Real Housewives of Sydney‘s Krissy Marsh has revealed that the drama in the series reboot is “full on” and TBH, we’d expect nothing less!
Krissy, who appeared on the inaugural RHOS series that got canned for being “too mean”, has returned to the franchise alongside fellow OG cast member Nicole O’Neill.
The reboot is set to begin airing on Binge from October 10, and according to the 51-year-old entrepreneur, not all went as producers had planned when filming.
Chatting to Daily Mail, Krissy dished that producers and housewives alike were keen to keep the cattiness to a minimum in order to avoid the same cancelled fate as Season One.
However, things quickly took a turn when the leading ladies began arguing “even when the cameras were off”.
They claimed the show was “just acting”, but veteran housewife Krissy soon warned them that “sh*t will get real”.
“They kept saying it. Then all of a sudden, sh*t got real. People are crying. People are arguing. And it’s full on. From that point onwards, it’s full-on,” she admitted.
Krissy added that the newcomers were “really shocked” by the arguments and drama that naturally arose between them.
Krissy spilling the beans about the RHOS reboot comes after The Sydney Morning Herald dished that a producer suddenly quit the show.
US producer Amy Kohn, who has worked on several shows in the franchise, had travelled to Australia to revamp the Sydney series.
However, according to the publication, she suddenly and spectacularly quit just one month into filming.
YIKES.
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