Kyle Richards CALLS OUT Boz – Accuses Her of ONLY Defending Dorit Kemsley!
Kyle Richards, Sutton Stracke, and Garcelle Beauvais formed an unexpected alliance on the RHOBH After Show, ganging up on Bozoma with shady remarks and subtle digs.
Bozoma Saint John, 48, has stood firm in her claim that Kyle, 56, was “cold” to her. But rather than taking accountability, Kyle has turned the tables, questioning Boz’s loyalty and suggesting she’s only siding with Dorit Kemsley, 48, out of friendship. Now, with Sutton, 53, and Garcelle, 58, jumping into the conversation, Boz finds herself on the receiving end of a group attack.
Boz first made her feelings about Kyle’s behavior clear on The RHOBH: After Show, explaining that she felt dismissed by Kyle from the start. “My opinion on how Kyle is behaving is my opinion, and no one can tell me that that’s wrong,” Boz stated on the February 18 episode. “I think that Kyle was cold to me. I don’t take that back at all. She was.”
Kyle was questioning why Boz felt this way. “It genuinely just hurt my feelings because I was having a completely different experience,” Kyle said, brushing off the accusation.
But instead of taking a moment for self-reflection, Kyle went on the offensive, implying that Boz’s opinion wasn’t even her own. “Are you just saying this because you’re friends with Dorit?” Kyle asked, further adding that she asked the other women, “‘Have you spent a lot of time with Boz? Did you go visit her after her surgery?’ ‘No.’ ‘No, I didn’t even know she had surgery,’ is what they said to me.”
Rather than acknowledging how she may have treated Boz differently, Kyle painted her as an outsider whose opinion wasn’t valid. Not only did Kyle dismiss Boz’s feelings, but Garcelle and Sutton quickly followed suit.
“You’re in Dorit’s house and she’s over there and everybody’s over here with Sutton who’s trying to leave,” Boz recalled, explaining why she spoke up at the time. “If she’s trying to leave, let her go. I don’t understand why we’re sitting around trying to convince her to stay.”
Boz made it clear she wasn’t playing favorites, just acknowledging that the attention should have been on Dorit as the host. “It wasn’t even that I’m coming in defense of [Dorit] as [Dorit]. If it was happening in Kyle’s house, I would’ve said that,” she clarified.
“Garcelle, a million times, and even in that particular situation, was giving excuses for why Sutton was behaving poorly, yet I am Dorit’s spokeswoman?” Boz fired back. “No, I’m also trying to explain the fact that we should be more concerned with our hostess than the person who’s trying to leave.”
Sutton also chimed in, wondering why Boz would defend Dorit in the first place. “I didn’t understand where that was coming from, why she was standing up so much for Dorit at this point and not saying, ‘Hey, what’s going on?’” Sutton said, making it clear that Boz standing by Dorit was a problem for her.
Instead of acknowledging the obvious alliance forming against Boz, Kyle played the victim, acting as if she was the one blindsided. “Why would that bother Boz? You’ve been standing by Dorit no matter what,” Kyle said, further pushing the narrative that Boz was taking sides.
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