RHOC’s Katie Ginella Accuses Jessel Taank of Treating Her Like a “Peon” at BravoCon, Claims She Heard Jessel “Didn’t Pay” Her Glam Team

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RHOC’s Katie Ginella Accuses Jessel Taank of Treating Her Like a “Peon” at BravoCon, Claims She Heard Jessel “Didn’t Pay” Her Glam Team

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Katie Ginella accused Jessel Taank of treating her like a “peon” at BravoCon for “four days in a row.” Katie also shared that she heard from Jessel’s glam team that she “didn’t pay” them.

In a recent episode of Real Housewives of New York, Jessel pointed out that there are allegations about Erin Lichy not paying certain bills. Erin suggested that Jessel is only nice to people who can do things for her. In the new season, Jessel is currently friends with Erika Hammond, who has a private island and a husband who’s a billionaire.

On Bravo’s Most Wanted, Katie (from Real Housewives of Orange County) shared that Jessel was “not once” nice to her at BravoCon.

According to Katie, Jessel treated Katie like a “peon” for “four days in a row.”

“[If I were] a billionaire and had a private island, she would love me,” Katie added. “She would be my best [friend]. She’d be up my a**. But since I’m just a girl from Orange County, she’s like, ‘No, no thanks. You’re a peon.'”

“You want to talk about people paying bills? You need to pay your glam team,” said Katie. “Because I know for a fact, heard from the glam team, you didn’t pay.”

Earlier this month, Jessel shaded Erin in an interview for Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea.

“I feel like Erin has to, you know, befriend someone of popular status,” said Jessel. “So it was Jenna, and now Carole’s the new Jenna. … [It’s] strategic alignment. … I do think Carole genuinely adores her, and, you know, that’s nice. Good. Happy for them.”

“I think [Erin] presents as being supportive, but… you sort of see her actions speak otherwise. The difference between Erin and I is… I think I celebrate my friends, and… I truly do think that I’m a girl’s girl,” said Jessel. “Like if my friends are thriving, I’m not going to call them thirsty. I’m going to be like, ‘Wow, she’s killing it.’ Erin, I think, on the other hand, has this tendency to be like, ‘Well, she’s thirsty, she’s fake’ if she’s doing well.”