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New Details Emerge About ‘RHOP’ Season 6 — Find Out Who’s Feuding With Who (So Far) And Who Tried To Hold Out For More Money!


New details have emerged about the upcoming sixth season of The Real Housewives of Potomac.

According to a report by Tamara Tattles, rumored new cast member Mia Thornton is being loved by producers. The site claims that "they’ll wait until they have enough footage to determine if she is a full-time housewife but she is filming and feedback so far is good."

Sources reveal that it's most likely that Thornton will appear as a full-time cast member.

Mia, who is replacing Monique Samuels, appears to be slipping into Samuel's shoes, as sources reveal to the outlet that she is getting along with Karen Huger and Dr. Wendy Osefo while sources reveal that she is not getting along with the Green-Eyed Bandits. 

Meanwhile, sources reveal that Osefo was close to being axed. Apparently, she is being told to be "more glamorous and spruce it up. They want her to have a voice. She was told point blank to pull her weight or be thrown overboard."

The site claims that Wendy is only making $2,750 per episode and is willing to get paid whatever as long as she stays on the show.

Sources also reveal that Candiace Dillard Bassett was asking for a raise for season six and even tried to hold out for more cash. 

Tamara Tattles reports the following: "Candiace felt that since she was the main storyline last year she should be compensated as such. Her attorney tried to negotiate for an adjustment, but Bravo didn’t give her one. So she pouted. She even sat out the first few days of taping (as a holdout strategy).  Then, she quickly realized that wasn’t going to work, and she was losing money. So she signed on the dotted line and got to work."

The site added that Dillard "asked to be advanced her first episode check production follows a set schedule with checks on either the first or the fifteenth depending on what day the rough cut was approved."

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