Carlton Gebbia: “Vile” Kyle Richards Has “Narcissistic, Toxic Energies”

On an episode of the Miss Understood podcast, Carlton Gebbia slammed “Vile” Kyle Richards for her “narcissistic, toxic energies.”

Carlton didn’t hold back when dishing on Kyle:

The single-season RHOBH star heard that Kyle is rumored to be a lesbian … and isn’t surprised. “Some of the boys have said to me that, oh, Kyle’s now come out as a lesbian. And I’m like, ‘Was that for her storyline?’ Because God knows she was always desperately in need of one.”

“I think she has created such a fictitious persona for herself that there is no one home. I think that she’s so trapped by this whatever she’s created for herself.”

“And that’s what I witnessed. She’s a different breed of vile. Like, she really is. She’s probably one of – and I don’t say this lightly – but she is one of the most narcissistic, toxic energies I had the misfortune of meeting.”

Bad Vibes from the start:

“I felt it immediately when I met her,” muttered Carlton when trying to explain her body’s negative reaction to meeting Kyle. “And I really did try to push through it.”

“Obviously, we’re filming a bloody show and I had never watched her before. I’d never watched Housewives before. So, when I started to take her on, she said I had preconceived notions because I’d watched the show.”

“Honestly, if I had watched the show and witnessed some of the heinous shit she had done, there is no way I would have given her the time of day. Because I told the producers, ‘Number one, don’t exploit my faith. Also, I’m not changing who I am. So what you see is what you get. Good and bad.'”

Kyle’s accusation about Carlton on RHOBH:

“What she did to me [was] because she wasn’t getting the upper hand on me.” Kyle “accused me of being anti-semitic. That was, by far, one of the worst experiences I’ve had in my life … to be accused of that.”

“It was beyond shocking. And it was so calculated and so manipulated and so defamatory, because she knew, obviously, the producers had told her I’d gotten a new tattoo on the back of my neck. And she asked to see it, and I was hosting a pool party at the house.”

Carlton recalled Kyle pulling “my hair to have a look at it. And she went, ‘Oh, is that the Star of David?’ And I was like, ‘This bitch knows that I’m a Wiccan.'”

“What I think what aggravated me” was that if Kyle couldn’t tell “the difference between [her] own Jewish faith symbol, the Star of David, that has six points and does not look like a five-pointed pentagram within the pentacle.”

Carlton figured Kyle was “not a strong believer in [her] own faith … That’s where she then spiraled into calling me anti-Semitic.”