RHOC’s Kelly Dodd appears to confirm she’s FIRED from show after slamming boss Andy Cohen as ‘anti-American’ at reunion
REAL Housewives of Orange County star Kelly Dodd appeared to confirm she’s been FIRED from the long running reality television show.
The Bravo mom believes she won’t be back next season after she shared fans’ criticisms that boss Andy Cohen is “anti-American” at the reunion.
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Yesterday, Kelly posted on Instagram along with a snap of her and her Positive Beverage drink: “What did you guys think of the Reunion? Please share your thoughts!”
A fan commented: “You got fired for questioning masks and supporting trump?! Braunwnyn admits to trying to get a 14 year old drugs and she’s given kleenex? she should be gone!”
A follower also wrote in the post: “They better not fire you, people are fed up with the cancel culture. Love you and your husband together.”
Kelly replied: “It’s likely to happen.”
The reunion saw Andy and Kelly butt heads over politics.
Andy relayed he received messages saying Kelly “was uneducated, putting out misinformation, and behaving like a moron” because she wants businesses to open up despite the increasing cases of Covid-19.
Kelly hit back: “I get them too, saying that you’re Anti-American, that you put your political beliefs out there, that they don’t want to watch a political show.”
Kelly also recently said on the platform, she would not come back to RHOC if her co-star Braunwyn Windham-Burke was still on the show.
The newlywed, who married Fox News corresondent, Rick Leventhal, in October, explained: “I know I cannot film with Braunwyn, I know for a fact I cannot. There’s just no way.
“If she comes back then I’m out because I know for a fact I cannot. She’s dangerous. Calling people and saying they’re racists and homophobes, and saying I’m a bad mom running around traveling.”
Braunwyn came under fire at the Season 15 reunion when Shannon revealed she offered her 14-year-old daughter, Stella, “the good stuff” at a barbecue two years ago.
Braunwyn cried, admitting: “I can’t believe I did that to a kid.”
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Last Spring, Kelly was criticized for her remarks about the pandemic, saying: “Do you know how many people died from the h1n1, the swine flu or SARS??
“It’s 25 per cent get your facts straight you are only hearing numbers not the reality!! It’s God’s way of thinning the herd!!
“If you are vulnerable or compromised stay inside if you don’t protect others by wearings masks and gloves keep your distance and don’t go out if you are ill!! It’s common sense.”
In October, she faced backlash for wearing a hat that read “Drunk Wives Matter,” a play on the Black Lives Matter movement, at her bridal shower.