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Carlton Gebbia has joined Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for its fourth season, and while the season hasn’t even aired yet to see what antics the ladies are up to, Carlton is already shaking up some buzz! RHOBH In the trailer, we learn of Carlton’s faith, and she has already been labeled a “witch”, but is she wearing a black pointed hat and casting spells to harm people? Carlton took to Twitter to clarify her faith to some curious (and concerned?) viewers! Check out what she had to say below: @TheJaySavage Thank u Jay but I won't b pulling a cauldron out anytime soon though. Xo
— Carlton (@CarltonGebbia13) September 19, 2013
@teresaisthebest ... I am & unfortunately my Faith has a stigma attached that does not cast a positive light upon it but what I practice is.
— Carlton (@CarltonGebbia13) September 19, 2013
@teresaisthebest...There r so many misconceptions but I practice white & believe in the power of prayer. not all Wicca, Paganism is dark.
— Carlton (@CarltonGebbia13) September 19, 2013
Carlton is of Wiccan faith, and it seems that she is NOT that kind of a witch – she’s a good witch! What are your thoughts on Carlton so far?@teresaisthebest I really cant answer that. I just don't feel people r defined by their religious beliefs but by their hearts. No judgement
— Carlton (@CarltonGebbia13) September 19, 2013
No, Carlton Gebbia is not a witch. She practices the Wiccan faith, which is often misunderstood and associated with negative stereotypes. However, she clarifies that she practices white magic and believes in the power of prayer, emphasizing that not all Wicca or Paganism is dark.
Carlton Gebbia’s faith, Wicca, has a stigma attached to it due to misconceptions and stereotypes. Many people associate Wicca with dark magic or harmful practices. However, Carlton explains that she practices white magic and believes in the power of prayer, highlighting that not all Wicca or Paganism is negative.
Carlton Gebbia believes that people should not be defined by their religious beliefs but by their hearts. She emphasizes that judgment should not be based on someone’s faith, indicating that she does not judge others based on their religious beliefs.
