Actress Jennifer Lawrence called Erika Jayne, a star on the Bravo show The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, evil'
Actress Jennifer Lawrence called Erika Jayne, a star on the Bravo show The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, evil'
Updated on September 14, 2022 17:55 PM by Michael Davis
Former Real Housewives of New York housewife Bethenny Frankel
Reality television enthusiast and actress Jennifer Lawrence once told Vogue that former Real Housewives of New York housewife Bethenny Frankel "is not a chef," she recently revealed her thoughts on another Housewife, Erika Jayne of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Jayne is a cast member of the show. At the Toronto International Film Festival 2022, Jennifer Lawrence chatted with Variety about the most recent season of the television show Beverly Hills, 90210. Her review? "Not a very successful season."
Lawrence can be heard saying, "It's just been dull"
In the video, Lawrence can be heard saying, "It's just been dull." "And I believe that Erika is... a bad person? As Lawrence shifts into fan mode, her co-star and fellow viewer Brian Tyree Henry laughs (looking like a freshly cracked pistachio in a monochrome suit). She continues by saying this with a concerned tone, "I would even go so far as to say, um, she needs a publicist." "Like, ASAP." Jayne, who is still dealing with multiple legal issues relating to her divorce from Tom Girardi, has been the target of a lot of criticism in this season of RHOBH.
Some of the reasons for this criticism include her comments on Crystal Kung Minkoff's eating disorder as well as her behaviour toward Sutton Stracke. "Like, ASAP." "Lisa Rinna made an effort to look out for her, and she didn't pull a Dorinda as she did with Dorinda — remember when they were in Colombia? " Lawrence continues, turning to Henry for confirmation before making his next statement. "And Dorinda's, like fucking Joker makeup? ”
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Henry's response
Henry's response to her is, "Don't bring me into this, don't drag me into this," while also avoiding making eye contact with her. You select whether the following section of the sentence is problematic or not. "I don't want Dorinda or Erika coming for me." It is also questioned of Lawrence what she thinks of Kathy Hilton's recurrent position as a "friend of the programme," to which she responds promptly, "Stay! ”