Dorinda Medley reveals which Housewives annoyed her during ‘Ultimate Girls Trip’

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Dorinda Medley confesses that tempers were frayed while filming the upcoming “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip Ex-Wives Club.”

“We had our moments,” she exclusively told Page Six at Variety’s 2022 Power of Women: New York Event on Thursday night. “We were there for eight days, filming 12-14 hours a day so I have to say we all irritated each other at some point.

“I think the people who irritated me the least were probably Phaedra [Parks] and Eva [Marcille],” she shared.

Former “Housewives” Tamra Judge, Vicki Gunvalson, Jill Zarin, Taylor Armstrong and Brandi Glanville are also cast members on the show.

The upcoming Bravo spinoff series features the eight Housewives vacationing together at Medley’s sprawling Blue Stone Manor estate in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

“You gotta remember I hadn’t had anyone at Blue Stone Manor for almost 16 months and then eight women, some I knew well, some I didn’t know at all, some I knew a little bit, and then put them in Blue Stone Manor when it was still technically COVID.

Cast of "The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip Ex-Wives Club."
Filming took place at Medley’s estate in Massachusetts.
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“We were stuck there, so even in the best of circumstances, I think people would get a little bit annoyed with each other.”

The Bravolebrity also told us that it wasn’t easy being put “on pause” by the network.

“Listen you’re never happy to be put on the famous red pause, in other words being fired. In my life, if you’re not working you’re fired,” she shared, adding that it was great time to write her book, “Make It Nice.”

Dorinda Medley
Medley also told us about being “on pause” from the network.
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She added, “It was COVID, so it was great to be with my family at Blue Stone Manor and get [my] bourbon line out. I was on for six years, sometimes rejection is protection right? It was a great opportunity to build myself and reset.”

She had previously told fellow Housewife Bethenny Frankel on her “Just B” podcast that she didn’t agree with the decision and was “ready” and “excited” to return only to be told she was “on pause.”

The Variety event drew a host of boldfaced names including honorees Queen Latifah, Drew Barrymore, Kim Cattrall, Camila Cabello and Venus Williams.

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