The drama on The Real Housewives of Miami season seven finale took a sharp turn when Adriana de Moura issued a chilling threat against fellow cast member Julia Lemigova.
Now, Adriana is opening up about the situation in an exclusive interview with Entertainment Tonight, shedding light on what really sparked her confrontation.
Adriana revealed that her frustration stems from how Julia “is weaponizing sexuality,” a tactic that deeply troubles her. “That’s what saddens me the most. Being an ally to this gay community. I’m not gay, but if I were, do you know the consequences of being outed on national television in that manner?” Adriana explained, emphasizing the seriousness of Julia’s actions and the impact on the LGBTQ+ community.
Contrary to rumors that her threat was linked to Julia’s alleged affair with a Haitian mortician, Adriana clarified this was not the case. Instead, the “big bomb” she was ready to drop was about Julia’s facelift, a secret Julia wanted to keep under wraps. According to Adriana, Julia’s choice to leave her partner Martina, who was battling two cancers, to travel to Paris for a “full facelift” sparked tension.
Adriana recounted, “When she left Martina, fighting not one but two cancers, and decided to leave Martina to go in New York to go to Paris to have a full facelift, and when I told her, ‘Julia, don’t do that. That’s not going to look good if somebody finds out,’ she says, ‘Oh,’ because she gets angry.” She went on to describe Julia’s reaction as aggressive, noting, “Now, finally, people are seeing her true reaction. She doesn’t like to be called out, and she gets very aggressive when you call her out.”
Adriana didn’t hold back in her critique of Julia’s behavior, alleging, “So she got really aggressive and she said, ‘This was scheduled, and what difference does it make? And I’m gonna say I’m gonna go see my daughter.’ And the daughter had to leave school every day and be her nurse. She was using her daughter to be her nurse while Martina is alone in New York City, fighting two cancers. So who does that? She’s so selfish.”
She emphasized that her threat was “nothing to do with sexuality, with hooking up, with her affairs that she has had for many times.” Adriana also detailed Julia’s history of infidelity, saying, “She had an affair when they were living in Paris, and Martina left her for good. She had to grovel to Martina for four months to forgive her and bring her back. It’s a pattern of behavior. That’s who she truly is.”
Adriana even revealed how she came to know about Julia’s reported affair with the Haitian mortician: “She was just bragging about it. She was just saying how Martina was annoying and boring, and Martina wasn’t fun, because Julia’s all about the fun. And how she had these lovers, and then she’s talking about the Haitian lover and the cop lover.”
Once close friends, Adriana now sees herself as the victim of Julia’s manipulative tactics. “I feel like I was the victim of her intent to ‘friend-gage’ me and then later, use this, having a trump card in her pocket when she needed to come for me,” she admitted.
As fans await the next season, it’s clear that the tension between Adriana and Julia remains palpable—and their complicated history is far from over.
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