Riley Burruss Responds to Backlash Over Her ‘Spoiled Brat’’ Behavior on ‘Next Gen NYC’
Riley Burruss said leaked contact information brought racist messages and death threats after the episode, and she acknowledged her behavior on camera was not okay.
- During an appearance on Gia Giudice's Casual Chaos podcast, Riley Burruss addressed the backlash surrounding her recent episode, confronting the controversy following a night where she clashed with Georgia McCann.
- Burruss became heavily intoxicated during that episode, clashed with Georgia McCann, and appeared to threaten to throw a glass; she acknowledged that her behavior on screen was "really not okay."
- According to All About TRH, Burruss's phone number was allegedly leaked after the episode aired, resulting in racist text messages and death threats; Burruss specifically mentioned receiving messages containing racial slurs.
- After Ariana Biermann discussed their friendship on Watch What Happens Live, Burruss admitted that if viewers called her a "spoiled brat," she could understand where they were coming from.
- Explaining that she had to turn off her phone for a week, Burruss noted the harassment stemmed from online backlash; this situation underscores that watching reality television does not give viewers permission to make real-life threats.
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Riley Burruss Says ‘Next Gen NYC’ Backlash Went From Shade To Scary, Spiraled Into Racist Messages & Death Threats–‘That’s Not Cool’
Source: Charles Sykes / Bravo Riley Burruss is opening up about the backlash she’s received over her messy Next Gen NYC moment, and according to the reality star, the backlash went waaaay beyond fans dragging her online and led to racist texts and death threats. During an appearance on Gia Giudice’s Casual Chaos podcast, Burruss addressed the fallout from the episode where she became heavily intoxicated during a girls’ night, clashed with Georgi…
Riley Burruss Says ‘Next Gen NYC’ Backlash Went From Shade To Scary, Spiraled Into Racist Messages & Death Threats--'That's Not Cool'
Source: Charles Sykes / Bravo Riley Burruss is opening up about the backlash she’s received over her messy Next Gen NYC moment, and according to the reality star, the backlash went waaaay beyond fans dragging her online and led to racist texts and death threats. During an appearance on Gia Giudice’s Casual Chaos podcast, Burruss addressed the fallout from the episode where she became heavily intoxicated during a girls’ night, clashed with Georgi…
Riley Burruss discusses getting hate messages from fans, addresses her drama with Georgia McCann and Ariana Biermann, and where she stands with them today, plus why she didn’t reach out to Ariana after it aired #NextGenNYC
Next Gen NYC's Riley Burruss addresses her drama with Georgia and Ariana, and where she stands with them today.
Riley Burruss Responds to Backlash Over Her ‘Spoiled Brat’’ Behavior on ‘Next Gen NYC’
CraSH/imageSPACE / MEGACraSH/imageSPACE / MEGA Riley Burruss hasn’t had the best season on Bravo’s “Next Gen NYC” so far in her second year on the show. This is the case following her arguments with castmates Georgia McCann and Ariana Biermann. Now, in a new interview with Gia Giudice, Burruss is opening up about the backlash she’s faced while also calling out harmful comments she’s received. Riley Burruss Takes Accountability For Her ‘Next Gen …
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