You know how season 11 of The Real Housewives of Orange County ended. You've seen the preview of the three-part reunion special. If you're expecting things to get ugly between the ladies as poor Andy Cohen tries his best to referee, Heather Dubrow wants you to know that you're right.
"As always, the reunion is pretty brutal," the champs enthusiast teased E! News at the Elizbaeth Glazer Pediatric AIDS Foundation Annual "A Time For Heros" Festival. "But I think what's interesting about this reunion is it's interesting to see who can apologize and own their stuff and make amends, and who thinks that they're empirically right and feel that they don't owe anyone anything."
Her husband, Dr. Terry Dubrow, agreed: "Yeah, but it sounds like there are certain things that are said that one can never recover from."
As Heather explained, these reunion special can help mend fences or be used to inflict further pain—and this one had a little bit of both. "Watching yourself back on television is an interesting thing because, first of all, you don't always remember everything you've said, and sometimes the way it all comes together is different than how you remembered it in your mind. So the reunion is such a great chance to apologize, make amends, move forward, figure out who the right relationships are for you," she explained. "But then there are people that want to come to the reunion and hurt people. And that definitely happened this year."
Might she be referring to Vicki Gunvalson and, in the preview, what appears to be her claiming to have proof that Shannon Beador's husband David has beat her? Only time will tell.
For more from Heather and Terry on the shocking reunion, be sure to check out the video above.
The Real Housewives of Orange County's three-part reunion special airs over three consecutive Mondays, beginning Nov. 7, at 8 p.m, on Bravo.
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