Tamra Judge Claims a RHOC Costar is “Nasty” to Production

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Tamra Judge claimed that someone on Real Housewives of Orange County is “nasty” to production. Plus, Tamra reacted to Bronwyn Newport’s split, and she questioned whether Meredith Marks received the “kiss of death” on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.

At the recent RHOSLC reunion, host Andy Cohen seemed displeased when Meredith suggested that production set her up during the season. In a dramatic moment, castmates then tearfully defended production against Meredith (which confused many fans).

“Do you have somebody on your cast that was really nasty to production?” asked Tamra to co-host Dolores Catania on Two Ts in a Pod, via @byewighellodrama on Instagram.

“Never, no,” said Dolores. “New Jersey’s not nasty like that.”

“Oh, we do,” said Tamra, referring to RHOC. “I’ll just … leave it at that.”

Dolores said the Jersey cast has had moments where they wanted production to leave them alone.

“Oh, yeah,” said Tamra. “But not like going off and blaming [production] for things … and taking it all the way to Bravo.”

Dolores responded, “[But] there are certain producers that do not deserve respect — none of who I’ve come across in a long time. But in the past, like the draconian producers who produce where they want to just run you into the ground and ruin your life — they’re there.”

Later on, Tamra reacted to Bronwyn’s split from husband Todd Bradley.

“I’ve said it a million times. If you come on to the show and you don’t have a good marriage, you will get divorced. It’s just that simple,” said Tamra, via @byewighellodrama. “The camera doesn’t lie. It’s gonna showcase the cracks in your marriage. And then when the cameras go down, it’s gonna make you guys fight more, and you’re gonna get separated.”

At one point, the co-hosts addressed Meredith’s comments about production.

“This is where it scares me for Meredith for her future on the show, because Meredith admits [she was] frustrated with production,” said Tamra. “And Andy’s saying this sentence right here: ‘What this time?’ … when Meredith blames production.”

“That wasn’t good,” said Dolores. “Production holds your life in their hands.”

Tamra later asked, “Is this the kiss of death for Meredith?” She also thinks the cast was being “performative” and “a**-kissy” when they tearfully defended production against Meredith’s complaints.