“Real Housewives of Orange County” fans have endured a challenging period known as the “flop era” of the show. This era included problematic moments with Kelly Dodd, coverage of the beginning of COVID, and seasons that were less exciting. However, Season 17 of the show is offering something lighter, and one real housewife, Heather Dubrow, is embodying this change. Dubrow expresses concern that this lightheartedness may not last. In the past, Dubrow has been seen as pretentious and condescending, and her castmates have focused on this during this season. Despite her wealthy status, Dubrow showcases particularity rather than snobbishness. During a recent press event, Dubrow appeared respectful and appreciative towards the restaurant staff. Dubrow’s return to the show last year was an attempt by Bravo to reintroduce “class” to the show. However, her first season back did not go as well as expected. The addition of other familiar cast members like Tamra Judge and guest appearances by Vicki Gunvalson aimed to improve the show. Dubrow discusses the criticism and expectations surrounding her return to the show and addresses the role of an ensemble cast in its success. She also comments on feeling isolated from the group during this season and expresses surprise and hurt by the comments made by cast member Gina. Dubrow shares her thoughts on Tamra’s return, her connection with Andy Cohen, and speculates about who the villain of this season might be. Overall, Dubrow hopes for a lighter, more entertaining season for the viewers.
Heather Dubrow from ‘RHOC’ Ponders Whether She’s Positioned as the Villain of the Season
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