Meredith Marks Isn't Done Taking Shots at RHOSLC Co-Stars
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Meredith Marks Isn’t Done Taking Shots at RHOSLC Co-Stars

Meredith Marks has made it clear that her musical feud with her Real Housewives of Salt Lake City co-stars might not be over. The reality star discussed the controversy surrounding her diss track with Lisa Barlow during a recent appearance. She also revealed plans that could bring another pointed song into the ongoing cast drama.

Meredith Marks teased another diss track after addressing the RHOSLC cast drama

Meredith appeared on the October 14 episode of Watch What Happens Live. She discussed “Hypocrisy and Bullsh*t,” the song she performed with Lisa on RHOSLC. The track sparked conversation after Bronwyn Newport appeared upset by its message.

Meredith insisted the song targeted the group’s overall behavior rather than Bronwyn individually. “Bronwyn made it about her, but it wasn’t about her,” she explained. She added that the track concerned “the dynamics in the group as a whole.”

However, Meredith’s biggest revelation concerned another diss track already in development. She explained that the previously discussed song was actually on older project. “I decided I think it’s time,” Meredith said, suggesting the shelved track could finally return.

She also revealed that she and Lisa had something else planned together; Meredith described their upcoming collaboration as “a tribute to ‘Hypocrisy and Bullsh*t.’” That means fans could potentially hear two separate musical projects connected to the feud.

Meredith also addressed Bronwyn’s emotional response to the original performance. She admitted feeling “bad that her feelings were hurt,” despite questioning the reaction. “I felt it was a bit of fake fragility,” she said, while maintaining that she never wanted to upset anyone.

The conversation also turned to Meredith’s ongoing conflict with Whitney Rose. Meredith said Whitney had her forgiveness but continued repeating the same behavior. She argued that a genuine apology required acknowledging the wrongdoing rather than simply expressing regret. “She has my forgiveness [but] it’s not about that,” Meredith explained. 

Despite the tensions, Meredith said she preferred honesty over false friendship. “I’d rather you be honest with me than gaslight me,” she declared. With another song potentially coming, the RHOSLC drama may have a musical sequel.

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