That is not how Mary expressed herself, and that is not what Angie said. They are going to gaslight us as if we didn’t watch it happen in 4k. @BravoTV@Andy y’all better play it back at the reunion and allow a fair conversation. Narratives like this cost people their lives.
Yall not gone like this, and I don’t give a damn….
But I’m not on Mary’s side tonight
Love her down, but she pretty much antagonized that entire situation.
And while we’re here, yes Angie’s comment was still cringe and I wish she hadn’t said it.
#RHOSLC
Yall not gone like this, and I don’t give a damn….
But I’m not on Mary’s side tonight
Love her down, but she pretty much antagonized that entire situation.
And while we’re here, yes Angie’s comment was still cringe and I wish she hadn’t said it.
#RHOSLC
Mary and Angie’s argument is going too far. Now Mary has tears swelling bc Angie shot right back at her with “what happened to your husband. What happened to your kid.” You can’t cut deep and expect grace all of the time.#RHOSLC
I’m not on Mary’s side here. If Angie didn’t know what was going on you can’t assume she does. You should’ve told her. Also I agree with Angie saying “I’ll never do enough for her” because Mary has a pattern of going left when things are her way. #RHOSLC
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