Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave Asks RHOBH Fans To Stop Sending Her Death Threats; Says “This Needs To Stop”

Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave urges Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans to stop sending her death threats and to stop cyberbullying her family on social media.

“I had so many comments on my last post saying they wish I was dead, wishing harmful things on my children,” Teddi said in a Thursday, August 13, Instagram video, according to Us Weekly. “That’s really where enough is enough. You guys tune in for drama, then enjoy the drama, but coming after people you do not know and wishing they died has got to stop.”

The mother-of-three went on to say that the recent backlash was on “wrong on so many levels,” adding, “I have always loved doing Real Housewives the good, the bad and the ugly because I know it’s an escape for so many people watching. I know when I watch [The Real Housewives of] Potomac, I’m laughing, I am loving it and I am picking my favorite — all the things you’re supposed to do watching these television shows.”

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You don’t always have to agree with me. You don’t even have to like me but wishing someone would die is taking it to the next level. Please watch the show. Enjoy it. It’s entertainment and our lives can be crazy! Pick your faves and your villains, laugh, cry, relate etc but wishing death on another human is just wrong on so many levels. I hope those that follow me or those that just come on to troll can understand and respect that this needs to stop.

A post shared by Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave (@teddimellencamp) on Aug 13, 2020 at 8:56am PDT

The “trolls” the accountability coach were referring to commented on a Wednesday, August 12, screenshot from an RHOBH episode. She called that night’s show “a good one.”

In the episode, Mellencamp and Kyle Richards told Denise Richards that Brandi Glanville had told them about an alleged affair between the two, which Denise denied.

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When I say tonight’s #RHOBH is a good one followed by @kylerichards18 and me on @bravowwhl I ain’t lying, right @bravoandy 🤪All starting at 9PM on @bravotv.

A post shared by Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave (@teddimellencamp) on Aug 12, 2020 at 9:30am PDT

Kyle responded to accusations that her reaction to the news was “biphobic,” during Wednesday night's appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen @ Home, saying, “It has nothing to do with that. If you hear a married woman has an affair and you’re on a reality show, it’s gonna come up. It’s been said on camera. If it had never been told on camera it would not have come up, honestly. But it’s an affair, regardless of if it’s a man or a woman and you’re on a reality show.”

Teddi chimed in, “When I said at the first dinner, ‘This is really bad,’ it’s not because it was a woman, it was because it was an affair that we were told on camera. And that’s the part you hate having to talk about, but it was already out there. I don’t think I ever looked at it as outing Denise. I was trying to talk to her about things that she said about us and the group.”

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