The betrayal is at an all-time high on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 6, and on the upcoming episode on Tuesday night, things will finally come to a head between Lisa Vanderpump, Dorit Kemsley and Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave.
Tension has been riding high within the cast, and the lies have been stacking up between all three of the women—and to think, all their drama started over a dog!
Lisa V. is still peeved by Dorit seemingly sending one of her adopted Vanderpump Dogs, Lucy Lucy Apple Juice, to the kill shelter, which Teddi may have known about or is at least supposed to be—in most conniving of efforts—convincing Dorit to come clean about. Meanwhile, Dorit's feeling like she's being manipulated by both Lisa and Teddi. No one's story is truly adding up, and on episode 6 all the fibs will come face-to-face for the first time since the RHOBH cast's explosive Bahamas trip.
In the episode 6 sneak peek, Dorit rehashes the situation with Erika Jayne, and says she feels like everyone's out to get her, Lisa specifically. "I feel like I've got two friends that were trying to set me up to hurt me," Dorit confesses.
Erika Jayne's best advice? "Don't trust anybody," she says.
Later in the episode, all the brewing animosity between the women will bubble over during a dinner outing when Teddi reveals she's been used by Lisa to deceive Dorit. "I was set up and I took the bait, but I could not go through with it," Teddi says to her cast mate in the clip.
Of course, Lisa won't go down without a fight and insinuates Teddi had a bigger role in the Lucy Lucy Apple Juice tragedy that she should feel guilty about.
"No, I feel betrayed by you," Teddi snipes.
"Well I feel betrayed by you too," Lisa V replies.
Watch all the drama unfold when Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Bravo at 9 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
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