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Wendy Osefo is debuting a pricey new Mercedes-Benz in a just-released sneak peek at the upcoming 11th season of The Real Housewives of Potomac.
Amid her insurance fraud case, which erupted in late 2025 as she and husband Eddie Osefo, 42, were accused of staging a robbery at their Maryland home in spring 2024, Wendy, 42, is seen introducing her new G-Wagon, which she named “Psalm 91,” to her co-star, Stacey Rusch, 54.
“New car, who dis?” Stacey asks as the preview clip begins.
“That’s Psalm. Psalm 91, to be exact,” Wendy announces.
“Well, that’s a nice way to brighten your spirit,” Stacey replies.
According to Wendy, the name of her new vehicle is “an homage to one of the Psalms that has led me through this time.”
“One of my favorite lines is, ‘He will call upon me, and I will answer. I will be with him in trouble. Honor him and deliver.’ I love that,” she explained.
Meanwhile, in a confessional, Stacey suggests that Wendy, despite the many claims against her, deserves to treat herself.
“I think that if Wendy wants a new ride to brighten her spirits, do you. I think she deserves it. Treat yourself,” she advised.
Then, in her own confessional, Wendy admits she’s “still trying to process everything that has happened.”
“There has been so many things written about me, written about Eddie, written about our marriage, written about this case. People are taking it as if it’s Bible without ever being convicted of anything,” she notes.
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Following the sharing of the clip, fans on Threads compared Wendy to her RHOP castmate, Karen Huger, 63, who admittedly went into denial and failed to take accountability after she was arrested for a DUI crash in March 2024.
“Her and Karen are truly something else,” one person wrote.
“Pieces of actual work,” another replied.
“Her and Karen are more alike than they think. Didn’t Karen do the same when [her husband, Ray Huger] had his tax issues?” asked a third, signaling a $1.5 million tax debt Ray, 79, faced in 2018.
Then, after someone else joked that they “loved it,” saying, “This is what housewives are made of,” others pointed out that Wendy’s behavior was “the opposite of just lay law” and signaled her “audacity.”
“This makes me realize I need to live my life with more audacity,” a Threads user noted.
Wendy and Eddie are headed to trial to face claims of making over $450,000 in fraudulent insurance claims in January 2027.
The Real Housewives of Potomac season 11 premieres on Sunday, October 11, at 8/7c on Bravo.