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Heather Gay is already giving fans a sense of what went down during The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6 reunion, and it sounds like the cast’s trip to New York City delivered more than a few explosive moments.
Filming stretched late into the night on Thursday, Dec. 4, and both Heather and Andy Cohen hinted that the women had a lot to work through during her appearance on Watch What Happens Live.
One major topic was the off-camera airplane feud between Meredith Marks and Britani Bateman. The moment wasn’t filmed for the show, but Heather said the reunion gives viewers the missing context. “I think you have to tune into the reunion,” she explained. “I think we really nailed down on a lot of those reasons.” She also pointed to Britani’s decision to record the group in a sprinter van earlier in the season, adding, “we don’t record each other, especially in times of crisis.”
Andy noted that the women also called out Meredith and Lisa Barlow for frequently answering for each other. “I know at the reunion, every time one of them started to speak for the other, the rest of you were like, ‘Let them say it on their own,’” he recalled.
Heather didn’t shy away from describing the emotional highs and lows. Lisa was the “most heated,” Bronwyn Newport “shed the most tears,” and everyone, she said, has the “most growth to do after the reunion.”
Still, the day brought some positive shifts. Heather said she feels closest to her cousin Whitney Rose after everything that unfolded. “Whitney was an MVP,” she noted. “I was really proud of her.”
During the Watch What Happens Live After Show, Andy reflected on the bond forming among the cast. “I love that I can sense a real level of sisterhood,” he said. “No matter what happens in terms of the minutiae of fighting, I know you all care about each other, which I think, speaks volumes.”
Heather agreed and echoed something Meredith shared. “It’s true. Meredith said it best. She said like, even though it seems like she hates all of us, if anyone here called me at one in the morning, she would pick up the call and she would get every resource to help us. And I feel that from all of the women and I hope that, like, that’s like really our sisterhood. Like, we really do have a foundation of true, true sisterhood.”
