Kelly Dodd Says She Wants To ‘Hit’ A Friend ‘In The Face’ Amid Vicki Gunvalson Feud
Jan. 11 2019, Published 7:52 p.m. ET
Watch out Vicki! Kelly Dodd is in fighting mode! The Real Housewives of Orange County star said she wanted to “hit” someone both she and Tamra Judge know “directly in the face,” in another shocking round of her war of words with Vicki Gunvalson. The women had a falling out when Gunvalson accused Dodd of doing cocaine at the RHOC reunion and their relationship has been broken ever since, with Dodd threatening to quit the show if Gunvalson was not fired. Dodd’s idle threat was something the producers of the show warned her to “save for the next season,” sources told RadarOnline.com but she just couldn’t help herself! Click through the gallery for the latest round of insults being slung in the OC.
“In the boxing ring of life, it’s not how hard you can hit, But rather how many times you can get hit ? and keep moving forward,” Judge wrote on her Instagram page along with a picture of her boxing with a trainer.
Dodd commented “I wish I could do that to someone we know! But hit directly in the face,” and followers went wild, assuming she was talking about Gunvalson after their cocaine fight.
“Better yet- did @rhoc_kellyddodd just threaten physical harm?????? Hmmmmm believe when that was done to her all hell broke lose and the other party was a “psychopath”@rhoc_emilysimpson isn’t that how it went?” one fan commented, calling out her hypocrisy.
When another person told Dodd to grow up by the time she was 50 she retorted: “Nope I’m 43. And no I won’t grow up!”
Gunvalson was just as guilty as Dodd, ripping into her when she said: “She has NO job or career,” previously on Instagram
The cocaine accusations ruined Dodd’s relationship with Gunvalson but sources close to production told RadarOnline.com that Dodd was going to return for another season to fight it out on camera.
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