RHOC Star Shannon Beador Reveals if Friendship With Kelly Dodd Can Be Repaired as Tamra Judge Calls Kelly a ‘Train Wreck’ and Offers an Update on Husband Eddie’s Health

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Shannon Beador recently opened up about the future of her relationship with Kelly Dodd.

During an appearance on Jerry O’Connell‘s new talk show, Jerry O, on Tuesday, the Real Housewives of Orange County star spoke of her friendship with Kelly as her co-star, Tamra Judge, labeled Kelly a “train wreck” and offered an update on her husband Eddie Judge‘s health.

“We started out the season as friends. We connected off-camera. We really developed a true friendship and she did something serious and you’ll see it this season,” Shannon revealed of herself and Kelly.

Although Shannon didn’t reveal what exactly had happened between her and Kelly, she told host Jerry that she is unsure “if it’s recoverable.”

“I was very supportive [and] it was a shame,” she continued.

According to Tamra, Kelly has gone “sideways with everybody” on the show.

“[Kelly] goes low. She’ll go after your mother, your dog, your dead grandparents, there is no boundaries,” Tamra said.

Vicki also weighed in on Kelly’s behavior, saying that “she’s just not a kind person.”

”I could talk to the nail technician, the hair people. They’re like, ‘She’s just not nice.’ And I don’t want to be around not nice people at this time in my life,” she said.

Despite the ladies’ negative thoughts towards Kelly, host Jerry said he loves her on the show.

“Well, everybody loves a train wreck!” Tamra explained.

Tamra then said that while she attempted to help Kelly throughout the 14th season of The Real Housewives of Orange County and stuck up for her to other members of the cast, Kelly ultimately “attacked” her when she turned her back.

Also during the interview, Tamra revealed that after years of health struggles, her husband Eddie is finally getting back to his normal, and very active, self.

“He’s been battling aFib (atrial fibrillation) for about two years. After three ablations, 10 heart procedures, he is back on track. So, he’s doing good. He’s feeling better. He’s back to riding. You know, he only rides 80 miles instead of 100 but he’s working his way up. He’s doing great.”