Monique Samuels has questioned her role on The Real Housewives of Potomac after the fight went down between her co-stars Candiace Dillard and Monique Samuels.
“That moment I sat and I said, ‘This is not what I signed up for…nor what I stand for,’” Osefo told Us Weekly on the Friday, October 2, episode of the “Getting Real with the Housewives” podcast.
“Potomac, they’re not known for anything that is outside the bounds of women getting into squabble and so I put that into my consideration when I was making the decision to join the franchise. So for this to happen, I am so broken that I can’t believe this happened.”
Osefo reveals she is still unsure why things got physical between Dillard and Samuels.
“I don’t know how it escalated to the point that it did, nor do I know why they got into an argument. It just doesn’t make any sense,” Osefo said. “There was nothing that was said in that moment that warranted that, not to say that anything warrants a physical altercation…we did not expect it to go there.”
Wendy says that the fight “put a wedge” in the friendships between the co-stars and that they were forced to choose a side — and for Wendy, it was Dillard.
“You had to choose a side and it was a change in the entire dynamic for everyone,” she told Us Weekly. “I wasn’t choosing a side based on the individual, I was choosing a side based on the act that I felt was egregious.”
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