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Garcelle Beauvais took aim at her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills co-stars on Twitter on Wednesday night after the ladies failed to speak up in defense of her son, 14-year-old Jax Nilon, who has been a key topic throughout the first two episodes of the season 12 reunion due to the hateful, disgusting harassment he’s received online.
Garcelle looked back on the harmful and racist messages that were sent to her boy on part one, and Diana Jenkins, who many believed was behind the comments, confirmed she filed a lawsuit in hopes of uncovering the identity of those behind the attacks on part two. Afterward, Garcelle shared a series of messages on her social media page that targeted her co-stars.
“The lack of allyship from this cast is so disheartening,” read a retweet shared by Garcelle on October 19. “You can tell the silence and lack of vocal support is getting to Garcelle and it breaks my heart.”
Another retweeted message of Garcelle addressed the reaction she received from fans at BravoCon.
“I told you [Andy Cohen]. [Kathy Hilton] and [Garcelle Beauvais] bring hope to [RHOBH],” the message said. “The fan reaction on [Watch What Happens Live] is undeniable. I’m happy for them both to know they’re appreciated by viewers.”
Garcelle even “liked” a post about the silence her RHOBH castmates exhibited as she broke down over the heartache she endured as a result of the treatment of Jax.
“It is really bothering me that *everyone* was silent yesterday while [Garcelle Beauvais] defended her son … She didn’t need help. But the silence was so, so loud … A day later and it’s still making me itch,” the message read.
Also on Twitter, after seeing that a fan had called for Bravo to “give [Denise Richards and Camille Grammer] back their diamonds,” and shared a photo of the RHOBH alums enjoying a lunch date together days ago, Garcelle agreed.
“I’m here for this!!” Garcelle replied.
Garcelle then took to her Instagram page, where she shared a photo and message that seemingly accused her co-stars of oppression.
“We can disagree and still love each other. Unless your disagreement is rooted in oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist,” the message, written by James Baldwin, stated.
“Just saying!” Garcelle wrote in the caption, along with the RHOBH hashtag.
And after sharing the post, Crystal Kung-Minkoff and Sutton Stracke reacted with agreement and support.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 12 reunion continues with part three next Wednesday, October 26, at 8/7c on Bravo.
