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Tamra Judge revealed her text to Andy Cohen after he shut down her claim that Shannon Beador had a meltdown at The Quiet Woman restaurant. The Real Housewives of Orange County star then shared more details behind the story, and she revealed the real reason Shannon got upset.
A few weeks ago on Jeff Lewis Live, Tamra alleged that Shannon had a meltdown because The Quiet Woman failed to comp their $540 tab. On his own radio show, Andy denied Tamra’s claim. Tamra soon clapped back on social media, alleging that Andy wasn’t there when the meltdown took place.
On Two Ts in a Pod, Tamra shared more details behind Shannon’s alleged “meltdown.”
“Shannon was on Jeff Lewis. Jeff and her talked about the situation at the Quiet Woman,” said Tamra. “[Andy] was given like a $540 bill for our table. And Shannon felt like he should not have to pay, that Andy Cohen has put this restaurant on the map.”
According to Tamra, Jeff was the one who brought up the story.
“Then I go on [Jeff’s show] and then – you know Jeff, he’s trying to poke the bear – and I said something along the lines where, ‘Yes, she had a meltdown,'” Tamra continued. “Then [Andy] went on his radio show … and he talks about it as if I brought this up. And so I text him. I’m like, ‘Dude, what are you doing? I get blamed for everything.’ And then it [looks] like this didn’t happen. Yes, it happened.”
Last week on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, Andy denied Tamra’s version of events.
“There’s been some hubbub that’s bubbled up that I’ve been seeing, and I guess Tamra talked about it, about my dinner at The Quiet Woman with the Housewives of Orange County,” said Andy at the time. “It was the greatest night. It was so much fun, and I loved being there with the women and the staff at The Quiet Woman.”
“All I know is this: There have been a lot of stories about [how] Shannon was mad about something and something relating to the bill. I paid the bill. I was brought the bill. I happily paid the bill and left a big tip because they had so been accommodating,” he added. “So I don’t know in terms of people reporting that there were fits about the bill being brought, whatever. All I wanna say is I was happy to pay, and I did pay, and I love them, and it was a really great night, and I don’t think there’s any big kind of drama to this story.”