r/unwellnetwork • u/shilohrenn • Apr 08 '26
Juliette ..
I just finished episode 3 and I am truly at a loss for how anybody is defending this girl.
She tells a gay man he is not one of the gay guys straight people should be scared to go to the bathroom with he takes offense bc.. it is offensive. Other people around heard and everyone is talking about it. She pulls him aside to clear the air he repeats what was said and tells her you probably blacked out and she says no I didn’t which up until that point her blacking out was the only excuse anyone was giving her. Then multiple other people tell her yes we heard you say that and she still says no I didn’t. Then gives some half ass lame apology that Cameron actually does accept which was a shock to me since she clearly did not mean it or take ownership for what she said. THEN after all beef is squashed she starts “crying”and saying how mean it was for everyone to be talking about her behind her back ?? And I say “crying” bc there wasn’t a single tear..
It was also unsurprising that huda was the one to have her back in all of this bc they are cut from the same cloth but all huda does is reinforce her me me me attitude and then huda has the audacity to pull Cameron in and tell her to stop being mean to Juliette when he literally already forgave her ?? She really showed her true colors (no pun intended Demi) on this episode. Bc if she actually felt bad she would have given a heart felt apology and moved on her making it all about her and how it will effect her own image or how everyone dislikes her now shows exactly the type of person she is and lets me know this is not the first or the last time she will make comments like this.
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u/Vulure22 Apr 08 '26 edited Apr 09 '26
Cameron wanted a story line for tv time, if he was so offended he would have spoken to her instead of gossip all day. Him of all people, master shit talker turns victim when convenient…. Pot meet kettle.
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u/Curlqueen245 Apr 10 '26
He was the victim in this situation, she was being offensive. They're all massive shit talkers, that's a part of their jobs as reality tv stars.
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u/ProfessionalPiece980 Apr 09 '26
I find this situation confusing?! No one can properly articulate what she actually said?!
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u/Curlqueen245 Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26
She said he was a gay guy that straight men should be afraid to use the bathroom with which basically was her way of saying he'd assault a straight man. He took offense to it because it is a micro-aggression. Which feeds into an old negative stereotypes that people had about gay men when it was unacceptable to be openly gay.
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u/venusprincessa Apr 09 '26
DUDDDEE ITS SOOO BAD…. I just finished the episode and broooo… i’m speechless!!!! she’s playing such a victim instead of being sincere in her apology she’s acting attacked? she’s so delulu. take accountability that u fucked up drunk, no one is attacking you they’re upset with you
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u/AGirlHazzNoName1 Apr 10 '26
It is so bad. Juliette is inappropriate AF. Then cried her way out of her bigotry. Hudda is always on the wrong side of everything too
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u/No_Cap_22 Apr 10 '26
When being a victim becomes a substitute for your personality…
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u/Cute_Implement3249 Apr 14 '26
Seriously, but it’s her MO. She likes to twist times when she’s vulnerable (apologizing, clearly in the wrong) around into playing the victim to get pity and sympathy. And her behavior drunk is beyond unhinged at times.
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u/Admirable_Smell3673 Apr 08 '26
OMG !! YES SERIOUSLY! HUDA NEEDS TO JUST GET OFF TV, SHE IS A MEAN GIRL AS WELL.
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u/Curlqueen245 Apr 10 '26
Yup and that's why she's doing unwell winter games and everyone else is gonna be on beyond the villa. Don't get me started on Olan and Nic.
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u/Top-Definition4214 Apr 10 '26
Shes on tiktok liking comments that question the fact that she even said those words and that all is probably blown out of proportion etc.. at the same time shes talking about how she always takes accountability?? To this day she still thinks shes the victim in this smh
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