Her return is not smooth sailing as she instantly experiences problems with her co-star.
Tamra Judge’s comeback to the “Real Housewives of Orange County” is making headlines as the program returns with a bang. In the most recent episode, Judge engages in a heated argument with Heather Dubrow in which viewers of the program are stunned.
Although there were apparently fights between the two during production, the conflict peaked during a cast trip to Mexico. According to information obtained by Page Six, Judge organized a “gang-up” against Dubrow, and the altercation was “nasty.”
In addition to the dispute between Judge and Dubrow, Judge and newcomer Jennifer Pedranti also had disagreements, and their friendship deteriorated while the show was being filmed. In fact, the circumstance was said to be comparable to what transpired between Lisa Rinna and Sutton Stracke on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.”
On the brighter side, viewers can anticipate Judge’s comeback to be spectacular and feature a scene unheard-of on Bravo. Despite the controversy—the cause of which has not been disclosed and will not be known until the episode airs—her return has been well-received by viewers.
Numerous fans are eager to discover the remainder of the season and anticipate more drama on “RHOC.” Initially excited to see pictures of Judge, Pedranti, Shannon Beador, and former cast member Vicki Gunvalson in Tulum in October last year, they wondered how active “the OG of the OC” would be in the upcoming season.
Last but not least, sources acquired by the publication disclosed that Taylor Armstrong, who made history by being selected to join the hit reality franchise as a “friend of,” did not have a lot of solos or small group footage taken of her.
Instead, she primarily participated in cast-wide events. The women reportedly allegedly joined a second cast excursion, this time to Montana, which was advertised as a more serene destination.
Judge’s alleged brutal confrontation with Dubrow has made her return to “RHOC” data-preserver-spaces=”true”> everything but smooth. The future drama for the program is yet unknown, but the Orange County franchise is back, and it’s more dramatic than ever.
The start of the next season is anticipated for later this spring. At the time of this writing, the alleged conflicts have not received any response from Bravo, Judge, Dubrow, or Pedranti’s representatives yet.