Camille Grammer explained to Page Six why “it would be a shame” if her “RHUGT” season with Brandi Glanville and Caroline Manzo didn’t air. Getty Images
Camille Grammer still wants her “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip” season with Brandi Glanville and Caroline Manzo to see the light of day — despite Peacock shelving it amid a sexual assault lawsuit.
“I think it should air,” the OG “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star told Page Six at the Gurus Magazine launch party celebrating #30Voices30Days on Saturday.
“I want everyone to see it. It was a great season. … It would be a shame if it doesn’t air.”
“I think it should air,” Grammer told us. Getty Images
“I want everyone to see it. It was a great season,” the “RHOBH” alum added. Chelsea Lauren/Shutterstock
Grammer, 55, described the time she, Glanville, 51, Manzo, 62, Vicki Gunvalson, Phaedra Parks, Eva Marcille, Gretchen Rossi and Alex McCord spent in “exotic” Morocco in January 2023 as “heartfelt” and “fun,” as the group apparently shared “a lot of laughs.”
“Was there drama? Of course, but it wasn’t all about the drama,” she made sure to note. “There’s so much laughter and joking around and stuff like that. And the girls goofing off, being women.”
However, while the “Housewives” were “being women,” Manzo alleged in a lawsuit that Glanville had “mount[ed] Manzo on the couch, [held] Manzo down with her body, forcibly squeezed Manzo’s cheeks together and thrust her tongue in Manzo’s mouth, while humping her.”
Grammer described the January 2023 trip to Morocco as “heartfelt” and “fun,” as the group apparently shared “a lot of laughs.” Heidi Gutman/Bravo via Getty Images
“Was there a drama? Of course, but it wasn’t all about the drama,” Grammer made sure to note. CarolineManzo/Instagram
The “Real Housewives of New Jersey” alum went on to allege in a signed affidavit that “when Glanville was sexually assaulting [her] on the sofa, [Glanville] was rubbing her vagina on [Manzo].”
According to Manzo, the “RHOBH” alum then followed her into the bathroom, where Glanville allegedly “threw” her against the bathroom door, causing her to hit her head.
The “Manzo’d with Children” star claimed Glanville then “locked” her in the bathroom and “forcibly fondled [Manzo’s] vagina against [her] will.”
Manzo alleged in a lawsuit that Glanville “mount[ed] Manzo on the couch, [held] Manzo down with her body, forcibly squeezed Manzo’s cheeks together and thrust her tongue in Manzo’s mouth, while humping her.” Instagram/Brandi Glanville
Manzo went on to allege in a signed affidavit that “when Glanville was sexually assaulting [her] on the sofa, [Glanville] was rubbing her vagina on [Manzo].” Dave Allocca/Starpix
In January, Manzo sued the Bravo network, its Peacock streaming service and others, claiming showrunners had seen that she was “in distress” and “continued to film.”
She also accused producers of “continu[ing] to feed” Glanville alcohol.
The NBCUniversal properties have declined to comment on the lawsuit, and the “Unfiltered” podcast host has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing.
According to Manzo, Glanville then followed her into the bathroom, where she allegedly “threw” Manzo against the bathroom door, causing her to hit her head. brandiglanville/Instagram
Manzo alleged that Glanville then “locked” her in the bathroom and “forcibly fondled [Manzo’s] vagina against [her] will.” Charles Sykes/Bravo via Getty Images
Though Grammer wants viewers to see the highly anticipated installment of “RHUGT,” she “understand[s]” that she does not know “all the legality issues right now,” telling us, “I don’t know, legally, what can air and what cannot.”
“Where this event happened, I wasn’t in the restroom. I wasn’t there. I didn’t see what happened,” she added. “But what I did see is stuff I’ve experienced before, so it’s very hard. But then I don’t wanna discount [what allegedly happened in the restroom].”
In April, a “RHUGT” executive producer submitted to the court footage that purportedly shows “the incident at issue in the complaint, Manzo’s perceptions of it, the other cast members’ perceptions of it and the aftermath.”
The EP claimed Manzo said she felt “disrespected” by Glanville but not “sexually violate[d]” by her.
In January, the “RHONJ” alum sued Bravo, Peacock and others, claiming showrunners “saw that [she] was in distress” and “continued to film.” NewYorkLiveTV/Instagram
Manzo also accused producers of “continu[ing] to feed” Glanville alcohol. Getty Images for WE tv
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“Our primary concern at that point was making sure that Manzo felt safe,” the producer told the court while filing to have the suit tossed.
“She told us that she felt safe, that she wanted to continue to film, and that she did not want Glanville to be sent home.”
Reenacted conversations with other “RHUGT” cast members also purportedly show that they were “all having fun.”
All of the above footage has been “temporarily sealed” from the public.
Grammer told us she hadn’t spoken to Glanville in a while but that the fellow “RHOBH” alum was “upset” and “not OK” as of “a few months ago.” Joe Pugliese/Bravo
Grammer said in February that she felt Manzo had “gone too far with this lawsuit,” claiming that she saw “the two ladies laughing and getting along.” Instagram/therealcamille
Grammer told us she had not spoken to Glanville in a while but that her fellow former diamond-holder was “upset” and “not OK” as of “a few months ago.”
Glanville seems just as “upset” these days, as she tweeted in part over the weekend, “TheCarolineBS has plagued me 4-2long Her accusations are false & defamatory! … I’ve done reality TV for 13 yrs &have never had a complaint.This is a simple case of buyers remorse.She had fun&now regrets it.THIS IS NONSENSE& I can prove it. … If at any point,she felt uncomfortable she could walk 5steps away into her own private house.ITS ALL F–KING LIES!IM SICKOF BEING A F–KING PUNCHING BAG …”
Grammer said in February that she felt Manzo had “gone too far with this lawsuit,” claiming that she saw “the two ladies laughing and getting along.”
