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Jennie Nguyen says that while she did throw a glass on Sunday’s finale of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,” she didn’t throw it at Mary Cosby, per se.
“That was my breaking point! I did not throw the glass at anyone, I threw it on the FLOOR!” Nguyen wrote on her Instagram Story on Monday.
The mom of three claims that she ultimately reached said breaking point after Cosby allegedly made insensitive remarks towards Nguyen, who is of Vietnamese descent.
“Yellow skin, slanted eyes, mocking my accent, Jennie from the hood, and finally little Asian,” Nguyen wrote, referring to phrases Cosby allegedly called her throughout the tumultuous season.
Nguyen, 44, and Cosby, 49, got into a heated argument in Sunday’s episode after Nguyen attempted to have a conversation with Cosby, who ignored her.
“I didn’t sign up for you,” Cosby told a highly charged Nguyen, who immediately clapped back, “I didn’t sign up for you, either!”
Nguyen then accused Cosby of calling her a “f—king psycho,” which Cosby denied, but Nguyen continued pressing her.
“Oh, run away … Run the f—k away because you don’t have nothing to say, Mary,” Nguyen shouted, throwing her glass as Cosby walked away from her. While the drink didn’t appear to touch Cosby, she did turn around and notice the shattered glass.
“If you have something to say about me, say it to my face!” Nguyen cried.
Nguyen had the opportunity to address the incident at the reunion, but will not during Season 3. She was fired from “RHOSLC” after several controversial Facebook posts — many of which denigrated the Black Lives Matter movement — came to the internet’s attention in January. The reunion was filmed prior to the posts being resurfaced.
Cosby has yet to give her opinion on #glassgate — and won’t be doing so at the reunion, having ditched the Season 2 roundtable to avoid addressing her co-stars’ accusation that her Faith Temple Pentecostal Church is a “cult.”
Part one of the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” Season 2 reunion airs Sunday, Feb. 27, at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.
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