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Bravocon provided BRAVO lovers with many gossip last weekend, whether they are at the fans convention in person or following their home. But a bravolebrity is in hot water after giving an offensive comment on another star during the event. When he was interviewed Going crazy star Jeff Lewis made of her, Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Crystal Kung Minkoff I referred to it by what some called as a homophobic term.

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During a red carpet cat alongside Fellow Rhobh stars Garcelle Beauvais And Follows Stracke , A Access to Hollywood corresponding asked Kung Minkoff , "Have you heard Jeff Lewis throw you away?"

In the clip, circulating on social networks Lewis talks about the first of the current season during a panel on stage. "Have you all seen episode one from season 13?" The television personality asks the crowd. "Have you noticed how Crystal did not speak all the time? It was the best episode I have ever seen with Crystal in!"

Kung Minkoff told the journalist that she had heard what he had said and added: "And he sent me a text and he apologized, and I said, please apologize, because you are [explanive]. " The explanative used by 40 years begins with a "C" and refers to a sexual act. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Beauvais and Stracke asked Kung Minkoff what Lewis said about him. Rather than repeating his comment, Kung Minkoff said: "He is [Expletive]. He is a [explained] guy. And it is because he wants to be a housewife and he will never be, c 'and why." Here, the explanatory Minkoff Kung Kung is the adjective form of a curse of curse that begins with a "B".

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Some fans of Rhobh congratulated Kung Minkoff's response with messages on X (formerly Twitter) Reading, " It's the crystal We want to see more, "and," She did not lie Tho , we all know that Jeff Lewis wants to be so bad a housewife. "(Lewis discusses Real housewives in his show and has Drama stirred with other stars .) But, others found that the words of Kung Minkoff were homophobic - not only in the terms she used, but also in his assertion that Lewis wants him to be a housewife.

"It was not the" clean "that she thinks she is. It is homophobia," wrote an X user . "Calling a gay A [explanive] is not a cute look…." wrote another . Someone else added , "Idk am I the only one to think that it fell slightly homophobic?" An user replied to this tweet With: "Okay. She didn't need to use a homophobic language. I hope that someone of her team corrects her so she does not start again."

Someone else underlined That Kung Minkoff spoke openly on the program of racism which she was confronted, which makes them see her comment on Lewis as incoherent. "The only scenario of Crystal in the last 2 seasons literally concerned its feelings about micro-aggressions. So, so that it can use [Expletive] for a gay speaks volumes in my opinion and I don't even like Jeff. "" A commentator responded to this position , writing: "And to say that he wants him to be a housewife? Go to the Crystal lit."

In the same way, Another user wrote "I am opposed to micro-aggressions and they should be called ... That said, Crystal being the leader to call them and then use" [explanive] "as a derogatory term for a homosexual? Not cool. Accidents occur, I do not not abandoning it homophobic, but it should correct itself. "

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Lewis has now weighed the situation in his program Siriusxm Jeff Lewis Live. He explained that He did not perceive Kung Minkoff's comment as homophobic . In the episode of November 6, he said that a common friend, TUTOR DE TRACY , told Lewis that Kung Minkoff was upset by what he said in his panel. He asked for his phone number so that he could apologize.

Lewis said that Kung Minkoff then wrote: "Hey, thank you. I was just wondering why you seem to hate me or be obsessed with me, but Tracy, that I love, you guaranteed hard for you and I just said that you are an old regular [explained in the word c previously indicated], so everything is fine. "

Lewis continued, "then she went on the red carpet and said that I am a guy [explained], I want to be a housewife and that I will never do it, and that I am [explanive]. So,, It is not mistaken. So people say it is homophobic, it doesn't matter. I don't see it at all. Son. " A co-host declared that the word that Kung Minkoff used can mean an explanive that begins with an "A", which has no homophobic connotation.

"I do not know what she meant exactly there, but she is right on the two accounts," said Lewis. "Yeah, I am an [explanative that begins with 'a']."

Better life contacted Kung Minkoff to comment.

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