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Former ‘RHOC’ Star Alexis Bellino Slams Gretchen & Katie For “Lying”

Lyndon Abioye |

Alexis Bellino is weighing in on the drama surrounding Gretchen Rossi, Tamra Judge, and Katie Ginella.

The former Real Housewives of Orange County star said she “one million percent” believes Gretchen was the one who told Katie about the roofie allegations against Tamra.

The controversy stems from a party filmed back in 2008, when Tamra was caught whispering about getting Gretchen “naked wasted.” In the current season, Tamra alleged that Katie told a reporter that Gretchen had accused her of roofieing her that night. Gretchen later appeared to waffle on whether she ended up in the hospital the morning after. Katie initially denied leaking anything before claiming Gretchen did, in fact, make those accusations.

Earlier this season, Alexis revealed that Katie had once played her a voice memo of Shannon Beador spiraling last season…something Katie later denied, instead accusing Alexis of lying.

When Alexis appeared on Reality with the King with Carlos King, she kept it real.

“One million percent, after watching the whole episode,” Alexis declared. “Both Katie and Gretchen got caught lying and saying one thing and then saying the other.”

“Why are we rehashing something that happened 12 freaking years ago?” she continued. “It wasn’t an affair with a husband. It was a stupid little drinking fest words. I don’t think Tamra was correct in using that verbiage and making a joke about that. However, [since] 12 years ago, Tamra’s grown. She’s grown up a little bit.”

What stunned Alexis most was how the dishonesty kept circling back.

Alexis doubled down on her claims that Katie once shared Shannon’s voice memo with her.

“She shows me the audio [of Shannon] that she [later] wants to take back and [claim] she didn’t show me,” Alexis added. “Hello, I’m not going to lie about it. Nor would I know everything that was said on that [voice memo] if you hadn’t let me listen to the whole minute-and-a-half.”

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