Sutton Stracke Fires Back at Jennifer Tilley in RHOBH Preview

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Sutton Stracke clapped back at her good friend Jennifer Tilly after the Academy Award-nominated actor offered advice about Sutton’s potential reconciliation with Dorit Kemsley. Sutton then told her, “You cannot mock me,” before Jennifer shared how Sutton “hurts people.”

In the new season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Sutton and Dorit are trying to be cordial amid their lengthy feud. Last year, Sutton hinted that her co-star should argue with someone whose “wallet” fits.

In a preview for the upcoming episode, Sutton met with Jennifer and discussed her hope to make up with Dorit.

“I’ve been busy planning a trip for myself,” said Sutton. “It’s a place I’ve always wanted to go, Sedona … I’m inviting everyone.”

“Oh, you’re inviting everyone,” Jennifer responded. “So, okay, it won’t be so relaxing. But it’ll be nice. We’ll meld with our feminine energy.”

“Sedona is a place of healing,” Sutton explained. “I think all of us have some healing to do.” She added in a confessional, “I want to do this trip to Sedona not only to show all of the women how I’ve changed, and I’ve worked on myself for the better, but also with Dorit. We’ve gotten to a safe place where we’re cordial … I’d really like to become friends with Dorit, and I think we can do that in Sedona.”

Back in the scene, Sutton told Jennifer that she thinks she and Dorit are “touching on a few friend points,” and she suggested they can reach a better place “if [Dorit] is willing.”

Jennifer cautioned, “You don’t want to barge in and be like, ‘I am going to be your friend.’”

At this point, things got heated.

“No, I would never do that!” said Sutton. “That’s not what this is about, Jennifer … And you cannot mock me.”

“I’m not mocking you,” said Jennifer. “I’m reiterating what you’re saying.”

In a confessional, Jennifer expressed, “With Sutton, I think sometimes when she gets all worked up, and she’s anxious about something, sometimes she hurts people [who] she doesn’t mean to hurt. I described her once as … a Catherine wheel. That firework that spins around, you put it on a tree, and sparks go everywhere, and then sometimes you get hit by the sparks.”