“It was unfortunate that there weren’t cameras in Aspen. It was something that happened so spontaneously.”
“In the moment, I didn’t think to turn on my voice memos. When somebody’s having a nuclear breakdown, you don’t think, ‘Oh, I should be filming this.’ That doesn’t come across your mind.”
“It was unfortunate that in this sprinter van, there were no cameras. Because we were done filming. We’d shut down.”
When asked if Kathy received a good edit because she was newer to the cast, Lisa clarified how Kathy is treated on set versus the other women. “I think it’s more complicated than that.”
The former Melrose Place actress continued without naming Kathy.  “I think that certain people got involved. I’m going to tread very lightly. But I think certain people got involved that could maybe quiet the story, could make certain things go away. A whole other level of stuff went down to make sure that that person was protected.”
Drilling in the victim narrative, Rinna elaborated, “I think it’s pretty obvious. There’s a smear campaign that went on online against me. It was all very calculated. And there was a person on payroll doing that.”
“But here’s the thing. You got to see the tail of the monster. She just showed her tail.”
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