Monica Garcia is not done stirring the pot.
The former Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star recently raised eyebrows after sharing a video filmed in her kitchen. In the clip, Monica casually fixes her hair before breaking into a dance. But the real message had nothing to do with the choreography and everything to do with the on-screen text.
“When everyone wants to accuse Meredith of being an alcoholic, but she wasn’t the one that was taken away in an ambulance to the ER for alcohol poisoning,” the text read. “And demanded the footage never be shown and cast stay locked in their rooms while she got wheeled to get her stomach pumped. ‘Allegedly.’”
Naturally, speculation took off almost immediately. Fans began guessing who Monica could be referring to, with many pointing fingers at Heather Gay or Whitney Rose. But Monica wasn’t about to leave it there.
Following the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season finale, where viewers felt the group was projecting onto Meredith Marks and framing her as if she had an issue, Monica doubled down on Instagram with even more pointed accusations.
“we ready to talk about how worried you were that people would possibly find your coke stash in your suitcase at BravoCon? Or are we still playing it like others have the substance abuse problems?” she wrote.
She then added, “its not about the coke, it’s about the hypocrisy.”
While Monica didn’t name names, the timing and tone made it clear she wasn’t backing off. And with Salt Lake City already known for its off-camera drama, it seems the mess is far from over.
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ShrekHeather has obviously had tremendous success with it. However, the same way that Ozempic reduces cravings for food, there is growing evidence that it also reduces cravings for "other types" of addictions, aka decreasing behaviors associated with cocaine addiction. This isn't to say I believe Monica. I think she's butt hurt over losing the lawsuit that Beauty Lab had against her ... to the tune of $35K+! Last I heard she was appealing to Utah's Supreme Court.ShrekHeather has obviously had tremendous success with it. However, the same way that Ozempic reduces cravings for food, there is growing evidence that it also reduces cravings for "other types" of addictions, aka decreasing behaviors associated with cocaine addiction. This isn't to say I believe Monica. I think she's butt hurt over losing the lawsuit that Beauty Lab had against her ... to the tune of $35K+! Last I heard she was appealing to Utah's Supreme Court.