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Adriana de Moura addressed Julia Lemigova’s claim that she “blackmailed” her over their alleged affair. Adriana called Julia a “covert narcissist” and said her story “doesn’t even make sense.”
“In the Hamptons, Adriana and I slept together,” said Julia at the Real Housewives of Miami reunion, and she then claimed that Adriana “blackmailed her multiple times” to stay quiet. Though Adriana and Julia were close friends for many years, their alliance took a turn as Julia developed a friendship with Marysol Patton and Alexia Nepola.
During a preview for the upcoming reunion episode, footage was released of Adriana hinting she’d “break the fourth wall about a secret.” Though this seemingly aligns with the accusation from Julia, Adriana is now setting the record straight.
“That is such a Lie!! That’s not my style and I was vouching for her and doing home studies twice to help her with adoption,” wrote Adriana on a post from the AllAboutTRH podcast. “Doesn’t even make sense.”
A fan then commented, “Julia love bombed Adriana she’s the type that hits then and quits them. Then proceeds to tell. Horrible.”
Adriana then responded, “She is covert narcissist exactly!”
Earlier this month on Watch What Happens Live, Julia accused Marysol of leaking stories to the press, and she compared her friendship with Alexia to a cult.
“They can be as tight as a cult. They are just unbreakable, which to me, I could see it as a positive, but they do exert influence on the other ones, and some people tend to be the bone carriers,” said Adriana at the time.
On the WWHL: After Show, Adriana addressed her falling out with Guerdy Abraira and Julia.
“Guerdy and I had a relationship … This group has been together for almost four years now, and actually, Guerdy and I did a lot of things together, even off camera,” said Adriana.
She continued, “I think it’s a sucky situation where everybody got hurt [by Julia’s feud with Guerdy], and I know Guerdy got really hurt and I felt for her and that’s why I got closer to her, because I don’t like when I feel somebody’s iced out or separated or ganged up [on] … I try to stand for the underdog and feel somewhat that justice needs to be served.”