It feels like Alexis returned to The Real Housewives of Orange County with a vendetta. It’s not about her meshing with the rest of the cast. She’s completely focused on clearing her boyfriend’s name. And it seems that part of that process is to release unflattering video footage of the Real For Real founder.
Alexis Bellino offered to show Tamra Judge the videos of Shannon Beador, but she declined
Tamra teased just how bad it could be for Shannon during a recent interview with Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea podcast.
“From what I’ve heard — and I haven’t seen them [the videos] — they’re extremely damaging to Shannon,” the RHOC veteran revealed. Extremely .”
According to the Bravolebrity, her former bestie “does some things … that are not good” in the footage, which is apparently a compilation of Ring camera footage.
During the recent RHOC episode, Alexis suggested that she’s considering whether to “pull out the videos.” The reality TV star revealed frustration with Shannon for speaking ill about John, and feels releasing the footage would vindicate them. The couple allegedly have “a lot of” videos that could “ruin [Shannon’s] life.”
In a confessional interview, Alexis told producers that the videos of Shannon were so bad that after viewing them, she “couldn’t go back to feeling the same about her.”
Tamra had the opportunity to see the “months and months and months” of footage, but she declined Alexis’ offer.
“She told me I could see them if I want to. I have not seen them. They’re actually Ring footage cameras from John’s house inside and out,” she revealed.
But the former CUT fitness owner thinks that Alexis is holding back, for now . The videos could impact Shannon’s three daughters.
“Alexis has said over and over, ‘I don’t think it’d be a good idea for any of these videos to come out because it can affect her children,’” Tamra explained, “and things like that.”
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