RHOSLC’s Ashley Quai doubles down on Whitney secretly recording her

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Ashley Quay double down on that claim Whitney Rose She reportedly recorded her “private conversation,” and shared the true extent of their relationship before entering Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. She also revealed which castmate is the most different off camera.

In a recent scene with Mary Cosbywho had just tragically lost her son, Ashley and his partners, argued over the claim that Whitney recorded their off-camera conversation about Meredith Marks. According to Quai, Angie Katsanevas he said Whitney had cameras capturing the conversation.

Around that time, Whitney had told Angie that Quai once, in a fit of rage, cleaned a toilet with her husband’s toothbrush. Then, on a trolley ride in San Francisco, Angie cheerfully told the story to the group in an effort that seemed to embarrass Quai.

Onward Catching up with GibQuai confronted the moment she heard Whitney recorded her.

“I was like, ‘She’s not my friend,'” Quai said. “I was like, ‘You want to record me?’ I was just dumb because I went over there for Mary. I had never met Mary. I wanted to do something good. And then [Whitney] taking that and apparently videotaping me, taking a private conversation, and [dangles it] when she’s supposed to be my friend.”

Quai then went on to insist that she thought Whitney secretly recorded her.

“I was thrown under the bus, run over, turn back, run over, honkity honk, honky donk. And I’m still sitting there just like I was dumb,” she said. “I believe I was recorded. She’s done it before.”

She said that some companions are different off camera.

“When I got off that tram, that’s when I learned who’s real and who’s not,” she said. “You were literally just crying, and now you step away and you’re like, ‘Come on! Party time!’ And I’m sitting there going, ‘I have no words. Don’t cry. Don’t cry. Like, you’ve got this.'”

Quai then called the “mind games.”

“We stop filming, and then they’re so nice to me. I’m like, ‘Oh, okay, we’re friends.’ Then I sat down [and they change]. So there are definitely people who are not the same on camera and off camera,” said Quai, who said Angie was the biggest example.

Quai then remembered her relationship with Whitney before Quai entered RHOSLC.

“Whitney and I are connected through my Shari,” Quai said, referring to her late sister-in-law who was a good friend of Whitney’s. “Have Whitney and I ever had dinner one-on-one before, just us? No. Have Whitney and I ever had personal phone conversations before, one-on-one? No. Have I ever gone over to Whitney’s house, just her and me? I did once, and I’ll never do that again. So I hope that clears things up for everybody.”

But Quai went into the show thinking that Whitney (who introduced her to the group) was “my girl”.

“Imagine thinking that Whitney [has] your back, she’s your daughter, and [then] she’s the right one then and there she throws you under the bus,” she said. “San Francisco was really hard on me. I’ve never been in a situation like that before.”