Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon speak out on Karen Huger's drunk driving verdict

A.reasonably shaded co-hosts Gizelle Bryant And Robyn Dixon recently had a lot to say about Karen Huger DUI Drama, right before skipping the #RHOP meeting. Karen's absence may not have been missed, however, as Andy Cohen called the recent recording “the best ever.”

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In their Jan. 6 episode, Bryant and Dixon let their little flags fly while discussing the Grande Dame incident of March 19, during which she The 2017 Maserati left the road and collided with several traffic signs. As stated previously, she was found guilty of all DUI crash-related charges except reckless driving.

Bryant began the conversation by reflecting on the viral video of the 61-year-old's arrest, in which she appeared to be stammer your words and was captured when he was not cooperating with police officers at the scene. At one point during her arrest, she even talked about herself as “Thomas Jefferson’s concubine.”

“We would be remiss if we did not discuss what the whole world saw. It was a short film. It was pretty black and white, all of that. And the film went from the scene of an accident to a police car to a police station,” Bryant, 54, saidaccording to PEOPLE.

Joking about Huger's seemingly drunk appearance in the video, Bryant quipped:

“The movie is called “Fix Your Wig.” “Big on the run. » 'Wigalicious.' “Where does my wig go?”

After some laughter, Dixon, 45, questioned whether Huger had ultimately been “vindicated” when the footage of his arrest was made public, because it seemed to show the exact opposite.

“I was like… If this is confirmed, I don't want to see what being guilty is,” Dixon shared, prompting more jokes from Bryant:

“Well, you saw guilty. In fact, there was the mini-movie called “Where's Your Wig?” …You are guilty of the charges against you,” the reality star replied.

All joking aside, Bryant acknowledged that the recent verdict was incredibly “sad.” However, while expressing empathy for Huger, Dixon was not surprised by the outcome. She suggested that Huger's history of behavior likely contributed to the verdict.

“But I hate to say it. I don’t think anyone who knows this person was shocked by what we saw,” Dixon said. “I know what I saw. I was like, yeah, that's par for the course.

She added:

“I’m not shocked by the nonsense that comes out of people’s mouths. I'm not shocked by the rejections and the deflections and, you know, that was apparently happening from the jump. I'm not surprised.

As before reportedsources close to Huger revealed earlier this month that she would not appear in the upcoming reunion episode of RHOP Season 9. Huger's manager, Ryan Tresdale, clarified that she entered rehab following her drunk driving conviction.

“Karen made the important decision to enter a private recovery program and therefore was unable to attend the reunion taping today,” the statement said. “She was fully supported in this choice. We support Karen as she embarks on this meaningful journey and are proud of her for taking such an important step in her personal development.

But that's not all, although Karen missed the The Real Housewives of Potomac meeting, Bravo boss Andy Cohen called him “one of the best of all time.”

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On Monday's episode of Andy Cohen live!Andy said the upcoming reunion taped in New York was one for the books. According to Cohen, this is either the best reunion ever or a reunion similar to the one in season five when Monique Samuels brought in a binder full of receipts targeting Gizelle Bryant.

“What do I give?” asked Cohen on his Sirius XM show. “I will say this, I think it was the best meeting of the Potomac Housewives either since, or since the reunion where Monique brought back the binderOK?” And it was so funny and unexpected, but also, it really shook things up in terms of the story with a few people. It was very surprising.

He continued,

“I feel like a broken record once again hyping the reunion, but it was really good. We are on the eve of three significant reunions; Salt Lake, City, RHONYAnd Potomac.”

He also added that even though Karen was away, as she is currently in rehab, her presence was still felt.

“Karen wasn’t there but she was there, there was movement in the Karen Huger camp,” Cohen explained. “I don’t want to give anything away, but it was great. I will say that looking at this season through the lens of what we know about Karen's bodycam footage, the verdict is fascinating.