'I could have put all my kids through college with the amount of money I paid for that lawsuit,' Tamra Judge said on Sunday's Real Housewives of Orange County
on Tuesday, as she broke down in tears over the financial strains she’d been experiencing while defending herself in an ongoing defamation lawsuit from Jim Bellino.Judge asked, “Do you know what I’m going through? Do you know?”
“Kelly can f— off. I could have put all my kids through college with the amount of money I paid for that lawsuit,” Judge, 52, said. “She knew that it was so devastating, but she still reached out and said, ‘Hey, let me help you.’ F— her!”
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