Carole Radziwill Gives Update on Where She Stands With Former RHONY Castmates
Carole's friendship with both Bethenny and Andy ended, yet all parties continued to slam each other in the media. Fun times! Finally, Carole and Andy reconciled and put aside their differences. It was a long time coming. And from their vibe on WWHL, it looks like their friendship is back on track.
Who does Carole Radziwill keep in touch with from The Real Housewives of New York City?
During her clubhouse return, Andy asked Carole about her former co-stars. 'Carole, who do you … who are you still in touch with from RHONY?' he asked. 'Dorinda [Medley] and I share a really good friend, so I do see her occasionally. But she's very busy doing her other shows. I have some tea about The Traitors, but I can't say,' Carole stated.
'And umm, actually Heather [Thomson] moved to the Berkshires, but she comes to the city, and I see her, you know, very occasionally. A couple times a year.'
Carole continued, 'And then other than that, I mean, I haven't seen anyone else in eight years. Although I recently randomly bumped into Ramona [Singer] and Luann [de Lesseps] at the same party. And I had to, like, look around because I'm like, 'There's definitely cameras here,'' she added. 'Like there should have been.'
When Andy asked what it was like talking to them, Carole explained her emotions. 'So, I like see them and it's sort of like 'Aww,' you know? And I don't remember. Did we hate each other? Did we not?' Carole explained. 'But Ramona was Ramona …' Then Carole launched into a spot-on Ramona impression. As for Luann? Carole hugged her former co-star. 'It's like I'm on the show again,' Carole stated. 'Like we just fall right into it.'
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