten a more wonderful response from New Yorkers as I did today. New Yorkers stick together,” she said.
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“I know the cone hack is a bit of a no-no, but the city can be relentless, and parking is a hustle that New Yorkers are willing to turn a blind eye to.”
Still, her parking record is hardly spotless. The glamorous Kennedy cousin has accumulated nearly $8,000 in violations since 2020, including 17 tickets for failing to move her car during alternate-side parking hours, according to records.
“I’m actually very good at it [parking]. I only overslept 17 times in the past six years? That’s the most shocking thing of all. Mamdani should give me a key to the city,” she said.
“And to be clear, I pay all of my tickets, fines included.”
For its report, The Post also caught a glimpse of Radziwill’s 1998 Jeep parked near her upscale SoHo home. Displayed on the dashboard was an expired FDNY union placard, a credential reserved exclusively for firefighters.
The cover shows Radziwill dressed in sequins beneath the playful headline “Park Raving Mad.”
Officials at the Department of Sanitation, which oversees alternate-side parking rules to ensure street sweepers can reach the gutters, were less amused by Radziwill’s parking habits.
“These car owners who disregard the law make a real impact on the look and feel of our streets. DSNY street sweepers can pick up 1,500 pounds of litter, but only when car owners follow alternate-side parking rules,” a spokesperson told The Post this week.
