Kelly Dodd Addresses Controversial COVID-19 Comments and Her 'Drunk Wives Matter' Hat

Benny Napoleon, a Detroit-area sheriff who spent decades in Motor City law enforcement and whose police chief brother overcame COVID-19 earlier this year, succumbed to the illness. He was 65.

The Real Housewives of Orange County’s Braunwyn Windham-Burke responded to accusations that her costar Kelly Dodd made about her mental health.Dodd, 45, slammed Windham-Burke, 43, in multiple tweets on Sunday, December 13.

who recently came out as gay, of using alcoholism for a "storyline," as the mother of seven revealed her struggle in the premiere episode of the current "RHOC" season."If I was going to do something just for 'storyline' I would of picked something easier, being sober in this toxic environment ain't easy….to have someone diminish the struggle is low," Braunwyn tweeted last week.

Earlier this week, California once again became the most Covid-infected state in the nation, retaking the ignominious title back from Texas.

Braunwyn Windham-Burke did not hold back when a fan asked her for her thoughts on Kelly Dodd‘s recent claim that she had faked her alcoholism.“I’ve learned through others that when people have a hard time with me being sober it’s more about their own issue. Were people in my life telling me to ‘clean up my act,'” the Real Housewives of Orange County star, 43, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, December 6.

Tamra Judge does indeed return to The Real Housewives of Orange County for season 16, she’ll already be caught up with — and involved in — the drama. The former Bravo star slammed Kelly Dodd for her comments about Braunwyn Windham-Burke‘s sobriety.“Who believes anything she says!!!!! Coming from the same person that’s mocking covid,” Tamra, 53, wrote in the comments section of an Instagram post about the show on Thursday, December 3.

Kelly Dodd, 45, is regretting the controversial remarks she made about the coronavirus pandemic, once again. The Real Housewives of Orange County star sat down for a virtual interview on the Dec.

Say what you will about some of Kelly Dodd‘s more controversial opinions, at least she’s walking this one back… right?

COVID-19 was “God’s way of thinning the herd” while appearing on “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” on Wednesday night. She first made the remark in April at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.“Of course I regret saying that,” she told Cohen.

Kelly Dodd is speaking out about those “insensitive” coronavirus comments she made back in April.

Kelly Dodd was in the hot seat during the Wednesday, December 2, episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.Andy Cohen kicked off Wednesday’s episode of his late-night show grilling the 45-year-old Real Housewives of Orange County star about her past comments about the coronavirus pandemic.“Of course I regret saying [coronavirus was God’s way of thinning the herd].

Republican Carlos Gimenez, who toppled a Democratic incumbent in November to win a South Florida congressional seat, brings to Washington nearly three decades of leadership in local governance, tackling budget cutbacks, public safety and most recently the coronavirus pandemic. Gimenez, who served as mayor of Miami-Dade County for much of the last decade, says he's proven he can cut taxes, make government run smoothly, spur economic development and even slash his own salary by 50%.

Real Housewives of Orange County star Kelly Dodd is going through something we wouldn’t wish upon anybody, no matter how they feel about wearing masks in public.

star Kelly Dodd's mother, Bobbi Meza, has COVID-19, Dodd's brother, Eric Meza, shared on Instagram. The news comes after Dodd's controversial remarks about the coronavirus pandemic, including that the pandemic was «God's way of thinning the herd.»Meza Instagrammed on Saturday, «Prayers for my mother she has COVID-19.»«Prayers needed for my mother,» he also wrote in the caption.

Kelly Dodd‘s brother Eric Meza revealed that their mother, Bobbi Meza, has contracted COVID following the reality star’s controversial comments about the pandemic.Eric posted a photo via Instagram on Saturday, November 21, that read, “Prayers for my mother. She has COVID19.” He captioned the photo, “Prayers needed for my mother.