'RHOC' Fans Call For Kelly Dodd's Firing In Wake Of Stassi Schroeder Scandal

Now, Bravo's loyal viewers want Kelly Dodd gone claiming she too has made insensitive remarks in the past. Taking to Bravo's announcement of Schroeder and Doute's firing, several followers left stern warnings for the network that the "RHOC" star has got to go. Even "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes got in on the action, threatening to expose more Bravo personalities for their behavior, although she did not elaborate on which ones she was talking about, fans quickly guessed that Dodd was on the list.

Many took to the OC housewife's last Instagram post, which included a celebration with her teenage daughter, to bag on the star. "I pray to Jesus you are fired and banned from Bravo," one person wrote. "Bravo is cleaning house with all their racist cast.. watch out, you might be next... just saying," added another. "HAHAHAHA SOON ENOUGH WE WILL SEE KELLY DODD FIRED," shared a third.

But not everyone is on the same page with several fans jumping to Dodd's defense.

"They better not fire you! Without you the show is toast! Plus you've done nothing wrong," a loyal watcher commented.

Kelly Dodd has been under fire lately for several posts that followers claimed were "tone-deaf" given the times, including sharing a group pride post in the fallout of George Floyd's death. Posting an old group shot showing several of the housewives from different franchises posing on a parade float, Kelly Dodd said she wished they could celebrate. FYI --the annual LGBTQ Pride March was canceled due to Coronavirus.

Fans immediately filled up her comments with slamming Dodd for making it all about her in the wake of a tragedy. "Too soon girly🤦🏻‍♀️," one person wrote. "Way to 100% make it about you," another clapped. Someone else wanted to make sure she knew that "Silence = Death!!!"

Weeks earlier, another one of Kelly Dodd's was slammed for another post in which fans accused the "RHOC" star of caring more about her nail, hair, and lash salons being closed than the growing pandemic around the world.