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Wendy Osefo confirmed that her and Eddie Osefo‘s legal drama would be featured on the upcoming 11th season of The Real Housewives of Potomac while attending the Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th premiere party in New York City on Monday.
Nearly a year after Wendy, 42, and Eddie, 42, were arrested on charges of fraud after allegedly making over $450,000 in illegitimate insurance claims following a staged home robbery, the mother of three spoke of what would be shown, reacted to the return of Karen Huger, 63, and looked back on her five seasons with the Bravo reality series.
“I think the beauty of Housewives, especially now that we’re going into the 20th season, is you guys are able to see us in our highs and in our not-so-highs. And so in true Housewives fashion, you guys will see the intricacies of all of that,” Wendy told Entertainment Tonight after being asked about the claims against her.
“And I just can only be Wendy, and that’s what I am this season,” she added.
Regarding Karen’s comeback, which followed her controversial DUI crash in 2024, a stint in rehab, and time behind bars, Wendy said it was “good having” her castmate back.
“Karen is part of the fabric of Real Housewives of Potomac, and it was so good to see her and see this amazing version of her, and I hope that you guys will enjoy seeing her as well,” she shared.
Also during the interview, Wendy spoke of her ups and downs on the series.
“How has this show not changed my life? … I had my daughter, who just turned seven, and she was three months when I started this show. So just the mere fact that I’m able to see my children grow up through the screen has been such a blessing, and I’ve absolutely enjoyed it. It’s been its highest of highs and it’s lowest of lows, but through it all, it’s been amazing,” she admitted.
A premiere date for The Real Housewives of Potomac season 11 has not yet been confirmed.