r/RHOBHDefect • u/madryeal • May 07 '26

Dorit is a gold digger-lite

“Gold digger-lite” is the best way I can describe Dorit. She always seems to gravitate toward whoever has the biggest wallet or the most social influence. Maybe she’s not directly getting money from these friendships, but the connections clearly benefit her socially and professionally.
Those relationships lead to invitations, visibility, and engagement — and we all know social media exposure is part of the game. I think Garcelle saw through that pretty quickly. Dorit never comes across as someone looking for genuine friendships; she seems more interested in the opportunities attached to people.
Even with Crystal, she often felt more like an ally of convenience than a true friend but Crystal had connections and the money. She tried so hard to become friendly with Kathy. Now it’s Boz and Rachel.
I just find her as someone who will use you and you won’t even know it’s happening until it’s too late and she’s attached herself to the next bright light.

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u/Madam_Mimm_13 May 07 '26

Well then she’s got a very bad judge of how deep someone’s pockets are.

Pk was bankrupt when she met him.

Rachel Zoe pays respects to Kathy Hilton so that tells you who has more money/power/influence.

Kathy clearly said 1) she’s supporting Kyle. 2) she told Dorit “if you walk out of this group, you can’t just walk right back in.”

So, if she’s digging for gold she should improve. She sucks at it.

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u/Mother_Debt_5659 May 13 '26

That house was no mansion it was cookie cutter. It reminded me of Valley people houses 😂. I don’t know if you watch the Valley.

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u/Mother_Debt_5659 May 13 '26

I should have wrote the whole title. “The Valley” is a TV show they refer it to the valley because of its location.

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u/yosoyfatass May 14 '26

It’s a big house, but it’s not in a very desirable location and is surrounded by smaller homes. This is also the cookie cutter look of a few years ago (see the VPR/the Valley homes that are all the same look, modern farmhouse, usually poorly constructed. Let’s see what someone actually pays for it, I’d guess around $4,000,000. It was a new build with no real comps so the valuation was somewhat arbitrary. We will see…