She said: “After a very incredible regression that I had, I found out some amazing information. Lisa and I share this very special bond in another lifetime,” she told The Daily Telegraph. “It has to be revealed on the show,” chipped in Lisa. “Let’s just say she owes me 250 years of birthday and Christmas presents.”
Outspoken Oldfield and calm Levendi admit they’re total opposites, but say their friendship just works.
“Athena is somebody who’s very spiritual and very in touch with the universe — whereas I am a cynic,” said Oldfield. “The funny thing was when I met her we had this instant connection. I just found her intriguing.
“Athena’s real — unlike any of the other housewives,” said Oldfield. “There’s been a lot of slings and arrows hurled my way, all of it was worth it to meet Athena.”
The two Foxtel reality stars reveal that they rarely talk about the other Housewives — though they did let a few things slip.
They call Bondi’s Victoria Rees “Victoria Bitter” — with a dramatic clash between Levendi and the oldest housewife set to air in the first episode. They also dubbed Krissy Marsh, 45, ‘fake.’
Despite their friendship, Oldfield and Levendi revealed even they butt heads on the upcoming reality show.
“It’s a bit more than a little clash,” said Oldfield.
The first season of The Real Housewives of Sydney premieres on Sunday, February 26 at 8:30pm on Arena In Australia and on Tuesday, February 28 at 8:30pm on Bravo NZ in New Zealand. For International TV Listings, click here!
Source/Photo Credit: The Daily Telegraph
