"Real Housewives of Orange County" stars Kelly Dodd and Elizabeth Vargas were partying in the desert amid rumors they have been fired by Bravo and won't be returning for another season of the hit reality show.
Last night, Kelly posted a ton of videos on Instagram of her hanging out with Rick Leventhal in Palm Springs. The two drove out from Laguna Beach to the desert to see the plot of land they recently purchased to build a new home.
Kelly mentioned on her Instagram Live that her "RHOC" costar Elizabeth lived down the street from her new plot of land. A couple of hours later, Kelly was posting footage from Elizabeth's backyard. She filmed a video showing off the stunning views from the home.
A short time later the group sounded like they had a couple of drinks. Rick was hanging artwork in Elizabeth's house. Another man was heard in the background with the trio but was never seen.
The group decided to play a little tennis on Elizabeth's courts. The night seemed like a blast even if this morning probably hurts a little for them. Kelly and Elizabeth seemed to be in good spirits despite the rumor they won't be working for Andy Cohen anymore.
As The Blast previously reported, over the weekend, Deuxmoi, the popular celebrity gossip Instagram that regularly receives accurate tips, shared a message they were sent.
The tipster wrote, "The same friend also works at Bravo. RHOC shakeup is coming. Kelly, Braunwyn, Emily, and Elizabeth are out. Tamra {Judge} will be back. Heather [DuBrow] and Alexis [Bellino] said no. They're trying to get Gretchen [Rossi] and her rich Newport friends but **Gretchen [Rossi] **won't return if Tamra's still on the show. Anon, please."
Fans have been overjoyed at even the idea of Kelly being fired. During the season, the reality star faced accusations of racism, received hate for spreading anti-mask views, and called BLM protestors "terrorists." She also had to defend one of her friends who appeared to be throwing up a white power sign in a video taken at Emily's birthday dinner.
The fans have been demanding Bravo axe Kelly from the cast for their belief she refused to take any accountability for her actions. The alleged decision should come as no surprise given Andy Cohen said he was ready to reboot "Real Housewives of Orange County."
