Despite all of Heather Gay’s black eye drama last season, there was a story far more serious – and longer-lasting.
Although friends and relatives too, Heather and Whitney Rose had a bitter fight RHOSLC season 3.
The fan-favorite pairing left viewers in splits, with some hoping they’d reconcile their differences.
But Heather’s weighing in on her own sister – and warning Whitney that Heather will never be a true friend. Yes!
There Was a Time When Heather Gay and Whitney Rose’s Relationship Was at It’s Strongest real housewives of salt lake city,
They had a close friendship. It won the hearts of the fans and helped them stand up against some intense enemies on screen.
On Season 3, all of that came crashing down. Whitney insisted that Heather admit, on-screen, in a private conversation that the two had off-camera about Lisa Barlow.
There was bitterness in both.
Eventually, Whitney wanted to mend fences and return to their previous friendship.
Heather didn’t do that. She felt that Whitney had wronged her, and she was not expecting to withdraw as if nothing had happened.
RHOSLC Viewers will miss Nancy Mokes. In addition to being a syllabary for her last name, she is also the sister of Heather.
On screen, we saw Heather and Nancy meet as no contact lasted nearly two decades.
Heather has since left the Mormon Church. But, at the time Nancy left the controversial religious organization, Heather was still part of the religion. And a huge rift developed between them.
In some very public Instagram comments, Nancy is now opening up about her sister.
,[Whitney] Stop waiting for Heather. Unless he is of no use to you, he is of no use to you,” she wrote.
“Trust me, I know,” Nancy assured. “I waited 20+ years for him, only to be used for storylines in Vail.”
According to Nancy, “He hasn’t spoken to me since the day we did the movie.”
Speaking of doing a movie together, Nancy is starting to see this as a serious milestone.
“I think this will be the last conversation we’ll ever have,” she explained. This is very sad.
Nancy said to Whitney, “Nice to meet you at Vail.”
She concluded by saying: “Sorry you finally saw the real Heather.”
It sounds very emotional and painful to hear. But is it true?
It’s as if Nancy is accusing Heather of using her for a story and then throwing her away.
We know that some reality cast members will exploit personal relationships for on-screen drama. Too often, we hear about people pretending to be off-camera when their kids are in front of the camera when they’re not the parent.
But it’s possible that there are more nuances to Heather and Nancy’s story than that. Reunions can be painful (and not just the Bravo kind). Maybe Heather and Nancy just need more time.