The Real Housewives of Miami alum Ana Quincoces revealed more details about a filming incident in which Julia Lemigova allegedly threw a chair at Marysol Patton. Meanwhile, Guerdy Abraira’s friend Jennifer Fessler addressed what else was cut out.
In a recent episode, Julia threw a drink at Guerdy amid an argument about their past cruise. According to Guerdy, Julia invited her to the ship and ditched her before a dinner with other Bravolebs. But Julia claimed that she simply couldn’t change the reservation.
On Ana’s “Reality Court” podcast with co-host Ace Fanning, Jennifer discussed the infamous cruise, which she also attended.
“We had dinner the first night,” said Jennifer. “It was really, really fabulous. I don’t have anything against Julia, but … I was with Guerdy when Julia disappeared and when [Guerdy] didn’t get invited to this dinner. None of it made sense, and she was definitely hurt … [but] she wasn’t going into the season with any kind of animus towards Julia.”
“Julia brought it up [later on camera],” she added. “Guerdy and I became good friends [on the cruise]. That’s when she asked me to go to her celebration of life party [on RHOM] … I was like, hell yeah. How fun is that? I’ll go to Miami. They’re filming … They cut my a** right out.”
Ana addressed what else was cut out – Julia allegedly throwing a chair at Marysol one year ago.
“The chair incident was really in my defense,” said Ana, who was filming as a guest star at the time. “Something I said to Marysol triggered Julia so much that Julia picked up a chair and threw it, and threw a drink. And even Nicole [Martin] had to end up paying for a replacement chair, which I have been talking about for like a year … but it’s only come out recently when Julia’s state of mind has come into play.”
At the time, Ana was confronting Marysol for something she’d done.
“It was cut out with everything,” said Ana. “[The edit made it seem like] I was quiet for three hours, [like] nothing happened … [But] apparently, now it’s going to come out. I don’t know if they’re going to show it. I’ve heard that if they [do], it’s going to be without context.”
