‘Real Housewives of Dallas’ Reunion preview: LeeAnne bursts into tears as other housewives accuse her of being racist

The reunion of season 4 'RHOD' will see the housewives hash things out with each other.
'RHOD' housewife LeeAnne gets emotional during the reunion (Bravo)
'RHOD' housewife LeeAnne gets emotional during the reunion (Bravo)

If you’re still reeling in shock from watching the glorious finale of ‘RHOD’ Season 4, then get ready for some more explosive drama and fights coming your way in the form of the epic two-part reunion coming your way very soon. If the sneak peek clip released by the network is anything to go by, we are in for one of the most interesting and dramatic reunions the Dallas housewives have ever seen.
 
The beautiful housewives watch clips from the season and comment about it. The first part of the reunion will see the ladies hashing out everything that went down during their Mexico trip organized by new housewife Kary Brittingham. The trip saw bubbling tension between Kameron Westcott and Stephanie Hollman come to the surface. The ladies talk about it during the reunion. Kameron can be heard quoting one of Elsa’s lines from ‘Frozen’ about how “fake” can’t be trusted, to which Stephanie aptly responds with another one of Elsa’s iconic lines ‘let it go’.
 
We will also see the host, Andy Cohen extract some interesting responses from LeeAnneLocken about her unconventional wedding. We see D’Andra Simmons compare her former BFF LeeAnne to Howard Stern when she says that LeeAnne likes to “shock people out of their seat” and calls her the Stern of housewives! That’s an interesting comparison, we wonder what LeeAnne had to say about it.



 

Unfortunately, not all the fights during the reunion were as witty or entertaining as Kameron and Stephanie’s. The second part of the reunion will focus on the Thailand trip and the elephant in the room- LeeAnne’s racist remarks towards Kary. Unfortunately, even in the reunion, the housewife doesn’t appear to be apologetic about her remarks and continues defending her usage of the term “Mexican”. Andy then puts the housewives in a spot by openly asking them if they think LeeAnne is racist. D’Andra and Brandi agree, while Kameron continues defending LeeAnne. We see LeeAnne breaking into tears.
 
The reunion isn’t just all tears and fights, there were some light moments too. We see Andy jokingly asking Stephanie and Brandi what we have all been curious about. What is making these housewives feel so “gassy”, as we often see the duo complain about it all the time! Stephanie playfully replies “air”. We can’t wait to kick off the new year with some healthy dose of Dallas drama.
 
You can watch the part 1 of the ‘Real Housewives of Dallas’ season 4 reunion on January 1, 2020 at 9 pm ET/PT, and the part 2 on January 8, 2020 at 9 pm ET/PT only on Bravo.

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