Buckle up for more changes in Julia Lemigova and Guerdy Abraira’s ever-changing friendship on The Real Housewives of Miami — before things likely come to a head on the reunion.
“I would just ask her [at the reunion], ‘Guerdy, what do you want? What is your goal? What do you want?’” Julia, 53, told Us Weekly during an exclusive interview while promoting the Bravo show on Thursday, July 31.
While Us couldn’t help but look ahead, Julia warned fans to “stay tuned” as they have only seen a “small part” of their falling out so far.
“There is so much more, and I wish I could say more, but honestly, stay tuned and then make your own decision,” she said. “I don’t hold grudges. I don’t have any animosity.”
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Julia and Guerdy, 47, were close friends and allies in season 6. But everything changed in season 7 over allegations of how Julia treated Guerdy on a cruise when they weren’t filming.
Things escalated when Julia threw a drink of water on her costar at Marysol Patton’s event. (She has since apologized and expressed remorse for her actions.)
Things got even more complicated when Guerdy showcased a private text message conversation with Julia on a giant screen at her celebration of life party. Despite some of the cast walking out of the event, Guerdy has stood by her actions.
“I hope Guerdy can put it behind us,” Julia teased to Us about the recent conflict. “I’m not the person who holds grudges. Life is moving on. I forgive, I forget, I love my friends. We did have a beautiful friendship once.”
While Julia’s relationship with Guerdy has been a main focus during the first half of the season, viewers may want to prepare themselves for another shifting friendship.
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According to Julia, things also aren’t the same with her longtime friend Adriana de Moura. And no, it’s not only because Julia has gotten closer to Marysol, 58, and Alexia Nepola.
“I’m still a little bit confused why things went about the way they did,” she explained to Us while visiting New York City. “Again, it’s a reunion situation and I’m sure she will have a lot to say, but you will see as the episodes grow. … We have a lot more Miami to live.”
The Real Housewives of Miami airs on Bravo Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET. Stream old episodes anytime on Peacock.
