Lisa Barlow Frustrated By Her 'Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City' Co-Star's Lack Of 'Boundaries' During Season 4

Lisa Barlow is used to being in the hot seat on Bravo's "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City;" however, after four seasons of action, the reality star has grown tired of the group's double standards.

During an exclusive interview with The Blast, Lisa Barlow discussed all things "RHOSLC" season four, including her rocky friendships with some of the women, the explosive three-part reunion, and a surprising collaboration with Clorox that has her feeling extra clean.

Viewers of the show know that Barlow is a booked and busy woman. In addition to her epic collaboration with Wendy's (which has been showcased all over Bravo), Barlow has also joined forces with Clorox to promote their new platform, Clean Feels Good.

According to the company's research, which was collected in collaboration with global neurotech leader Emotiv, cleaning can spark as much, if not more, joy in some people's lives as common feel-good activities, like petting puppies, getting their nails done, or going to the spa.

That's certainly true for Barlow, who told The Blast that she "grew up with Clorox" in her home, thanks to her mother's unwavering loyalty to the brand.

“I think there's this thing for us where we ... feel like Clorox is superior to all other cleaning products," she said before explaining she uses the products to keep her home "spotless."

The VIDA Tequila owner continued, “For me, clean makes me feel good."

Later, the Bravo OG opened up about the explosive three-part "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" reunion. In the batch of episodes, viewers saw Barlow go head-to-head with the opposite couch, specifically Bronwyn Newport, Angie Katsanevas, and Whitney Rose, over several topics, including friendship.

After a heated argument with Newport over comments Barlow made about her during the after-show, Barlow apologized, attempting to make things right. However, Newport told her husband backstage that she and Barlow were "never going to be friends."

Barlow defended herself to The Blast, saying she's "always been a good friend." She continued, "I'm loyal, you know. Even though we're on an edited show, you can tell that I'm a good friend to people."

"It's like, actions speak way louder than words," she added.

Elsewhere, during the conversation with Barlow, the reality star mentioned how "frustrating" the "lies" she deals with while filming the show can be. "I don't lie," she told The Blast. "I can always back up everything I say. So, if I say something, it's true."

She continued, “If you notice, I never have attacked anyone. I've never gone for anybody's family, business, [or] life in general, and it feels like it happens a lot to me, and I don't think that they hold themselves to the same standards where, like, if I defend myself, they get upset, where I feel like there [are] no boundaries for them, but I have to have all the boundaries in the world.”

After the reunion concluded in January 2025, Barlow opened up about which one of her co-stars she would've been fine with seeing exit the series. "I mean, I wouldn't have asked Whitney back last year or this year," she revealed. "... she's another one that her storyline this whole year was lie, lie, lie."

Barlow explained that she's always had a "soft spot" for Rose, considering she's been the youngest in their social circle. However, "it gets old with the lies," she said.

She continued, "And when you're lying about somebody, you're perpetuating lies and saying, 'That's their behavior.' Well, Whitney should look at her behavior."

Barlow also called out her "RHOSLC" castmates for seemingly creating falsehoods about her business, specifically VIDA, and hinted that they weren't on her level.

"... no one else has what I have," she said before saying she's the only one to create a product "that can sell for hundreds of millions of dollars."

She explained that she differs from the others because she joined the series as a "self-made" woman who was "10 steps ahead" of them. "I think it's hard for them," she said.