I thought that’s what they did to kids,” she continued emotionally. And I said, ‘Oh yeah, well these people do this,'” Elizabeth said in reference to the molestation she endured. There’s a little tent in my front yard, and the neighbor was a little boy and I had a crush on him. She explained to the women how she accidentally had the church shut down. “I told the neighbors what was happening inside the church and the FBI came and shut the church down,” she told Kelly Dodd, Gina, and Braunwyn. However, all of the abuse she endured at the church, she told Braunwyn, “Religious abuse is the worst kind of abuse.” The church was shut down by the FBI.Įlizabeth revealed that she was the one who had the church shut down by the FBI when she was younger. When Gina Kirschenheiter asked if she had been sexually abused, she replied, “Yeah, bad…By many situations.”Īdditionally, in a confessional interview, she revealed she was physically abused “beaten so bad” that she was convinced she was going to “die one day of it.” She insinuated that plenty of abuse went down at the church. We couldn’t even go to a hospital, they knew how to control every single person on that property.” “We couldn’t leave the ranch - we were stuck on a commune. We couldn’t eat anything but what they made us or what they shot,” she continued emotionally. “We couldn’t wear anything else but this uniform. So what exactly went down in the Faith Bible Tabernacle Church? Elizabeth explains life in the Faith Bible Tabernacle ChurchĮlizabeth explained that life in the church cult was intentionally restrictive. “As a young girl, I knew something was wrong with what was going on in this church,” she told Braunwayn. Windham-Burke, meanwhile, came out as gay in December after filming for Season 15 wrapped, and spoke on the reunion about how she and longtime husband Sean Burke planned to stay married despite her revelation.Get updates on the latest posts and more from Monsters and Critics straight to your inbox.Įlizabeth initially opened up about her traumatic past to castmate Braunwyn Windham-Burke while they were going on a walk in the woods during their girls’ trip to Lake Arrowhead. Vargas’ storyline last season revolved around her being raised in a religious cult. “Of course I support black lives and racial equality! Thank you all Love, Kelly.” “It was not intended to offend or make any kind of statement,” she said in a statement after the controversy. Windham-Burke and Vargas won’t be returning to the Bravo series. The fury against Dodd only worsened after she wore a hat with the slogan “Drunk Wives Matter,” which many felt poked fun at the Black Lives Matter movement. Positive Beverage - a company Dodd helped get off the ground - fired her shortly after the videos went viral. In one now-deleted video, she was heard yelling “Cheers!” as someone yelled out, “To superspreaders.” One of her friends then fake-coughed after shouting, “Spread that s–t.” Fans called for Dodd to be fired from “RHOC” after numerous controversial remarks. In 2021, Dodd described the pandemic as “God’s way of thinning the herd.” She later apologized for her remarks, but didn’t appear to grow from her mistakes, coming under fire again in 2021 for mocking COVID-19 in a video filmed when she returned to indoor dining. But it was Dodd whom people wanted removed from the series because of her controversial opinions and comments about the COVID-19 pandemic. Windham-Burke appeared on “RHOC” for two seasons while Vargas only appeared on the most recent season. Last year’s Season 15 cast of “RHOC” featured (from left) Braunwyn Windham-Burke, Gina Kirschenheiter, Emily Simpson, Shannon Beador, Kelly Dodd and Elizabeth Lyn Vargas. Sources tell Page Six that two newcomers will also join the cast, one of whom is an “unknown” wealthy black woman. Heather Dubrow, who appeared on Seasons 7 through 11 of the reality show, is confirmed to return for the upcoming 16th season.Ĭast members Shannon Beador, Gina Kirschenheiter and Emily Simpson are also returning. The network declined to renew their contracts.īut one familiar face will be making a comeback. Much-maligned Kelly Dodd won’t be returning to “The Real Housewives of Orange County” - and neither will Braunwyn Windham-Burke or Elizabeth Lyn Vargas, a Bravo rep confirmed to Page Six. Heather Dubrow threatens to quit show, says she ‘hates’ co-stars after dinner fight Shannon Beador looking into treatment centers, offering to pay for property damage after DUI arrest: reportĮmily Simpson hopes Shannon Beador has ‘aha’ moment after DUI arrest: ‘We’ve seen her spiraling’ Shannon Beador being investigated by animal control after driving drunk with dog Archie
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