Jennifer Pedranti Claps Back at Erika Jayne and Teddi Mellencamp

Jennifer Pedranti clapped back after Erika Jayne and Teddi Mellencamp called her out for labeling Tamra Judge “trash.” The Real Housewives of Orange County newbie also slammed Tamra’s relationship with alcohol, and she suggested that Teddi “hates on whoever [Tamra] hates.”

In a recent episode, an overserved Tamra insinuated that Jennifer’s boyfriend Ryan Boyajian was raided by the FBI. He shared that he’s now suing Tamra after she claimed he stole from a Dodgers player amid an investigation into an alleged gambling scheme.

On a recent episode of her Two Ts In A Pod podcast, Tamra’s co-host Teddi shaded Jennifer for calling Tamra “trash” on social media. Erika, who was filling in for Tamra in the podcast episode, also suggested that the insult was inappropriate.

On Instagram, Jennifer reacted to Teddi and Erika’s comments.

“Girls, I made the post. I completely understand [that] the statement of calling her ‘trash’ doesn’t sit well with you. It’s not my nature either. BUT — I apologize — I can’t think of another name for her,” said Jennifer, via @bravosnarkside on Instagram.

“She has ZERO class, peeing like a dog on my back patio, sticking her finger in Emily’s butt, peeing in Katie‘s driveway, crying in Big Bear that she’s mad at God, screaming at Shannon that she’s an alcoholic (when we ALL know Tamra uses alcohol as LIQUID COURAGE),” she continued. “I could go on and on.. She made BIG allegations against Ryan. She will be hearing about it.”

Jennifer then addressed Erika and Teddi directly.

“I have so much respect for you [Erika]. I certainly understand I am new and Tamra has been around for a long time. That doesn’t mean that me, my partner, or my family take her bashing quietly,” she said. “[Teddi] I enjoyed you at the Traitors party.. it feels like you are one of those girls that [likes] whoever [your] BF likes and hates on whoever your BF hates.”

“I’m different, but can understand your stance being that you’re so close to Tamra,” she said. “I was once as well … let’s not forget that.”