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'Real Housewives' cast dish on tiff between Whoopi Goldberg and Michaele Salahi

DC HOUSEWIVES: "IT'S NOT THE SALAHI SHOW" After Wednesday's drama on 'The View' between Whoopi Goldberg and Michaele Salahi, three of the other cast members speak out about how their controversial co-star is giving them all a bad reputation. "I don't really care whether she gets press by herself but being associated with her and being around her is pretty toxic and exhausting," says Cat Ommanney who adds, "I'm really over it." A shouting match erupted after Wednesday's episode of "The View" between Salahi, a guest along with the other "Housewives," and "View" co-host Goldberg. Goldberg, who was not among the interviewers for that segment, had stepped onto the set of the ABC talk show to urge Salahi to discuss the night she and her husband allegedly crashed President Barack Obama's state dinner last fall. As she spoke to her, Goldberg could be seen by viewers touching Salahi's arm. Salahi said afterward Goldberg confronted her sharply, using obscene language. At the start of "The View" on Thursday, Goldberg wasted no time invoking the clash with the woman "who you may remember from her, let's say, surprising appearance at a White House party last November." When Wednesday's broadcast was over, Goldberg said, "I was told that she thought I hit her. So I went up to her and I told her that she KNEW I didn't hit her. And yeah, you know how I said it: choice words." Hearing this, the studio audience at "The View" burst into cheers and applause. "And I make no apology for my choice words," she added. Then Salahi's husband, Tareq, had begun filming the squabble with his cell phone, Goldberg said. "Needless to say, I really went off, then. And there was even more, choicer words. I mean, they were so choice you could have cut 'em with a knife and eaten them." ` The experience left the rest of the "Housewives" feeling uncomfortable and bitter toward Salahi. "Awkward. Very awkward," says Mary Amons, "it's now changed the energy completely between the five of us." "The Real Housewives of DC" is the fifth series in the franchise. There are versions set in Orange County, Calif., New York, New Jersey and Atlanta. Another version in Beverly Hills, Calif. is also in the works. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you... Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork