“So I don’t know why Tamra attacked me today calling me ‘a thirsty bitch.’ Thirsty about what?” the New York native asked. While Bravo hasn’t officially confirmed Judge’s return, Zarin claimed she believed it was public knowledge. Judge joined RHOC in season 3 and stayed with the Bravo drama for 12 years, departing in January 2020 after being demoted to “friend.” She returned to the Housewives franchise earlier this year on Peacock’s The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Ex-Wives Club alongside Zarin and Gunvalson, 60, as well as Brandi Glanville, Phaedrea Parks, Eva Marcille, Dorinda Medley and Taylor Armstrong. The outlet also asked Gunvalson for her reaction to news of her pal’s return, and she didn’t share any hurt feelings, despite Zarin’s claims. Page Six reported on Saturday that inside sources said Judge would be back as a cast member, but neither Bravo nor Judge officially announced the news. I just repeated the news that was already printed.”
She continued, adding, “I had read online that Vicki was not coming back and Tamra was - and I said that. This morning I was on my way to the event and I use the expression often, ‘breaking news,’ but it doesn’t mean that there’s anything breaking that wasn’t broken to me,” Zarin said. “I just have to straighten something out. The Real Housewives of New York City alum, who was hosting her Luxury Luncheon in the Hamptons, returned to Instagram hours later to explain herself. Jill is the thirstiest bitch I’ve ever met,” she told the camera. The Vena CBD cocreator also shared a video via both Twitter and Instagram Stories to make her point clear. Judge, 54, responded to a clip of the live stream via Twitter on Saturday. “Tamra’s coming back, and you know, my friend Vicki ‘s not happy,” Zarin, 58, told followers in a since-deleted Instagram Live video on Saturday, July 16. Tamra Judge was not happy that Jill Zarin told followers the “Two Ts In A Pod” podcast host is returning to The Real Housewives of Orange County.
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