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Erika Jayne is being called out by Brooke Candy for taking credit for her song, “Drip,” at The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion.
After Andy Cohen, 56, mentioned that the song had been featured in the Oscar-winning film Anora, congratulating Erika, 53, at the taping, the 35-year-old singer took to her TikTok account, where she lashed out at Erika, slamming her as “rude” for failing to mention her and looking back on another interaction they had after Erika was featured on the song.
“Andy Cohen congratulated Erika Jayne for being in an Oscar-winning film, or having her song, ‘Drip,’ in an Oscar-winning film, and she said, ‘Oh, I’m just a feature, but yeah, it’s won this award.’ Like, girl, why couldn’t you have used that moment to give me my flowers?” Brooke wondered in her first clip.
“I put you on that song on an album, which, mind you, featured incredible artists … [And] you decide to instead of just like, saying my name, and giving me a little bit of credit for my song that features you, you decide to just say, ‘Oh, I’m just a feature.’ You could’ve taken that moment and given me my flowers, and you didn’t, and I think that says a lot about you,” she continued.
@brookecandy So I collaborated with Erica Jayne 🙄….Part 1 of 3 #rhobh #bravo #anora #erikajayne #realhousewivesofbeverlyhills #andycohen ♬ original sound – Brooke Candy
In her second clip, Brooke revealed that Erika hosted a private screening of Anora at AMC Theater at The Grove in Los Angeles and left her off the guest list.
“She didn’t invite me. That’s problem number one … she used it as an opportunity to promote herself,” Brooks shared. “She signed autographs, she took pictures and then the next day, and here’s where it gets really messy, the next day, she made a post on Instagram that said she wanted to thank AMC for letting her use the theater, she wanted to thank all the fans for coming out, and she wanted to thank them, and especially, thank the movie for using her song, ‘Drip.’”
According to Brooke, she wasn’t as much as mentioned in Erika’s post.
“How could I not have a problem? She didn’t tag me. That’s my song. She’s literally taking credit for my song. It’s insane,” she noted. “You don’t do this as an artist. That’s why: She’s not an artist; she doesn’t get it. But you don’t do this. It’s rude and it’s delusional and it’s wrong.”
Then, speaking to Erika directly, Brooke said, “You can’t do that. You can’t take credit for ‘my song drip.’ Babe, it’s on my album, Sexorcism, and it features you, and your feature is incredibly small, and Jesse Saint John wrote it. You didn’t even write it. You didn’t even write it, but it’s your song?”
After seeing Erika’s post, and despite her lack of acknowledgement of Brooke and Jesse, Brooke chose to reach out to Erika in a kind manner.
“I was like, ‘Hey, you know what? I worked really hard on this song, and so did a lot of other people. Would you mind tagging me? I would really appreciate it. It would mean a lot,’” she recalled.
Brooke then shared a screenshot of her texts to Erika, as well as Erika’s response, which said, “Done!”
“This proves that she did something that was absolutely insane and wrong … I have the receipts … [And] I’d rather have collaborated with Countess Luann De Lesseps,” Brooke concluded.
@brookecandy So I collaborated with Erica Jayne 🍵 Part 2 (and gonna just leave it here tbh) #rhobh #bravo #anora #erikajayne #realhousewivesofbeverlyhills #andycohen ♬ original sound – Brooke Candy
Part two of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 14 reunion airs Tuesday, April 8, at 8/7c on Bravo.
