Tamra Judge threatened legal action against a blogger who started spreading false rumors and “harassing” her a month after letting the woman come on her and Teddi Mellencamp’s podcast. The Real Housewives of Orange County star said the blogger “suddenly turned on” her.
This isn’t the first time a Bravo star threatened legal action against a fan account. In 2022, Diana Jenkins sent multiple cease and desist letters to various influencers over “false and defamatory statements.” One of the accounts issued a public apology.
“Hey, Bravo Babe, so you’ve been spreading some rumors about me. You’ve been harassing me for weeks,” said Tamra in a video she posted on X, formerly known as Twitter. “Teddi and I were so nice to have you on our podcast. And within a month, you suddenly turned on me.”
“I don’t know what your problem is, but you got my attention and you’re going to get a little bit more than my attention real soon,” she added, “because I’ve contacted my attorney.”
Tamra then reacted to the fan account’s post, which falsely suggested that Tamra was ‘in a leadership role’ at Reality Blurb.
“This girl is a complete liar and has been harassing me for weeks,” wrote Tamra. “Time to get my attorneys involved.”
“Hope it was worth it, BABE 😘,” Tamra added, ending her post.
On the current season of Real Housewives of Orange County, the cast has endured a series of shifting alliances. Heather Dubrow and Tamra are now buddy-buddy despite their feud last season.
Tamra is also friends with Alexis Bellino, whose husband sued her in 2018. Alexis is now engaged to John Janssen, who was in a years-long relationship with castmate Shannon Beador (with whom Tamra is no longer close).
On a recent episode of The Viall Files, Shannon addressed Alexis and John’s relationship amid his lawsuit against Shannon for $75,000.
“I wanted to ask Alexis at the reunion, but I didn’t have a chance to say, ‘If you sleep in the same bed with John, how many minutes go by before my name is uttered?’ I wanted to ask it … Five max … They keep saying for me to move on and I have. I don’t want to talk about them. I don’t want to think about them,” said Shannon. “I think [the lawsuit is] about his reputation … He wants people to think he’s a generous person.”
