Angel Massie responds to the accusation made by Wendy Osefo’s acquaintance.
“Real Housewives of Potomac” newbie Angel Massie decided to use her Colorado trip as a means to get even with Gizelle Bryant and Ashley Darby in the latest episode. Originally, Angel disinvited Ashley from the trip because Ashley claimed she had been “evicted” from her Maryland home. In response, Gizelle said she wouldn’t go if Ashley didn’t. So Angel gave Ashley and Gizelle a room with twin beds.
The episode ended on a cliffhanger. Angel urged Ashley and Gizelle to share the rumors they had heard about her.
Wendy Osefo tells Angel what she heard in the next episode. In a preview, Wendy tells Angel what a realtor alleged.
“What I heard about you was a friend of mine who’s a real estate agent, said that you called her and you said you were moving to the area and you want the property to look like it’s $14,000 a month, but you’re only able and willing to pay 1000,” she says.
Tia Glover thinks this realtor is out of order.
“Why is a real estate agent putting your business out there like that?”
Angel says, “Ha, ha, ha, ‘cause my rich *** spent $14,000 a month on the property. And so whatever friend told you that was very wrong.”
Tia concludes, “She’s an awful realtor.”
In a green screen interview, Wendy vouches for the realtor.
“I don’t think so, Angel. The realtor has no reason to lie on you. Plus, she’s not the only one that said this before.”
Angel tells the group it’s likely a sour grapes situation.
“I don’t know if she was upset because it didn’t work out. Because she didn’t find us a property.”
She continues, “And if she did say that to you, then we got to have a conversation.”
Stacey Rusch then proposes, “Can’t we just call the agent since you know who it is? Why don’t you call her and say, why did you lie on me? Why don’t you call her?”
Angel answers, “Not today. Let me just finish what I’m saying.”
Wendy reminds Stacey that she didn’t want to call TJ on the spot at the previous reunion. Regardless, Stacey tells producers that her situation with TJ was different.
“With personal relationships, you might need to pause and think about when you want to call. With business, you call, and you straighten things out. So why not in this moment?”
Angel tells the ladies that this person should have come up with a better lie to tell.
“My business is slated to open in 2026, and that’s happening. If someone wants to spread lies about me, I hope that they make them better than me, wanting to spend $1000 a month on a home.”
