Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley is over Sutton Stracke’s role as the victim after the cast member accused the other ladies of targeting her from the very beginning.
During a boat outing, Sutton lashed out at Erika Jayne, who called her out for not being supporting of some of the ladies during their lowest moments, including herself, Kyle Richards and Dorit.
Sutton later accused the other Housewives of ambushing her and of trying to “break” her since she joined the show.
“It’s deflection,” Dorit told Bozoma Saint John on the RHOBH: After Show. “It’s a consistent tactic. She shows up but made it incredibly clear she didn’t want to have any conversation whatsoever. No one was allowed to speak to her.”
“Another big, huge victim Sutton, where this is the same woman that can say, ‘Why don’t you pick on someone with the same wallet size,’ who can scream in your face, who can go as low as can be, who can weaponize the s–t out of people’s real s–t they’re going through, which is very, very, very low.”
“She just is constantly drama, drama, drama. It’s like we’re all forced to just accept it. And what happens is I’ve reached a point where I no longer have the patience for it. I’m no longer okay with it. I’m tired of saying, ‘Here she goes again.'”
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Bravo every Tuesday at 8/7c, and the episodes are available to stream the next day on Peacock.
