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Real Housewives of Orange County Preview: What Happened After The Dinner Party From Hell?

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April 26 2013, Published 1:02 p.m. ET

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We've got a first look at the upcoming episode of the Real Housewives of Orange County, which picks up in the wake of last week's dinner party from hell, where Tamra Barney kicked out rival Alexis Bellino.

In the clip, Alexis -- who was told by Tamra to "get the f*ck out" of the swanky bash -- is seen in a limo outside, in a heated discussion with new castmate Lydia McLaughlin, over whether her claims she was being bullied were valid.

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"People commit suicide ..." Lydia said before Alexis cut her off, saying she "had to go on Xanax" as result of past struggles stemming from the drama when the ladies went to Costa Rica.

Tamra heard it all, and when Vicki Gunvalson -- who brought Alexis to the affair in the first place in hopes of smoothing things over -- told her "Shush for a minute," an enraged Tamra snapped back, "No, I'm not gonna shush!"

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Heather Dubrow said Bellino's claim of a temporary Xanax dependency was nothing but bad melodrama.

"There are many people who need to be medicated in this world, for many reasons, and her little rich girl problems aren't one of them," the beautiful brunette groused.

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We'll see it all unfold when the Real Housewives of Orange County airs on Bravo Monday at 8/7c.

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