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    Fans Think RHOSLC’s Lisa Barlow Shaded Whitney Rose, Angie Katsanevas

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    Watch: Why Fans Think RHOSLC’s Lisa Barlow Shaded Whitney Rose and Angie Katsanevas Amid Their Breakups

    Lisa Barlow might be hinting that she lives a totally different life than some of her costars.

    The Real Housewife of Salt Lake City star appeared to make a dig at her castmates on Instagram July 22, highlighting her marriage to husband John Barlow in an appreciation post that coincided with news that costars Whitney Rose and Angie Katsanevas have both ended their respective marriages earlier this week. 

    Lisa captioned a couple’s portrait of herself and John, “Partners in it all.”

    The fast-food superfan also tagged Vida Tequila—the beverage company they cofounded in 2003 before becoming parents to sons Jack Barlow, 21, and Henry Barlow, 14. 

    Some fans took it as a subtle diss to her now-single costars, with one person writing, “you are so shady! but relationship goals tbh” and another saying, “They should’ve focused on their marriages instead of yours LMAO.” 

    Yet, Lisa hinted on her Instagram Story that she isn’t paying attention to any noise, writing over a sunglasses selfie, “I’m not pacing my life and businesses based on anyone else. I just live MY life.”

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    RHOSLC’s Angie Katsanevas, Shawn Trujillo Break Up After 27 Years of Marriage

    And while Lisa has been vocal about celebrating her and John’s union on the Bravo series, their relationship has been a topic of discussion among the group that includes Heather Gay and Bronwyn Newport. The couple found themselves under the microscope during season six when headlines of legal and financial woes published in the Salt Lake Tribune were discussed by the cast.

    Now, all eyes are on Angie and Whitney as they change their relationship statuses. 

    Photo by Djamilla Rosa Cochran/WireImage for Vida Tequila

    Angie and husband Shawn Trujillo surprised fans when multiple outlets reported their split after 27 years of marriage, during which time they built a franchise of popular hair salons and raised their 15-year-old daughter Elektra.

    For her part, Whitney had previously been open on the series about her struggles with now-estranged partner Justin Rose—with whom she shares kids Bobbie, 16, and Brooks, 13, along with three sons from Justin’s first marriage. Still, on the last season of RHOSLC, Whitney discussed reviving her 16-year marriage with Justin (18 years her senior) after they sold her company Wild Rose Beauty.

    Aside from Lisa’s apparent shade, Bravo star Meredith Marks also chimed in following the breakups. 

    “It’s ironic when you see [everything] that has been said about you manifest in the people who said it. Much more to come on this subject but people who spread negativity about an aspect of someone else’s life usually are insecure of that in their own life,” Meredith penned on Threads July 22. “2026 has been a year of karma in so many different ways.”

    For a look at fellow reality TV couples who have called it quits, keep reading…

    Jules and Michael Wainstein, The Real Housewives of New York CityJules’ first season on The Real Housewives of New York City, the show’s eighth, hadn’t even hit its midway point when news broke that husband Michael had filed for divorce after eight years of marriage. In a very suspicious bit of timing, that new episode airing that very evening showed the first hit at marital discord between the Bravo newbies.

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    Cynthia Bailey and Peter Thomas, The Real Housewives of AtlantaWhen Real Housewives of Atlanta viewers first met Cynthia in season three, she got engaged to, planned a wedding with, and got married to Peter all in one fell swoop. And all against the wishes of her family. (Remember watching her mom and sister hide the marriage license on the day of the freaking wedding?! Savage AF.) The union was always a rocky one, with Peter’s financial issues and sketchy behavior continually coming between the two. By season eight, Peter wasn’t even living at home anymore and after the season wrapped, the two announced plans to separate.
    Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey, NewlywedsArguably the first iconic couple of reality TV, the pop singer and 98 Degrees frontman won viewers’ hearts in 2003 with their MTV show that showed off the couple’s, especially Jessica’s, realness. (Remember her infamous is it chicken or is it fish query?) Alas, after three years of marriage and 41 episodes, the couple split. 

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    Lynne and Frank Curtin, The Real Housewives of Orange CountyWhen Lynne and Frank joined The Real Housewives of Orange County in season four, they were gleefully spending money like it was going out of style. By season five, Frank’s mishandling of their finances blindsided Lynne to the point that she received an eviction notice on camera. The couple called it quits shortly thereafter.

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    Jon and Kate Gosselin, Jon and Kate Plus 8Back in the day, innocent and unkempt Jon and Kate Gosselin were just normal people who bickered like any crazed parents of eight kids under age 8. When the fame of Jon and Kate Plus Eight got ahold of them, Kate ditched her signature business-in-the-front, party-in-the-back hairstyle for long blonde extensions and a fake tan, while Jon started wearing a lot of Ed Hardy and partying with co-eds, and their marriage was over a few ugly months later. The media couldn’t figure out who we were rooting for anymore, and the family slowly faded from the spotlight. (Until now…) 

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    Yolanda and David Foster, The Real Housewives of Beverly HillsThis one stings. Yolanda and David Foster were still in their first year of marriage when she joined Bravo’s bevy of Beverly Hills beauties and, in the last three seasons, we’ve watched them in what appeared to be wedded bliss, even as she’s openly struggled with a debilitating Lyme disease diagnosis for much of that time. That’s what makes the recent news that the pair are planning to divorce after four years of marriage and nine as a couple so painful and baffling. What went wrong here?
    Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, Being Bobby BrownHell to the no! At least the tumultuous couple’s shortlived 2005 Bravo reality series gave us that catch phrase? The late icon was hesitant to appear on the series following her husband’s career, but later told Oprah she agreed to do it for Bobby. “It was just like, ‘OK, I’m your wife. What do you want me to do?'” Ripped apart by critics, the show wasn’t renewed for a second season after Whitney wouldn’t agree to appear again. After 14 years of marriage, the couple filed for legal separation in September 2006. 

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    Camille and Kelsey Grammer, The Real Housewives of Beverly HillsWhen Camille Grammer joined the inaugural season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, she brought with her the arguably the franchise’s most high-profile spouse: Beloved sitcom star Kelsey Grammer. But things in their marriage seemed strained from the jump, with Kelsey hardly ever on camera or in Los Angeles. That the two were in a bitter divorce by season’s end was no surprise. That Kelsey was such a jerk? Well, that was surprising.

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    Hulk and Linda Hogan, Hogan Knows BestArguably one of the most famous professional wrestlers in pop culture, late wrestling superstar Hulk Hogan invited viewers into his home for four seasons to meet his quirky family, including animal-loving wife, Linda, wannabe pop star daughter, Brooke, and troublemaking son, Nick. Soon after the series’ 2007 cancellation, however, Linda filed for divorce, with the fallout being shown on the spinoff, Brooke Knows Best. 

    Bravo Photo: Brett Ascarelli

    Tamra and Simon Barney, The Real Housewives of Orange CountyWhen Tamra joined The Real Housewives of Orange County in season three, she was married to second husband Simon. In the three seasons that ensued before their eventual divorce, viewers watched as the union disintegrated in a truly nasty fashion, leading to Tamra declaring a desire for a divorce on camera in the season five finale. This one was not pretty. Here’s hoping third time’s the charm for Tamra, who rebounded in season six with Eddie Judge, before tying the knot between seasons eight and nine.
    Bethenny Frankel and Jason Hoppy, Bethenny Ever AfterWe all rejoiced when our favorite RHONY Housewife finally found love with super sweet normal dude, Jason Hoppy, and success with her spinoff shows, Bethenny Getting Married and Bethenny Ever After. But Bethenny’s issues with her own broken family led to insecurities that drove a wedge between the couple, ending in a nasty custody battle for their adorable daughter, Bryn.And despite the divorce drama and the recent cancellation of her talk show, Bethenny seems to be taking it all in stride. “I’m in a good place,” she recently said. “Life is a journey, not a destination. I’m on the road. And the road is paved with good intentions!”

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    Vicki and Donn Gunvalson, The Real Housewives of Orange CountyOriginal OC Housewife and workaholic Vicki’s second marriage to the boring and often unemployed Donn wasn’t quite filling up Vicki’s “love tank” so the couple called it quits.  
    Britney Spears and Kevin Federline, ChaoticHoly trainwreck, Batman! Five episodes of the 2005 mini-series produced more than enough evidence to show that Chaotic was a more than fitting title for the UPN series…and the relationship it followed. Featuring home videos shot by the pop icon and her backup dancer husband, Britney opened up a little too much about her sex life and left us cringing, wondering how in the world no one told her that this was a no-good, very-bad idea. After two years of marriage and the birth of their two sons, the couple split, leading to a nasty divorce and the start of Britney’s downward spiral. At least Britney later recognized the error of her Chaotic ways, saying, “That was probably the worst thing I’ve done in my career.” Agreed, y’all!

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    Ramona and Mario Singer, The Real Housewives of New York CityRamona and Mario Singer had the relationship that all other NYC Housewife couples were compared to. No, seriously, Ramona often rubbed her happily married life in the face of her divorcing co-stars. After six seasons of that, it would’ve been easy to revel in the schadenfreude of Mario’s affair and their eventual separation if Ramona didn’t seem so deeply wounded by the betrayal. In hindsight, his sleaziness does throw the six seasons of in-your-face wedded bliss—including season three’s big vow renewal—into the realm of “The lady doth protest too much,” if you know what we mean. 

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    Dave Navarro and Carmen Electra, ‘Til Death Do Us PartMore like ’til divorce do us part, right?! The rocker and Baywatch star’s super gothic and creepy wedding was documented by MTV in a seven-episode series that aired in 2004. But after less than thee years of marriage, Carmen filed for divorce in 2006. 

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    Porsha Williams and Kordell Stewart, The Real Housewives of AtlantaTalk about airing your dirty laundry! The nasty fallout from the reality star and ex-NFL player’s split, which came after two years of marriage, has been well-documented by Bravo’s cameras. (Porsha even admitted to finding out about Kordell’s filing on Twitter. Yikes.)

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    Luann and Count Alexandre de Lesseps, The Real Housewives of New York CityHas any Real Housewives star more treasured their status as wife than Luann? When The Real Housewives of New York City premiered, she was happily living life as The Countess, cultivating an entire image based around the class that came along with her title. She may have lost the husband in 2009 after his alleged affair with Ethiopian Princess Kemeria Abajobir Abajifar, but she’s never stopped calling herself The Countess.

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    Clint and Dina Eastwood, Mrs. Eastwood and CompanyMany in Hollywood were surprised when it was announced that revered actor and director Clint Eastwood would be appearing on an E! reality show. Of course, his wife, Dina, a band manager, and their daughters, Francesca and Morgan, were the real stars of the short-lived show, with Clint making a rare appearance here or there. Married for 17 years, Dina filed for divorce in October 2013 after filing for legal separation only to withdraw the request earlier that same year. 

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    Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler, Meet the BarkersYet another MTV-documented couple bit the dust after starring in a reality show for the network. The tumultuous side of the  Blink 182 drummer and former Miss USA’s on-and-off-again relationship was nowhere to be seen on the two seasons of Meet the Barkers, which also starred their three children. After the show finished in 2006, Travis filed for divorce, but the two continued makin’ up and breakin’ up (with Shanna infamously throwing a divorce party in 2006) until 2009. 

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    Phaedra Parks and Apolla Nida, The Real Housewives of AtlantaWhen Phaedra Parks joined the Atlanta ladies in season three, she was pregnant and happily married to ex-con, and former client, Apollo Nida. The way the two met may have raised some eyebrows, but the two seemed genuinely happy together until Kenya Moore arrived on the scene in season five. The bizarre flirting between Apollo and his wife’s new enemy was only the beginning of the marriage, however. His conviction of bank fraud in between seasons six and seven proved that Phaedra really wasn’t a stand-by-your-man type of gal.

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    Corey Simms and Leah Messer, Teen MomThe young couple’s rocky romance was well-documented on 16 and Pregnant, before continuing on Teen Mom. Still, despite their tension, Corey and Leah, who have two daughters, said “I do” in front of MTV’s cameras in 2011. Alas, Leah filed for divorce after just six months, with rumors circulating that Corey drained their savings account to buy a truck. (Youth, you know?) Both are now remarried. 

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    Adrienne Maloof and Paul Nassif, The Real Housewives of Beverly HillsMarried since 2002, the former Real Housewife and the successful plastic surgeon, who appeared on E!’s Dr. 90210, the couple’s separation was shown on the Bravo reality hit after Paul filed for divorce in 2012. 

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    Christopher Knight and Adrianne Curry, My Fair BradyOne of the rare couples on our list actually to meet on reality TV, The Brady Bunch actor and America’s Next Top Model winner fell for each other (after Adrianne, um, aggresively pursued Christopher) when they competed on The Surreal Life in 2005, leading to a spinoff series, My Fair Brady. After Christopher proposed in the season one finale, the second season documented the couple’s wedding prep and season three focused on their differing opinions on having children. But after five years of marriage, the couple opened up about their marital problems on Dr. Phil before divorcing in 2011.PHOTOS: Most surprising celeb breakups

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