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Fans are enjoying having Dorinda Medley back on their screens as Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Legacy is currently airing on Peacock.
However, like most of the Housewives, Dorinda has other jobs, one of which happens to be hosting a radio show on Andy Cohen’s XM Satellite Radio station. However, it’s the dramatic weight loss the former RHONY star showed off that truly has fans talking. She’s also providing an update on Ramona Singer.
The radio show is called Make It Nice with Dorinda Medley, and she has been hosting it since 2019. However, the recent Christmas episode was titled Make It Merry. Fans of RHONY will note that “make it nice” is a bit of a catchphrase from the reality star.
According to The Sun, the episode found Dorinda taking phone calls and giving advice for the holidays. For the episode, she wore a red blouse with a plunging neckline paired with tight leather pants and black boots. Dave Quinn, who is a notable entertainment journalist, hosted part of the show with Dorinda.
Here’s a picture of the outfit Dorinda wore for the episode.
Dorinda has also showed off her weight loss in more recent pics.
In other news, Dorinda recently provided an update on Ramona and how she’s handling the backlash regarding her use of the N-word on multiple occasions.
Dorinda said, ” She’s happy. [Her daughter] Avery [Singer]’s happy. Things that are important to her [are] working out, and I think she loves living in between New York and Palm Beach. She’s found her place, and it’s what we all want.”
She also talked about Ramona getting a condo in Palm Beach as a bit of an escape.
“The way she got this condo and said, ‘OK, this is where I’m going to find my happy place.’ I think she found it.”
Additionally, Sonja recently shared similar sentiments about Ramona. She said, “She just didn’t want to mess with happy. She was just, everything was rolling right off.”
It seems that Ramona is in a good place. However, she has yet to publicly address the racism allegations against her while filming, as well as her texting the N-word to a reporter.