Ramona Singer Is ‘Not OK’ & ‘Needs A Reality Check!’ Countess LuAnn De Lesseps Reveals Cast Staged Secret Intervention Over Glass-Throwing ‘RHONY’ Star’s Anger Issues
May 19 2014, Published 5:58 a.m. ET
In just the past few episodes of The Real Housewives of New York City, Ramona Singer had an emotional meltdown in the woods, threw a glass of wine in her co-star Kristen Taekman’s face, and fled the cast's Berkshires trip without even saying goodbye. Now, Countess LuAnn de Lesseps is speaking out about Singer's erratic behavior exclusively to Breaking Celebrity News, insisting that the blonde RHONY vet needs serious help — and revealing that the ladies of the cast have already hosted an intervention to confront the issue.
Discussing the dramatic glass-smashing incident, de Lesseps told Radar, “I think it’s a horrible reaction to somebody splashing you. I think it’s over the top. You don’t ever throw anything in anybody’s face where I come from, where most people come from.”
While that dust-up caused a major ruckus among the cast, the drama didn’t end there. When Singer left the trip unexpectedly, all of the women found out that Singer had actually flown to the Hamptons to party after pretending to leave because of her emotional trauma — and they were not happy.
“I thought that it was pretty rude to leave all of your friends and buzz off to the Hamptons,” de Lesseps said. “She shouldn’t have come if she didn’t want to come.”
Concerned about Singer’s increasingly out-of-character behavior, the cast stepped in.
“We staged an intervention to put her and her behavior in check,” de Lesseps revealed. “She needs anger management. She needs a reality check.”
“Because we just feel like as a group that she put this out there and it’s not okay to throw glass,” de Lesseps explained. “And it’s not okay to lie to your friends. So we feel like it was time for this to stop.”
This intervention has been a long time coming as Singer has always had emotional outbursts throughout the history of RHONY.
“That’s why it’s time to stop,” de Lesseps said. “That’s why we all banded together to say, ‘Wait a second. This is not normal behavior. You need some anger management, some therapy, something to control your outbursts.’”
De Lesseps also didn’t think that Singer was sincere about expressing remorse for what she did to Taekman.