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Tamra Judge has once again weighed in on Jennifer Pedranti and Ryan Boyajian’s relationship, stirring up fresh speculation ahead of Jennifer’s much-anticipated wedding.
During a recent appearance on New York Live, Tamra Judge didn’t hold back when the topic of Jennifer’s wedding invite, or lack thereof, came up.
When the host mentioned a trailer clip where Jennifer discusses her wedding and hints that Tamra might not be invited, Tamra’s response was candid and clear: “Do you think I wanted to be invited to that wedding? Let’s be honest, now. I swear I actually started laughing when she said that, well, I don’t want to and I’m like do you think I want to go? Like, no, I don’t.”
@newyorklivetv @Tamra Judge says she didn’t want an invite to Jen’s wedding! But… is the wedding even happening? ???????@Bravo #newyorklivetv #rhoc #tamrajudge #realhousewives ? original sound – New York Live TV
Tamra’s blunt dismissal of the idea that she wanted an invite seemed to suggest that any tensions were mutual, but she also added a touch of intrigue by questioning the status of the wedding itself. “And where’s the wedding?” she asked with a smirk.
When pressed if the wedding was off, she teased, “You have to wait and see. You have to listen to the lie detector test. See who’s, uh, nervous about moving forward. That’s a little tease right there.” This hint toward Jennifer’s upcoming lie detector episode points to some pre-wedding nerves, something many couples experience before tying the knot.
The history between Tamra and Jennifer helps explain the sharp tone in these comments. The two were once close friends before Jennifer joined the show, but once Jennifer’s relationship with Ryan became a focal point, Tamra’s attitude toward her seemed to shift.
Through it all, Jennifer has maintained her composure, focusing on building her future with Ryan. While Tamra’s remarks add fuel to the drama, Jennifer’s calm and poised approach continues to stand out, making her journey one that fans are keenly watching as the season progresses.
