RHOP’s Tia Glover Discusses Wendy’s Arrest, Slams Stacey’s Claims About Accent, and Shares If She Believes Stacey and Chris Samuels Were Just Friends, Plus Angel’s Pics, Most Annoying Costar, and Karen
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Tia Glover made her Watch What Happens Live debut on Sunday night, where she addressed Wendy Osefo‘s fraud arrest.
As she also spoke of Stacey Rusch
“I was just as shocked as everybody else,” Tia revealed on the November 2 episode of
Looking back on Stacey’s episode of WWHL last week, Tia didn’t understand her claims about her potentially fake accent.
“Stacey’s from an alternate universe. She just makes things up. I’m not an actress,” she stated.
Then, when asked if she believed that Stacey and Chris were just friends, Tia replied, “No, I don’t.”
Moving on to Angel, Tia first denied that she was “different” when Keiarna isn’t around before admitting, “She comes out a bit more when K’s not around.”
As for why she didn’t tell Angel she had thoughts about her social media pictures when Gizelle Bryant, 55, brought it up, Tia said it would’ve been the “pot calling [the] kettle black.”
“I filter my pictures too,” she noted.
According to Tia, she had regrets about her handling of the situation involving Angel’s photos.
“I didn’t know Angel that well then, and she and I have grown a wonderful relationship, and I really wish that I was brave enough to stand up more,” she explained. “I did keep saying, ‘Guys, this is not what we bring to the dinner table. Like, why are we pointing fingers when we all do it, some more than others?’ So I just thought it was not very tasteful.”
While some questioned whether Gizelle’s apology was genuine, Tia had no doubts.
“Gizelle looked really, like, sad that she’d upset her. I thought it was very genuine. I don’t think you often see Gizelle apologize, so when she does, I think it’s quite meaningful,” she reasoned.
Continuing on, Tia said Stacey was “very dodgy” about her dating life and picked her when asked which of her RHOP castmates was currently annoying her the most.
She then discussed her parenting style.
“I feel like we are talking about our kids at least a couple of times a week. I mean, there are loads about them to talk about,” Tia explained.
Also on the live broadcast, after admitting she “really [enjoys]”
“I’ve not met her yet. I would love to meet her. I’m a great fan. I’ve not had the privilege of meeting her just yet, but I think we’ll get along,” she shared, adding, “I have been to Tally Ho. I’ve experienced a bit of her at Tally Ho.”
Later, on the WWHL: After Show, Tia was asked about Gizelle not monogramming Stacey’s robe on last week’s episode.
“I think Gizelle stood in her truth. I mean, she doesn’t know who she is … and perhaps she’ll insert the blanks later. I mean, she could’ve at least put her name, but is that her name? We don’t know. I feel like you have to double-check everything Stacey says,” she noted.
The Real Housewives of Potomac season 10 airs Sundays at 8/7c on Bravo.
A Family Day of Football: Vols Fans Enjoy an Unforgettable Game Day
The Tennessee Volunteers (Vols) are not just a college football team; they are a source of pride for fans across the nation. For one lucky family, the orange and white colors represent much more than just a sports team. It's a tradition, a bond, and a moment to create lifelong memories together. The family’s recent trip to Neyland Stadium for a Vols game is a perfect example of how football can bring people together, making for an unforgettable experience.
The excitement of the game was palpable as the family arrived at the stadium, sporting their Vols gear and ready to cheer on their favorite team. With orange blankets draped over their shoulders and Tennessee shirts proudly displayed, they showed their unwavering support for the team, no matter the weather or the stakes. It's clear that this isn’t just a one-time outing — this is a tradition they’ve built, and each game day is an opportunity to connect with each other and with the community.
Neyland Stadium, with its massive crowds and electric atmosphere, is the perfect setting for such an event. The towering “VOLS” sign looms over the field, a beacon for fans who come from all over to be part of the action. The family’s photos at the stadium capture the magic of the moment — from the excitement of standing together in front of the iconic sign to the warm, intimate snapshots taken as they wandered the campus. Whether they're standing together in front of the stadium or huddling for a selfie, the joy of spending time with loved ones is evident in every frame.
The Tennessee Volunteers are more than just a team. For this family, the game was an opportunity to strengthen their connections. From the laughs shared during the tailgate to the cheers from the stands, every moment was filled with love and pride. As they sat together in the stadium, wearing matching gear and rooting for the same goal, they shared something special — a connection to each other and to the traditions that make Vols games a highlight of their year.
Football is about more than just the sport; it’s about creating memories that will last a lifetime. This family’s day at Neyland Stadium is a testament to that, and it’s clear that the Tennessee Volunteers will continue to play a huge role in bringing them together season after season.
