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Lisa Barlow reacted to a fan questioning if she’s on cocaine. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star also clapped back at “obsessed” Whitney Rose after the co-star claimed Lisa is “playing a role” of a “fake” character.
Before the new season began filming, Whitney claimed on a podcast that Lisa has always been the villain of RHOSLC. This triggered a heated fight in the season premiere as Lisa screamed and threw her glass.
On X, a fan asked if Lisa was “on cocaine.”
“Just Diet Coke,” Lisa answered, via @bravosnarkside on Instagram. “And thank you for recognizing that I have high energy.”
Meanwhile, Whitney shaded Lisa in an interview for Housewives Nightcap.
She suggested that Lisa’s reaction in the season premiere was “crazy” and “blown out of proportion.”
“By definition of a villain, Lisa is a character,” said Whitney. “She’s fake. She’s phony. She’s not presenting herself as – I couldn’t even tell you five facts about Lisa other than she loves herself, she loves Diet Coke and she now works at Wendy’s. I don’t know anything about the woman.”
In the past, Lisa has shared her love for fast food, and she now seemingly has a promotional partnership with Wendy’s, which is seen often on social media.
“By definition of a character, she’s playing a role of fake, phony Lisa Barlow,” Whitney added in her Housewives Nightcap interview.
In the comments, Lisa clapped back.
“Obsessed with me,” said Lisa of her co-star, via @commentsbybravo on Instagram. “We all know Whitney practiced this [line] a million times in her bathroom mirror – I ❤️ Wendy’s and Diet Coke and they love me back.’
In another comment, Lisa wrote, “She said PHD in LB.”
Last season on the show, Whitney and Lisa reconciled their friendship after feuding for several years. But in the new season, it seems their friendship has already deteriorated as both sides accuse the other of lying. In the premiere, many of their co-stars also suggested that Whitney lies.
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City airs Wednesday nights on Bravo.
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