Larsa Pippen On 'The Traitors' Season 2, Her Strategy And All Her Haters
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"I’m better than her, I look better than her, and I’m smarter than her," said the "Real Housewives of Miami" star.
Our first Housewife has been banished from “The Traitors.”
If you’ve been keeping up with the Peacock competition show — and you should (it’s so good) — you would’ve seen in Episode 4 of Season 2 that “Real Housewives of Miami” star Larsa Pippen was kicked out of the castle shortly after her boyfriend, Marcus Jordan, was “murdered” the week prior.
At the roundtable, Pippen called out the strong alpha men as potential traitors, specifically pointing her suspicions toward Chris “C.T.” Tamburello. Earlier in the series, she rightly accused Dan Gheesling of being a traitor.
Later, traitor Parvati Shallow accused all of the Housewives ― including her traitor counterpart Phaedra Parks ― of having a pact to survive the game. Parks quickly jumped in to shut that down.
But still, the cast members voted out Pippen, who was, in fact, a faithful.
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