‘RHOC’ — Kelly Dodd Is ‘Thrilled’ Enemies Vicki Gunvalson Tamra Judge Left The Show

Kelly Dodd, 44, isn’t scared at the thought of Tamra Judge, 52, returning to The Real Housewives of Orange County. Given their feud in Season 14, HollywoodLife asked Kelly how’d she feel if her frenemy were to resurface on the show, after a Radar Online report claimed that Tamra’s “in negotiations to return as a ‘friend’” on the show.

It appears as if Kelly Dodd, 44, isn’t thinking about her former pals Vicki Gunvalson, 57, and Tamra Judge, 52, at all these days after RHOC fans saw them flip out on each other multiple times last season. “I’m not even focused on them anymore,” she told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY while promoting her line of drinks called Positive Beverages with her business partner Zach Muchnick.

“Vicki will not be a part of Housewives at all this season 15,” a HollywoodLife source revealed EXCLUSIVELY on Wednesday, March 4. “She’s still very good friends with Shannon (Beador) and wishes her the very best.

Kelly Dodd, who's engaged to Fox News correspondent Rick Leventhal, has a brand new husband in her future. But The Real Housewives of Orange County mom didn't wait to walk down the aisle to usher in another big change in her life. As she recently announced on Instagram, Kelly — surprise! — just moved into a new house. And in typical Kelly style, she turned moving into a big old party for all her closest friends. 

Amid heartbreaking news of Simon Barney’s Stage 3 throat cancer diagnosis, his family has reunited — his ex-wife Tamra Judge, 52, and their daughter Sidney Barney, 21, included, apparently! Tamra surprised fans with this news after sharing a photo that featured the Bravo star with her and Simon’s 14-year-old daughter, Sophia, to Instagram on Feb. 28.

Kelly Dodd and fiancé Rick Leventhal have had a bicoastal love story. 

There are many changes happening to the cast of The Real Housewives of Orange County, and the ladies weren’t expecting this latest curve ball.

Heather Dubrow knows what it feels like to hand in your orange.

Tamra Judge announced that she would not be returning to The Real Housewives of Orange County as a Housewife in January, but she had actually been sitting with that news for some time.

Tamra Judge sadly announced to fans on Jan. 25 that she wouldn’t be returning to the Real Housewives of Orange County for season 15 after spending 12 years on the show.

Gina Kirschenheiter was the second Housewife to confirm she’d been asked back for season 15 of Real Housewives of Orange County, after the show dropped longtime cast members Vicki Gunvalson, 57, and Tamra Judge, 52. While she’s definitely not going to miss enemy Vicki, Gina will still be hanging out with pal Tamra off-camera. The two ladies played tennis on Feb. 19 and Tamra urged Gina to kick butt with the rest of the cast, which could likely include new members.

Tamra Judge‘s priorities immediately changed after learning that her ex-husband Simon Barney was battling stage 3 throat cancer, so much so that she says she was ready to exit Real Housewives of Orange County.

Onwards and upwards… hopefully. Vicki Gunvalson, 57, appears to be looking forward to what’s next for her now that she’s completely done with RHOC.

Vicki Gunvalson addressed reports that she was involved in a lawsuit during The Real Housewives of Orange County Season 14 reunion. Now it appears the OG's legal matters have been resolved.

“Started filming today!”, Kelly Dodd, 44, captioned an aerial Instagram shot of her with some of the RHOC crew on Wednesday, February 12. She wasn’t alone during her busy day as Braunwyn Windham-Burke, 42, who joined the popular series last year, was also on set! Braunwyn’s mother, Dr. Deb, playfully teased what’s to come for s15 in the comments section.

Night Court star Paula Kelly has died, aged 77.

Looking good and feeling gorgeous. Tamra Judge, 52, has clearly been hitting the gym (at her business Cut Fitness more than likely) and the results are nothing short of absolutely spectacular to witness.

Paula Kelly, an actress who earned Emmy nominations for roles on NBC’s 1980s sitcom "Night Court" and 1989 ABC miniseries "The Women of Brewster Place," died February 8 in Whittier, Calif., from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. She was 77.