Annemarie or esophagus?!
Fans have taken to social media to roast the controversial Real Housewives of Beverly Hills newbie’s wardrobe at the People’s Choice Awards.
Is Annemarie Wiley dressed as an esophagus?
The nurse anesthetist donned a crimson gown with dramatic ruffles plunged from the top of her shoulders to her waist exposing her open chest.
Scarlet flowers were also added to the bottom of the dress from Annemarie’s hip down and around the floor.
Instagram’s @reality_meals hilariously pointed out that Annemarie resembled an esophagus … which teased Annemarie’s flop storyline around Sutton Stracke‘s digestive problems.
See for yourself:
Obviously, IG users jumped in to add their commentary.
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ICYMI:
During season 13 episode eight – titled EsophaGATE – Annemarie’s handling of Sutton’s esophagus problem was cringe to say the least.
In addition, 8.5 found herself in a feud with RHOBH‘s Crystal Kung Minkoff after it was made clear she’s a nurse – not a doctor.
Insufferable Annemarie accused the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) of “title misappropriation” after they took to social media to low-key shade Annemarie.
“The Real Housewives know a fake.”
“Anesthesiologists are medical doctors with more than 12 years of higher education and up to 16,000 hours of clinical training.”
“Title misappropriation has no place in healthcare.”
Annemarie causes cross-franchise esophagus feuding:
Not only did the ASA get involved with Annemarie and the esophagus debacle, but two Bravo doctors shared their expertise.
Former Real Housewives of Dallas star Dr. Tiffany Moon was disturbed how Annemarie “weaponized” her co-star’s diagnosed illness and told Sutton to “chew your food more.”
Additionally, Dr. Nicole Martin from Real Housewives of Miami added that Annemarie is guilty of “gaslighting” Sutton.
“It is not our place to belittle, question, or demean a patient’s symptoms or diagnosis.”
“We are there to facilitate and help the patient through the medical process,” not how Annemarie handled Sutton’s esophagus problem.
In conclusion, Dr. Nicole noted, “It was very uncomfortable and cringey to watch Annemarie belittle Sutton’s symptoms.”
