‘Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’ Star Lisa Barlow Breaks Down In Tears On ‘WWHL’ While Talking About Heather Gay’s Betrayal
Lisa Barlow became emotional on Tuesday night’s (Oct. 28) episode of Watch What Happens Live while speaking about her drama with Heather Gay.
In the latest episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City—which aired right before Barlow’s visit to the Bravo Clubhouse—Gay confronted the Vida Tequila founder for allegedly digging up dirt on her castmates and feeding it to the bloggers. The episode ended with Barlow in tears, denying every accusation that had been hurled her way.
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“I felt like it was a little snakey,” she said on Watch What Happens Live when host Andy Cohen asked if she was surprised that Gay turned on her.
“It hurt my feelings a lot because I thought we were in a great place,” she continued. “We’ve gone through so much together. Two years ago, she had said to me, ‘I wanted everyone to hate you and when they did, it still didn’t feel good.’ So, it really hurt me that she went back.”
With Barlow’s voice beginning to crack, Cohen asked, “Are you getting emotional?” Trying to hold back tears, Barlow confirmed, “Yeah. It hurt my feelings.”
The Real Housewives of New York City star Erin Lichy then chimed in to comfort Barlow.
“She’s the sweetest. We were together last night and honestly, you are such a genuinely sweet person,” she said. “I feel bad. I mean, you can’t do that without proof, right?”
According to Barlow, she lashed out in the episode because she had initially defended Whitney Rose against Bronwyn Newport’s claim that she was the one spreading gossip.
“That’s when I stood up for Whitney and said, ‘No one here would do that. Whitney wouldn’t do that. None of us would do it,’” Barlow recalled. “And then Whitney, instead of being like, ‘Thank you,’ was like, ‘You did this to me last year.’”
She added, “I didn’t do it to you last year. It was proven, like all of your false allegations, wrong.”
Watch What Happens Live airs Sunday through Thursday at 10 p.m. ET on Bravo. New episodes are available to stream the next day on Peacock.
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