Lisa Rinna did not hold back after learning about Colton Underwood’s past, and the Bravo veteran made her feelings known publicly following drama on “The Traitors.”
After a recent episode of the Peacock competition series aired, a fan mocked Underwood for accusing Rinna of being a Traitor. The fan posted an image of Rinna delivering her iconic line from “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” writing, “This is who Colton thinks he’s slick up against? GOOD LUCK BUDDY.”
Rinna, 62, jumped into the conversation on Threads with a blunt response.
“Let’s talk about you being a stalker….” she wrote, addressing Underwood directly.
The exchange didn’t stop there. When podcaster Gibson Johns later teased the upcoming reunion by writing, “‘The Traitors’ reunion is gonna be so good,” Rinna responded with a warning of her own.
“Careful what you wish for you just might get it,” she replied.
Lisa Rinna Appears to Learn About Colton Underwood’s Past in Real Time
@murrayed_life24 Casting Colton on Traitors was a choice… A bad choice! #traitors#coltonunderwood#stalker#vote#peacock
Rinna’s sharp comments appear to stem from learning about Underwood’s restraining order scandal for the first time. Earlier this week, she commented on a TikTok video discussing Underwood’s past, reacting with visible shock.
“Wait what?!” Rinna wrote.
Underwood, now 33, was previously involved in a highly publicized legal situation with his ex-girlfriend Cassie Randolph. The former couple met on ABC’s “The Bachelor” and dated for less than two years before splitting in May 2020.
In September 2020, Randolph requested a temporary restraining order against Underwood. According to legal documents, she alleged he sent unsettling text messages, showed up unexpectedly at her apartment and her parents’ home, and placed a tracking device on her car to monitor her location.
The filing also claimed Underwood admitted to sending anonymous texts to Randolph after previously suggesting he was being harassed by an unknown stalker. Some of the messages allegedly accused Randolph of seeing another man.
A judge approved the temporary restraining order, ordering Underwood to stay at least 100 yards away from Randolph.
The restraining order was later dropped with prejudice in November 2020, meaning Randolph did not plan to refile. Underwood addressed the situation in a statement to TMZ at the time.
“I do not believe Cassie did anything wrong in filing for the restraining orders and also believe she acted in good faith,” he said. “I appreciate everyone’s respect for privacy regarding this matter.”
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