Showing posts with label Real Housewives of Dallas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Real Housewives of Dallas. Show all posts
Friday, December 21, 2018
It's A Real Housewives of Dallas Society Showdown at the Season 3 Reunion
RELATED: See Inside RHOD Star Cary Deuber's Newly Renovated Home—With a Closet Modeled After a Fendi Store
Sunday, December 2, 2018
Wednesday, November 21, 2018
LeeAnne Locken Teases That Andy Cohen "Might Have Lost Control" at 'RHOD' Season 3 Reunion
Bravo.com:
Saddle up, fans of The Real Housewives of Dallas, because the upcoming Season 3 reunion promises to be like no other. With all the friendship drama, rumors that have been flying around, and that Copenhagen trip, we are counting down the seconds until the Lone Star ladies sit down with Andy Cohen to. Discuss. It. All.RELATED: The Real Housewives of Dallas Had the Support of Their Significant Others at the Reunion
Thankfully, we caught up with LeeAnne Locken and Kameron Westcott at the Third Annual Vanderpump Dog Foundation in Los Angeles last week, and they spilled the sweet tea on what's to come at the reunion.
For starters, it was one crazy day, according to LeeAnne. "It took me 48 hours to decompress!" she told The Daily Dish. "It was loud. It was out of control at times. I really do think Andy might have lost control a couple of times. I think he thought, 'Where are these women from?' Like, he's never seen us go crazy. Here we are, crazy!"
Kameron also teased a "wild" time at this season's reunion. "I actually am still shaking from the reunion," she said. "I have been shaking actually since we left New York."
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Sunday, September 9, 2018
Sunday, July 1, 2018
D'Andra Simmons Was In The ER Recently
Bravo.com:
D'Andra Simmons is on the mend after a little accident over the weekend.RELATED: 19 Things We Learned From the Season 3 Trailer of The Real Housewives of Dallas
The Real Housewives of Dallas entrepreneur went to the emergency room after cutting her finger with a mandoline slicer while cutting up some eggplant, she shared on Twitter on Saturday. The post included a photo of D'Andra in the hospital with blood on her right hand as she awaited getting some stitches on her sliced finger. D'Andra also shared in the post that there was "#bloodeverywhere" during the incident, which she also referred to as a "#stupidaccident."
D'Andra gave an update on her injury on Twitter Monday after she returned home from the hospital. "I received eight stitches and part of my nail bed was removed. I cut off the tip of my finger, and it is extremely painful," D'Andra shared in a tweet that also featured a photo of her with part of her hand wrapped up in a pink bandage. "Thanks for the [love]."
One of the people who sent their love to D'Andra was her fellow Dallas Housewife Stephanie Hollman. "Oh my gosh girl, that is crazy! I hope you're okay!" she tweeted. "Let me know if you need anything! Love you!"
Saturday, June 30, 2018
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Monday, November 20, 2017
Tuesday, November 7, 2017
LeeAnne Locken Breaks Down Every Twist & Turn of Season 2
EOnline.com:
To say that LeeAnne Locken had an eventful second season as one of the stars of The Real Housewives of Dallas would be putting it mildly.
The Bravolebrity weathered fights, failed friendships, and a flesh-eating bacteria over the course of 12 episodes—and she did it all with her trademark sass that's made her (in her own words) "the Mouth of the South" and (in our words) one of the biggest reasons to tune in every week. With the two-part season two reunion special debuting Monday, Nov. 6, Locken sat down with E! News for a wide-ranging interview that covered every inch of her experience this year. We talked her doomed attempt at friendship with Brandi Redmond, her shocking behind-closed-doors comments about Cary and Mark Deuber, and her sweet marriage proposal from fiancé Rich Emberlin. And if you think she held back, you don't know Locken.
E! News: I want to start with the midseason turning point, that moment in your doctor's office when you were caught talking behind closed doors about Cary and Mark Deuber. Do you have any regrets about that?RELATED: LeeAnne Locken Storms Off RHOD Reunion After Costars Claim They Don't Feel Safe Around Her
Locken: It's hard to regret something you don't remember. I took medication before I left my house and then I took medication again when I got to the doctor's office. So for me, I think if you look at the moment on the boat, when Brandi tells me what I said, the look on my face is, "Really, Locken? You can't shut the eff up for five minutes? You don't have to repeat everything you know!" I beat myself, but then you know what? I was like, "You said it, own it." If the information is in my head and somebody tells me that I said it, whether I remember it or not, it's probably true. So I owned it.
Did you even know you were being recorded at that point?
Well, I was naked, but Brandi had clothes on. At the reunion, Brandi said, "I walked out of that room and I looked at the producer and said, ‘Tell me you got that.'"
Oh! Well, that sort of segues into what I was going to ask next. One, were you surprised that Brandi even told Cary? And two, larger question, watching back the season and having sat through the season, where's your relationship at with Brandi?
Non-existent. At the reunion, Brandi specifically said she does not see a future. When Andy asked me, I said, "I choose to live every day with Acts 2:25 constantly in my mind, which is, 'I pitched my tent in the land of hope.'" So, I'm always hopeful. But my mother always said I woke up singing and I went to bed crying and that's never going to change. That's my personality. So, I'm hopeful, but if her stance is she wants nothing to do with me, then that's her and her Christianity to handle. My Christianity is quite safe and sound within me and rests with rainbows and peace.
Before you got to that point at the reunion, when you were just watching the episodes unfold, how were you handling the surprise of seeing her sort of speak out of both sides of her mouth about you at times?
Heartbreaking. I'll be honest with you, while we were filming, I genuinely thought she was my friend. Not that I confided in her. You have to understand that when you grow up the way that I do, trust is not something that you just give right away, so there's levels and doors that you have to pass through. But she certainly was someone that I took the time to defend and to support. It was disheartening to see that through the whole filming I pretty much thought we were friends right up until episode 12. I really thought we were friends. To see in the last scene, what she did and how it got twisted, heartbreaking.
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
LeeAnne Locken Regrets Hot Mic Moment, Reveals Reunion 'Epiphany'
AOL.com:
"Real Housewives of Dallas" star LeeAnne Locken has had quite the season: From extreme highs (getting engaged!) to extreme lows (contracting a flesh-eating bacteria) and every argument and hot mic moment in between, Locken has truly been through it all this year. And she's ready for a break.RELATED: 'Real Housewives of Dallas' Finale Sneak Peek: Brandi Redmond Calls ���Bulls**t��� on LeeAnne Locken
"I'm done. Emotionally, I'm done," she told AOL Entertainment during a recent sit-down. "We've shot the reunion, and everything that's going to happen has happened. I'm sad about some of it -- most of it -- but as far as how I'm holding up, I'm Texas Strong. If a flesh-eating bacteria isn't going to take me out, then a freaking reality TV show won't either."
Locken told us that it took over three month to kill the bacteria, which she got towards the end of the cast's trip to Mexico during filming, and that she still has to undergo a second reconstructive surgery as a result.
In addition to fighting a flesh-eating bacteria, the outspoken Texas native was constantly at odds with fellow cast member Cary Deuber this season. Their tense relationship took a shocking turn when Brandi Redmond told Deuber about the rumors Locken repeated to her just before undergoing surgery -- essentially, that Deuber's husband, Mark, had allegedly solicited men at a local gay bar in Dallas. It's a controversial moment that Locken wishes she could take back.
"I regret saying it, completely," she admitted to us. "I regret repeating what people told me, but I will say this: I had taken medication when I left my house. I don't like surgery, and I'm a control freak. You give me pills, and I'm going to fight those drugs and be aggressive. If you look at that boat scene where Brandi says what I said, the look on my face says it all: I don't even remember saying it! I knew I had said it, because I'd been told that information. I did not plan on repeating it, though."
Monday, October 16, 2017
Monday, October 9, 2017
Saturday, September 23, 2017
D'Andra Simmons Regrets Wearing This Outfit on 'RHOD' "I’m Like What the Hell Was I Thinking?"
BravoTV.com:
We're only a few episodes into D'Andra Simmons' first season on The Real Housewives of Dallas and the newbie is already cringing at her time onscreen. Specifically, she wishes she hadn't worn a certain outfit on the show.RELATED: If You Are Sleeping on The Real Housewives of Dallas, Let This Epic (and Deadly) Midseason Tease Win You Over
D'Andra recently revealed her biggest fashion regret of the season to PEOPLE: the outfit she wore when she had an emotional conversation with her stepson Keatin when he shared that he wanted to leave their home in Dallas to return to South Carolina (clip above). “I was wearing my sweater inside out from Anthropologie. I had a bandana on my head," she said. "I’m like what the hell was I thinking? I think it was my first week of filming. I learned after that.”
But D'Andra isn't one to dwell on the past too much. She's moving forward in helping her mother, Dee Simmons, run the family business, although it's unclear when D'Andra will be able to take the reigns herself. D'Andra recently moved the empire to "a newer, more contemporary building," '90s relics and all, according to PEOPLE.
D'Andra's closet is full of finds from the past and present, including an enviable collection of Oscar de la Renta pieces.
Saturday, September 2, 2017
Cary Deuber: When You Put The Ladies All Together, It Can Get A Little Crazy”
HuffPo.com:
Cary Deuber was one of the most talk about ladies on “The Real Housewives of Dallas” during their inaugural season last year, but this year she is playing a little bit more of a peacemaker role during the series’ second season. With two new Housewives and some strife between two Season 1 ladies, Cary has her hands full trying to keep her husband Mark and her family happy, as well as trying to help things go smoothly with her fellow ladies of the Lone Star State. I had a talk with Cary about signing on for Season Two of #RHOD, moving forward with fellow castmate LeeAnne Locken, and what it’s like balancing family with reality television.
Everyone is excited that you came back and you were a fan favorite on last season of “The Real Housewives of Dallas”. What is different this year for Season Two? You know, I think it’s different having new girls with us, that kind of changes things. Having one season under my belt personally I think I definitely knew what to expect this time around too. Last year I was kind of like “what’s going on”, I mean just the dynamic you don’t know what it’s going to be like until you really get in there. I mean, I am friends with these girls, but I saw them in different groups. When you put them all in the same friend group though, it can get a little crazy.
You have two new girls in the mix with D’Andra Simmons and Kameron Wescott coming on board, and Tiffany Hendra and Marie Reyes not returning. How different are things with new ladies in the mix with the rest of you? It’s a lot different, for me especially, probably because i have known these ladies so long. I have known D’Andra for about ten years, and I’ve known her mother and her family, and I have known Kameron for about six years. The three of us actually know each other through a local charity that we have all been with for about ten years so I know them really well. As for the other ladies, I miss Tiffany somewhat, she was always friendly and I think she and Aaron were great. With these new ladies though, I at least have reinforcements a little bit. (laughs).RELATED: Real Housewives of Dallas, Ep. 3: Everyone Makes Up. Nobody Fights.
Last year you and your husband Mark had a rough time with co-star LeeAnne Locken. Have things improved since you last run-in at the reunion? You know things are better, she has apologized. I personally am just getting over being blindsided by the whole thing, because it really was completely out of nowhere. LeeAnne and I are now getting to a better place, we have both put in effort. I give both of us an “A” for effort at least and we will see how that goes. You’ll have to wait and see how that goes! (laughs).
Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
Stephanie Hollman Reveals Big Changes She Made Going into Season 2 of 'Real Housewives of Dallas'
AOL.com:
This ain't her first rodeo, but Stephanie Hollman still made some changes going into Season 2 of "Real Housewives of Dallas."RELATED: Behold, a new collection of Real Housewives taglines
The mother of two, who charmed Bravo loyalists last year with her quippy one-liners and her playful friendship with Brandi Redmond, recently opened up to AOL Entertainment about the pressure she felt while filming Season 1 and her new approach going into Season 2.
"Last year I felt like it was so serious," she explained to us. "I was so nervous all the time, and it's hard to trust the process when you're not sure what's going to happen. This time around was very different for me, though, because I trust Bravo and Bravo's fans more [than I did before]. I trust the process. It's easier to let your guard down when you do that."
One way that Hollman was able to relax a bit more during the four-month filming process was to reevaluate her household's dynamic in order to be more realistic about how much she could have on her plate at one time.
"I was smarter this year! Last year, juggling the kids going to and from school, that was a real struggle for me," she continued. "If things ran over with filming, I couldn't just call the school and be like, 'Sorry!' I never wanted to be that mom that's not dependable, so we hired an assistant/house manager just to get everything done. I just realized that I don't do well under stress, and I wanted to make sure my kids never felt like they couldn't do the things that they always could."
Hollman's struggle with dealing with stress was proven when she suffered a string of three car accidents while filming the show's first season. It was a scary reminder to take a step back.
"I don't know if you noticed, but last year I had three different cars during the ten episodes, because I had three different accidents during filming," she revealed to AOL Entertainment. "I would get so flustered! I wrecked my car, my loaner car and then my car again. I lost my insurance, so I also had to get someone to drive me around [this season]."
Monday, August 14, 2017
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