RHOC Season 10 Is Over, But Brooks Ayers' Cancer Saga Will Never End
LatestSweet lordy lord, the Real Housewives of Orange County season ten is finally over and of course we still barely have answers to the many, many questions that were raised this year.
In the third of a three part reunion, which aired Sunday night, Andy Cohen and company focused on the question everyone really wants to know even though we all kinda already know the answer: Does Brooks Ayers really have cancer and how much did his girlfriend Vicki Gunvalson know?
Perhaps predicting the dumpster fire that was coming her way, Vicki admitted to taking half a bar of Xanax before the filming, which explains her eerie calmness and constant agreeability.
During the show, Tamra Judge told multiple stories about Brooks straight-up lying about his health, which Vicki did not refute. We also learned that Vicki never actually saw Brooks get chemotherapy—rather, she sat in the waiting room while he received his treatments.
There were also allegations that Brooks physically abused Vicki, which were corroborated by her daughter Brianna—who, aside from possibly Heather, is the only person I ever truly trust on this show—and Tamra.
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