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Dorit Kemsley is not holding back when it comes to Amanda Frances.
While promoting her new memoir, Unburdened, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star recently spoke with Danny Murphy and Evan Real on SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio, where she opened up about her fractured relationship with Amanda and made it very clear that the two are not in a good place.
Dorit and Amanda’s tension has been brewing since Amanda made comments about buying Dorit’s house, which did not sit well with Dorit. Now, Dorit is calling the remarks “cringe” and accusing Amanda of portraying a version of her life that does not feel fully authentic.
When asked where things stand with Amanda now, Dorit said there is no communication between them.
“No we don’t talk; We don’t talk,” Dorit said.
Dorit then addressed Amanda’s podcast comments about potentially buying her home and did not mince words.
“I mean, I find that really cringe, but I think a lot of the things that come out of her mouth, you know, are kind of cringe,” Dorit said.
The RHOBH star explained that her bigger issue with Amanda was not just one comment. According to Dorit, she did not feel like Amanda was showing her real life on the show.
“Also, you know, I wasn’t getting authentic vibes. That was the issue that I had,” Dorit explained. “There was something, it was very much like, let me portray like everything is absolutely perfect. My life is perfect. My marriage is perfect. My kids and that’s great. I mean, and I think she’s got a beautiful life and children and she’s happy and I wish her all the best. However, it’s not real because nobody has only perfect life.”
Amanda entered RHOBH as a successful entrepreneur known for her money manifestation business and online courses. Throughout the season, she often spoke about her business, mindset and success, but some cast members questioned how much of her personal life she was actually willing to show.
Dorit echoed that concern, saying Amanda had plenty of opinions about others but seemed to avoid letting the group go deeper with her.
“And I also think that there was, you know, she had a lot of opinions, but really anytime we wanted to talk about her, it was about her business and it was only about her business,” Dorit said.
Dorit admitted that she originally thought there was potential for a friendship between them. However, things changed once Sutton Stracke told her Amanda had allegedly been speaking about her behind her back.
“And it just felt, her and I, I thought in the beginning that we might be friends. And then Sutton had told me that she was saying those things behind my back,” Dorit said.
Dorit also addressed the controversy involving Amanda’s late son, explaining that she had no idea the timing was connected to the anniversary of his passing.
“Obviously, I had no idea it was the anniversary of her son’s passing. Of course, I would never ever have brought that up, right?” Dorit said. “That turned into something.”
Dorit said if Amanda wants to hold onto negativity, that is her choice. But she ended the conversation with one very sharp final dig.
“And then she wants to hold on to some negativity, she can. However, I don’t think that bitch is going to be buying my house anytime soon.”
When it comes to Amanda, Dorit seems to be making one thing very clear. She does not believe the “perfect life” image is real, and she is not interested in pretending their friendship is in a good place.
