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KAREN IS STRUGGLING TO ACCEPT HER ADDICTION! | Real Housewives of Potomac | S10; E17 | RECAP

#gizellebryant #karenhuger #rhop Newly released from prison, Karen Huger sits down for a no-holds barred interview with Andy Cohen to discuss what led to her arrest, the realities of prison life and what’s in store for her future. #gizellebryant #ashleydarby #wendyosefo #happyeddie #gna #reasonablyshady #staceyrusch #keairnastewart #tiaglover #angelmassie #bravoandy #andycohen #wwhl #moniquesamuels #jassirideaux #dariusharris #rhopreunion #bravotv #bravotvfacts #potomac #bravoaddict #wwhl #viral #viralvideo #trending #fyp #watchwhathappenslive ANDREW GABOR Be sure to join my PATREON for EXCLUSIVE CONTENT: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=135036090 TWITTER: ANDREWGABORLOL INSTAGRAM: ANDREWGABORLOL CASH APP: $GGABOR In this deep dive into The Real Housewives of Potomac Season 10, Episode 17, “Karen Comes Home,” we break down one of the most shocking and emotionally raw moments in RHOP history. Newly released from prison, Karen Huger returns to the spotlight in a no-holds-barred sit-down with Andy Cohen, confronting the arrest, sentencing, and infamous body cam footage that broke the internet. From unseen footage of the night of the crash to Bravo’s decision to show Karen walking straight out of jail, this episode delivers a rare, unfiltered reality TV moment that has fans debating accountability, addiction, and redemption. The episode follows Karen’s homecoming with Ray, Raven, and her sister, while the noticeable absence and later appearance of her son Brandon sparks conversation among viewers. Karen opens up about surviving six months in general population, the fear, isolation, and strict prison routine, and how incarceration forced her to confront what truly mattered. Her candid discussion of addiction, prescription drugs, alcohol, denial, and the emotional toll on her family reframes the narrative beyond headlines and court documents, positioning this as one of the most vulnerable Housewives confessions ever aired. Andy Cohen’s rare in-home interview adds gravity to the episode, as Karen reflects on watching the body cam footage for the first time in therapy, her shame, and her commitment to sobriety. The conversation also explores her marriage to Ray, unresolved resentment, emotional trauma, and the claim that the show may have saved her life rather than contributed to her downfall. From questions about plea deals to the severity of her sentence and her early release, the interview leaves little untouched and fuels intense fan discussion across social media. We also unpack Karen’s complicated relationships with the other women of Potomac, including Gizelle, Ashley, and Wendy, and whether their support was genuine or strategic for the cameras. As viewers question whether Karen should return to RHOP and debate Bravo’s standing ovations, this episode forces a larger conversation about reality TV, accountability, and grace. Whether you’re a longtime RHOP fan or catching up on the most talked-about Bravo episode of the season, this breakdown covers everything you need to know about Karen Huger’s return, her reckoning, and what it could mean for the future of The Real Housewives of Potomac. ⚠️Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. ⚠️Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this video and on the ANDREW GABOR Youtube Channel do not necessarily reflect the opinion of ANDREW GABOR and the Youtube Channel. ⚠️ALL TOPICS are for ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY! Comedy satire TV-MA Viewer discretion is advised. None of the information presented in this video or by ANDREW GABOR should be taken as FACT and everything is ALLEGED. ⚠️Disclaimer: The opinions of the callers do not represent the opinions of ANDREW GABOR, or Google/YouTube.