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In the latest episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the drama between Sutton Stracke and Dorit Kemsley took a new turn, leaving new cast member Bozoma “Boz” Saint John baffled by Sutton’s behavior. During the heated exchange, Sutton confronted Dorit, reminding her that she had attempted to rally the group just the day before. But Boz, who’s quickly making her mark on the show, couldn’t understand why Sutton was so upset.
Speaking on Bravo’s After Show, Boz Saint John took a moment to express her thoughts, saying, “There is no need to be mad. This concept was introduced to everyone just 12 hours before, so let people have a moment to acclimate to the idea. So you can’t be mad at somebody doing something that feels off to you. You’re not in charge. You’re not the leader!”
This statement cuts to the core of Boz Saint John’s perspective on the situation: Sutton needs to accept that not everything revolves around her. Boz continued, highlighting how Sutton’s frustration seemed misplaced, calling it “interesting behavior” to get upset if things don’t go her way.
Boz also delved deeper into Sutton’s tendency to want to control situations, stating that Sutton often tries to create a healthy environment before making things toxic in hopes to be the one that heals it again. It’s a strategy that Boz doesn’t seem to have much patience for, and she’s not shy about calling out the behavior when she sees it.
As the season progresses, it’s clear that Boz has no problem speaking her mind, especially when it comes to Sutton’s attempts to take charge.
Do you think Boz has a point?
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