Erika Jayne & Other Housewives Fans Think Have Staged Confessionals

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While The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills confessionals help fans to learn more about the show's stars, some diamond holders are thought by viewers to have staged interviews. Confessionals are a staple of the Real Housewives franchise, and are filmed after principal shooting is done, so that each cast member can comment on events that occurred throughout the season. These confessionals are a great way for viewers to get more context regarding specific scenes, and they can help to show off a housewife's personality.

There are a few important components of confessionals that fans look for when tuning into a Real Housewives season, especially The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Viewers appreciate those who are funny, and have humorous takes on situations, such as longtime cast member, Lisa Rinna. Others also enjoy housewives who aren't afraid to give their honest opinion, as well as those who are particularly articulate, such as Garcelle Beauvais. While many women succeed with the interview part of RHOBH, not all confessionals are praised by fans.

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Whether the RHOBH womens' confessional statements sound too forced to be natural, or make them seem drastically different than how they are in real life, there are several housewives who have been accused of staging their confessionals. While Erika Jayne's interviews are considered to be some of the most artificial, fans on Reddit, who commented on a thread by onionsonthelasagna, have also called out some stars from other Real Housewives franchises. Examples include The Real Housewives of Potomac cast member, Dr. Wendy Osefo, and The Real Housewives of Dallas star,LeeAnne Locken. However, since most of