Erika Girardi is told she has an ugly personality after flipping out on Teddi Mellencamp

Erika Girardi had been a fan favorite on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills but fans changed their minds after she snapped during a conversation with Teddi Mellencamp.

Erika Girardi has been on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for a couple of years and she has offered something new and different. Erika is not only married to an older man, but she’s also a thriving pop star and performer. Many of her fans believe that she’s nearly perfect, but fans saw a different side of her during last week’s episode. When Teddi Mellencamp told her that she appeared to have a convenient case of amnesia, Erika flipped out. She felt Teddi was calling her a liar.

Viewers who were watching last week’s episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills thought that Erika was overreacting. She flipped out and Teddi broke down in tears. That wasn’t the response she had hoped for, especially since she didn’t feel that she made an accusation. She merely pointed out that it was convenient that Erika had forgotten a conversation with Dorit Kemsley the moment they were going to confront her with it.

During the same time that Erika Girardi flipped out, fans also saw her working on her book about her life. As it turns out, Erika’s book is called Pretty Mess and will be out later this year. But when Girardi tried to promote the book on social media, many people said that they would not be buying the book after what they had seen on the show. They demanded that she gave Teddi an apology for the way she had treated her co-star. But it sounds like Erika has no plans of apologizing for anything. Even when Erika shared a naked photo of herself on Twitter, people pointed out that while she was beautiful, her personality was ugly. It seems like viewers are having a hard time moving on from last week’s episode.

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What do you think about Erika Girardi’s desire to not apologize for her behavior?