Dorit Sounds Off on Sutton Over Season 14 Drama: “Yeah, I Said It” (EXCLUSIVE)
Dorit Kemsley had some strong words to use for Sutton Stracke during the RHOBH After Show.
Dorit Kemsley is not having it with Sutton Stracke on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 14.
She explained her reasons why during The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills After Show while talking to Bozoma Saint John.
"Obviously, I find most of the things that come out of her mouth to be very hypocritical. They don't match her actions. She has no sense of self or ability to realize how erratic she is," Dorit began. "And then there's always a moment where she's, like, apologizing. And you almost feel bad! No sooner than she's back to doing the same, c-nty thing."
When Boz gasped at Dorit's word choice, she defended her position.
"Yeah, I said it. I said it because it's about time I speak the truth about this woman."
Later, she dove deeper: "This is a woman who sat on the boat, wanted to hold my hand and tell me how ... really wanted to demonstrate how much she understood [the hardships of divorce] and wanted to be there for me. In the same few days — not even — she actually used a painful part of my life to justify her own behavior. 'It's not me, it's you. You and everything you're going through.'"
The RHOBH cast weighs in on Sutton Stracke and Dorit Kemsley's feud
Reflecting on Dorit and Sutton's showdown on RHOBH Season 14, Episode 5, Erika Jayne explained on the After Show, "We could get a great Sutton. We could get an angry Sutton. We could get anything that's just, like, different than it was five minutes ago. She's inconsistent and she doesn't listen.
Suffice to say, Erika stands by her declaration that the Southern belle is "volatile." What's more, in another RHOBH After Show clip, she added, "I think that Sutton sometimes goes a little bit past the mark and gets in those really sort of places where it's like, 'I don't know that you needed to say that.'"
Kyle Richards agreed, but also expressed empathy for Sutton. "I like that she's childlike and funny. I see her as someone who's wounded, and so I have compassion for that aspect of her," she said. "But then of course, she can go zero to 100, no doubt."
Jennifer Tilly even called Sutton "mercurial" (while sitting beside her) on the After Show.
"We are supposed to be friends!" Sutton joked after hearing the take. "I would say ... responsive."
"Yes, responsive. She has lots of emotions," Jennifer clarified. "You know, it's like when you're in Indonesia and there's a sudden thunderstorm and then suddenly the sun comes out and dries up all the rain."
Sutton Stracke defends herself against Dorit Kemsley
Elsewhere on the After Show, Sutton got a chance to share her point of view.
"Of course I can overreact. I'm Southern. This is what we do. We overreact to things," she said. "Can I be inconsistent? Yes. Because when you lie to me, I have to be inconsistent to keep up with your lies. And volatile? No. That came out of nowhere. I think that these girls like to call me names because they don't like to face the fact that they're liars."
The South Carolina native added that she's actually a "very calm person" until someone pushes her "so hard that [she has] to be reactionary."
Dorit's response?
"That is typical Sutton. Sutton goes low," she said. "You've gotta have a somewhat respectable or at least intelligent argument. Sutton doesn't have those, so I can speak to it almost as an expert at this point. I know the entire group has seen it and would say the same."
