Camille Grammer, who is best known for her work on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, recently made headlines when she revealed that she was the victim of domestic violence. After claiming that her boyfriend abused her, Camille’s friend, Taylor Armstrong, responded to the allegations. This latest news comes after the RHOBH revealed that a new cast member already has a feud with Brandi Glanville.
There is always some kind of drama surround the life of Camille Grammer. If she’s not saying that her ex husband wears women clothing on Howard Stern, then she’s throwing champagne on some bimbo. This time, however, things appear to be much more serious.
According to People, who claims to have obtained official court documents, Camille has filed a restraining order against her boyfriend. Camille reportedly told the court that the two began fighting at 1:30 a.m. and things quickly escalated:
"He grabbed me by the hair, twisted it around his hand, and repeatedly pulled my head into the bed and its headboard. [He] succeeded in pulling out swaths of my hair and gave me a large, painful contusion on the side of my head. All the while, I was screaming for help."
Now her friend and fellow cast mate, Taylor Armstrong, has responded to her claims. The socialite told E! News, exclusively:
“I am shocked and saddened by reports that Camille was in an abusive relationship. It takes a tremendous amount of courage to take a stand and report abuse. Camille made the right choice and I am proud of my friend. She has my love and support during this challenging time with both her health and her personal life."
These latest allegations come after Bravo announced the newest edition to the cast of RHOBH--Joyce Giraud. Even before the first episode could air, she finds herself in a catfight with Brandi Glanville. On a teaser for the upcoming season, Joyce can be seen telling the cameras:
“I did say Brandi needs rehab. I stand behind that, and I’d say it all over again.”
You can catch the new season on November 4.
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