Brandi Redmond Issues Public Apology After Video Resurfaced Of Her Mocking Asians!

iRealHousewives January 04, 2020

Real Housewives of Dallas star Brandi Redmond has publically issued an apology after a video resurfaced online in which she appeared to mock Asians.

“A video resurfaced of me from three years ago which at the time I had posted and quickly deleted and then immediately apologized for my insensitivity,” Redmond wrote on Twitter Saturday. “I would like to once again sincerely apologize for my offensive actions.”

Redmond came under fire this week after a video that was originally filmed in 2017, was shared online by Steve Kemble, who happens to be the wedding planner of LeeAnne Locken, according to NBC News.

Take A Seat #BrandiRedmond Remember this!? I Do! with your kids in the video! If @BravoTV @Andy @BravoWWHL #stephaniehollman #karybrittingham & #dandrasimmoms want to call @LeeAnneLocken “racist” then either apologize to LL or LABEL BRANDI REDMOND RACIST too! #RHOD #RHODReunion pic.twitter.com/GvVkpa1Fcx
— STEVE KEMBLE-Events & Weddings with STYLE (@WedPlannerSteve) January 2, 2020

“They ask me what Asian I am because my eyes, they squinty,” Redmond says in the video while appearing to mock an Asian accent.

Redmond's co-star Kameron Westcott called her out in a now-deleted Instagram Story after the video resurfaced on social media.

“I was comfortable calling out LeeAnne as a friend for her comments, and I am comfortable calling Brandi out as a friend as well,” she wrote.

“None of this is ok. I can't believe we even have to go over these things in 2020. I will not take part in humiliating anyone, but I have to say that these things will not flit and I am not going to sit and say nothing about it either.”

She added: “I hope we can all learn to be accepting and love one another.”

Meanwhile, #RichKids of Beverly Hills star Dorothy Wang slammed Redmond. The E! reality star shared a number of Instagram Stories where she shared her thoughts on the controversial clip.

“Ugh so I really didn't want to start off the new year with this type of energy...,” she wrote while sharing a clip of Redmond.