'RHOD' Spoilers: Tiffany Moon introduces housewives to chicken foot, but they ask for 'barf bags' instead
New housewife Dr Tiffany Moon is all set to teach the Dallas housewives a thing or two about her Asian heritage. In the preview clip released by Bravo for the upcoming episode of 'Real Housewives of Dallas', we see Tiffany out with the housewives. She can be seen insisting on her fellow housewives to try out chicken foot. Unfortunately for Tiffany, she doesn't seem to have gotten the reaction she was expecting from the ladies.
When the chicken foot dish is brought out and is ready to be served, we see Kameron Westcott making a face and declaring that it is awful. While the remaining housewives looked at the dish puzzled and wondering how to possibly dodge from eating the chicken foot dish, we hear one of the women asking Tiffany if there were any barf bags around.
While we aren't shown Tiffany's reaction to the request, we are sure that the new housewife might not have been pleased with it. We will just have to tune in to the next episode to see if any of the women managed to eat the chicken foot and how they felt about it. Fans have already begun hailing Tiffany as a great addition to the existing cast, as she not only adds diversity to the predominantly White cast members but also takes it upon herself to highlight the struggles of being a first-generation child growing up in the US.
In the previous episode, Tiffany called out Brandi Redmond for her old racist video towards Asians. She handled the situation with class and pointed out why Brandi's behavior was unacceptable and inappropriate. She did it in a calm and collected manner, rather than engaging in a screaming match or an ugly fight. Tiffany shared her heartbreaking childhood story of how she was left behind in China by her parents when she was only three, when they decided to move to the US in search of a better life. Tiffany finally moved to the US when she was six and was reunited with her parents. Her lack of knowledge of English and her looks, unfortunately, made her a victim of bullying and racism at school. Fans were impressed with how the new housewife opened up so beautifully about her experience of growing up as a child of immigrants in such a raw and powerful manner.
'Real Housewives of Dallas' Season 5 airs every Tuesday at 9/8c only on Bravo.