Katie Rost Responds to Criticism of Her Opinions About Recent Season of RHOP

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Katie Rost isn’t feeling the drama from the recent season of RHOP.

Katie Rost has opinions about the recent season of “Real Housewives of Potomac” just like anyone else. And despite her absence from the show, she has shared her thoughts about the altercation. However, she didn’t watch any episodes until recently. Over the weekend, Bravo aired episodes from season 5. And Katie happened to catch the one in which Monique Samuels attempted to explain her side to the rest of the group.

Hours ago on Instagram, Katie posted the clip. She also had some things to say about the situation.

She said, “This is so sad. I never watch this until today. Mom, I never watch this until today, right? Like three years later. And I’m now watching it. Guess what? This is not Potomac, baby. This is not Potomac.”

Katie continued, “This is like…what is this? What is this? This is ghetto as sh-t and it’s so not awesome. Bye.”

Katie Rost responds to criticism.

The “Real Housewives of Potomac” star said more in her caption, too. She wrote, “Guys, swear to G-d I never watched this season or the next, cause I don’t care if I’m not there. I turned on Bravo this morning and finally seeing this. Late gate Katie. This is so ghetto, this is not Potomac. #katievibes #RHOP #quarantineentertainment #thisisnotPOTOMAC and none of these girls grew up or live there.”

In the comments, someone called out Katie for using the term “ghetto” to discuss the situation. They said that “racist Caucasians” use the word when referring to black women.

Katie responded and wrote, “when I was in elementary school the dictionary said ghetto was 1a. The Jewish part of town – definitions evolve.”

Katie has since deleted the post.

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