Lara Sophia 
Erin Lichy’s marriage struggles with her husband, Abe Lichy, take center stage in a new preview for season 15 of RHONY.
RHONY is back with a bang for season 15. One of the major storylines this season is Erin Lichy‘s marriage problems with her husband, Abe Lichy, and his “betrayal.” The trailer for season 15 teased that Erin will experience “unexpected issues with her husband, Abe,” throughout the season.
Now, we are getting our first look at the drama in a preview for episode two.
In a preview for episode two of season 15, Erin and her mother meet up with Ubah Hassan at a high-end wig shop as her mom has been recently diagnosed with cancer. While there, the 37-year-old opens up about her recent marital issues.
“We had like a thing. I don’t tell anyone,” she admits.
Erin continues, “I just needed him to be there for me this time, like with everything with my mom. He just piled it on. There’s sh-t that, like, I didn’t know about.”
“There were some decisions that Abe made without discussing it with me, but the problem was that the truth came out right in the middle of me dealing with my mom and everything that we’re going through. So, I wasn’t able to lean on him because he betrayed me, and I was furious with him,” she adds. “It just added so much more stress.”
In the preview, Ubah supported Erin as she opened up about marriage issues and the stress she is experiencing in her life. However, in her confessional, Ubah admits it is hard to be as supportive as she can to Erin since she doesn’t know the full scope of what she is going through.
Despite the marital drama Erin and Abe experienced throughout season 15, the mom of three recently revealed that they are still going strong.
The RHONY star answered a fan’s question about her marriage during a Q& A on Instagram.
The fan asked, “Are you guys OK? I definitely care more than I should…”
“Yes, cutie,” Erin responded.
Erin and Abe have been married for 12 years and share three children.
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