It turns out that some Real Housewives didn’t want to be on television. Sometimes, they did it because of a little nudge from their husbands. Camille Grammer shared this on Two Ts in a Pod with Tamra Judge. She admitted that some Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast members agreed to do it at their husbands’ request.
Camille Grammer suggests ulterior motives for the RHOBH Househusbands
“Adrienne (Maloof) and I both didn’t want to do the show,” Camille said. “It was our husbands that kept pushing.”
To which Tamra replied, “Well, look at Paul, he has his own show now! Botched.”
“Exactly,” Camille said. “Paul wanted to promote.”
Camille was referring to herself and her RHOBH castmate Adrienne not really wanting to share their private lives on television only to be convinced by their husbands, Kelsey Grammer and Paul Nassif, respectively.
And Tamra was right. Paul emerged with his own show and, in her words, continues to be “booked and busy.”
They know what’s up
These husbands may know a thing or two about what it means to get their wives on a franchise as popular as The Real Housewives.
Another example is Heather Dubrow, who Tamra shared also didn’t want to be on Real Housewives of Orange County but did it on the insistence of her husband Terry Dubrow, who also ended up with his own show.
However, unlike Paul, who blamed RHOBH for straining and eventually ending his marriage, Terry was able to keep his relationship intact.
At the end of the day, it’s interesting to note that despite the show being called Real Housewives, the husbands also play an integral part in it. Maybe even more than we know.
TELL US – DO YOU THINK MORE HOUSEHUSBANDS PERSUADED THEIR WIVES TO DO REAL HOUSEWIVES? WHICH HUSBAND DO YOU THINK IS DEFINITELY ON THAT LIST?
