Tamra Judge is speaking out, taking aim at Garcelle Beauvais’ actions on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and calling out a glaring double standard that’s caught the attention of many viewers.
During a recent episode of RHOBH, Garcelle was seen defending Sutton Stracke after Sutton made a harsh comment about Dorit Kemsley, calling her a “b**ch” and storming off from an event. While Garcelle rushed to defend Sutton’s behavior, things took a turn when Boz Saint John stepped in. Boz, who has been vocal about her loyalty to Dorit, called Garcelle out for coddling Sutton, which led to Garcelle shutting her down with a sharp retort: “Stop being Dorit’s spokesperson!”
Tamra Judge, on her Two Ts In A Pod podcast, shared her thoughts, questioning why it was acceptable for Garcelle to speak on Sutton’s behalf but not for Boz to defend Dorit.
“Why is it okay for Garcelle to speak for Sutton but Boz can’t speak for Dorit?” Tamra asked. It’s a question that has sparked debate among Housewives fans. But it didn’t stop there—Dolores Catania, who stepped in for Teddi Mellencamp on the podcast, weighed in, too.
“We’re in the fking world of double standard,” Dolores said, adding that on Housewives, these kinds of contradictions are par for the course. “It is double standard, triple, quadruple fking standard around here.”
The conversation turned to Boz’s relationship with Dorit and her recent comments about Kyle Richards. Boz, who’s recently bonded with Dorit, was criticized for making an opinion on Kyle despite being relatively new to the group.
Tamra Judge didn’t hold back: “It’s a little weird, I’m gonna say, Boz just came into this group. She’s made her opinion about Kyle, who’s the sweetest person, and she’s really latched on to Dorit, which is fine. But to make opinions about Kyle when maybe Kyle’s not the type that spills her guts in the first 15 seconds?”
Dolores agreed, suggesting that Boz needed more time to get to know Kyle. “Boz, you gotta get to know her.”
Tamra echoed the sentiment: “You gotta get to know her.”
Boz, however, has defended her stance in recent interviews. Boz downplayed any idea that her loyalty to Dorit was driven by favoritism, insisting that it wasn’t about taking sides. Instead, she said that her friendship with Dorit has come down to a simple matter of communication: “If you want me to be your friend, I can be your friend, but that means you got to tell me what’s going on.”
For Boz, it’s all about openness and transparency. She’s not looking to play favorites but simply wants to understand where her friendships stand.
