In the end, the RuPaul’s Drag Race star doesn’t regret confiding in Candiace about his hunch that Lisa was a Traitor, which ultimately ignited the Traitors’ decision to kill him off.
“I don’t regret sharing my suspicions, because it’s really hard to play that game,” he shared. “When you were in that castle, vying for the last piece of salmon and trying to create relationships, you are grasping at straws… The Faithfuls are just working with what little crumbs you have.”
His biggest takeaway, however?
“What I do regret in the big picture is ever trusting a Housewife,” Monét confessed. “They have proven in their multiple seasons on Bravo that they are backstabbing, lying people, and they are people that should not be trusted.”
“So, if and when I get the chance to go to back into the castle,” he added, “I will hunt a Housewife. I don’t care what they are. I don’t care if they are a Traitor, a Faithful, a janitor, a host. They are going home under my watch.”
More Stories
Utilities' Phony "Wildfire Victims First" Coalition Trots Out Utility-Paid Spokespeople to Push Wildfire Bailout, Says Consumer Watchdog
PARAMOUNT SKYDANCE SATISFIES ALL REGULATORY CONDITIONS UNDER THE MERGER AGREEMENT TO CLOSE WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY ACQUISITION, SECURING CLEARANCES IN NEARLY 70 COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE
A Moment of Xen Expands Its Wellness & Innovation Platform with Strategic Partnership Featuring Leela Quantum Tech's "Beyond the Signal" Series