With each passing day, the likelihood of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip in Morocco ever seeing the light of day becomes slimmer and slimmer. Peacock has their hands tied thanks to Caroline Manzo’s assault claims against Brandi Glanville, and it’s starting to seem like they flew Alex McCord all the way to Morrocco for no reason. It’s a shame, and their castmate Camille Grammer isn’t afraid to admit it.
Camille’s glimmer of hope
The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star seems to be holding out hope for the ill-fated RHUGT season. Recently, she told Page Six that she’s hopeful we’ll still get to see it. She thinks the higher-ups at NBCUniversal should just air the show. Lawsuit be damned.
“I think it should air,” Camille admitted. “I want everyone to see it. It was a great season.”
Camille’s comments come amid new headlines surrounding the RHUGT allegations. In new court documents, Caroline revealed more specific claims about Brandi’s behavior. The Real Housewives of New Jersey alum shared a graphic depiction of what she claims happened while filming in Morocco.
“When Glanville was sexually assaulting me on the sofa, she was rubbing her vagina on me. The producers just watched and kept filming,” Caroline said in an affidavit. “They saw that I was in distress, and yet, they continued to film.”
In addition to Camille, Alex, Brandi, and Caroline, the Morroco cast also consisted of Real Housewives all-stars, Eva Marcille, Vicki Gunvalson, Phaedra Parks, and Gretchen Rossi. With that many heavy hitters on one cast, Camille said that it would be a “shame” if the season didn’t air.
“Was there drama? Of course, but it wasn’t all about the drama,” Camille recalled. “There’s so much laughter and joking around and stuff like that. And the girls goofing off, being women.”
Camille isn’t the only Housewife who thinks the show should still air. Phaedra has also stood with Brandi amid the legal drama. She called BS on the whole thing, but it’s all so messy that it’s hard to imagine the network ever wanting to touch it. Or, maybe it’s not too late for the producers to just edit around this whole thing.