RHOBH's AnneMarie Wiley says Garcelle Beauvais uses the 'race card' on the show ... trends now
Ousted Real Housewives of Bevery Hills star AnneMarie Wiley has accused co-star Garcelle Beauvais of using the 'race card' on the hit Bravo series.
Appearing on Carlos King's "Reality with the King podcast, the nurse anesthetist, 40, blasted Garcelle, 57, and said that the other women on the series are scared to argue with her on camera because they're terrified of being called racist.
'She's been able to get away with unnecessarily playing the race card so many times unchallenged, because who can challenge her, right?' AnneMarie said.
'The other ladies can't challenge her, so I think that's been her play for so long.'
AnneMarie also said that she felt like Garcelle wanted to be the only Black woman on the cast.
Ousted Real Housewives of Bevery Hills star AnneMarie Wiley (left) has accused co-star Garcelle Beauvais (right) of using the 'race card' on the hit Bravo series
The nurse anesthetist, 40, blasted Garcelle, 57, and said that the other women on the series are scared to argue with her on camera because they're terrified of being called racist
AnneMarie also told host Carlos King that she felt like Garcelle wanted to be the only Black woman on the cast of RHOBH
During the most recent season of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Garcelle came after co-star Dorit Kemsley after the two had a petty argument, in which Dorit said she felt 'attacked' by Garcelle.
Garcelle then said she was 'triggered' by the remark and called Dorit a 'Karen', before implying that there may have been 'racial undertones' to Dorit's comments.
The Coming to America actress also said that the comment upset her so much that she was 'emotional for two days' and 'went to bed crying' and 'woke up crying' because she was so distraught over it.
On Reality with the King, AnneMarie pointed out that many women on the show have accused each other of 'attacks', and that Garcelle's friend and co-star Sutton Stracke had even accused AnneMarie of 'attacking' her during the season - yet Garcelle said nothing about it.
'It's the exact same thing, but [Garcelle] only wants to call it when it applies to her,' AnneMarie stated.
Host Carlos, who is also Black, said that he sensed the women on the show were 'afraid' of going against Garcelle because they didn't want to be unfairly labeled as 'racist'.
'I would say yeah,' AnneMarie agreed. 'If I wasn't Black, I would be.'
Garcelle has brought up race multiple times on RHOBH during arguments with co-stars, including with Kyle Richards, Dorit Kemsley, and Lisa Rinna
'The other ladies can't challenge her, so I think that's been her play for so long,' AnneMarie said
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Garcelle has brought up race countless times during her four season tenure on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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