Jeff Lewis and Gina Kirschenheiter are currently caught up in a heated feud. Recently, reports surfaced that Lewis had taken his RHOC feud with Kirschenheiter to a new low. Now, the TV personality has fired back by roasting him over his appearance.
Gina Kirschenheiter mocks Jeff Lewis’ appearance after his wedding budget comments
The TV personality recently appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where she discussed her career, reality TV, and personal life. During the conversation, the topic turned to her feud with Lewis. Gina Kirschenheiter then took a jab at his appearance after his comments about her wedding budget.
Gina said, “I think it’s interesting that Jeff Lewis thinks I would want him to design for me. I’m pretty sure that Jeff Lewis was in charge of the most recent redesign of his face. And look at how that turned out.”
After the 42-year-old responded to Andy Cohen’s question about the American interior designer’s “he can’t work with your budget” comment, the entire audience erupted in loud cheers for the TV star.
For context, the 56-year-old didn’t stay quiet either. After getting upset over Gina’s clapback, he went off on her during his radio show, using some harsh and insulting language. He called the TV star a “white trash grifter” and claimed that her appearance had only improved because of the show’s makeup team and the free products she receives. He also took shots at her accent and style, calling them terrible.
Jeff Lewis is an interior designer who has his own show, Still Flipping Out, while Gina Kirschenheiter stars on The Real Housewives of Orange County. Since they work on the same network, they would occasionally cross paths at events and on talk shows, but they were never friends.
Their feud began in September this year when Lewis appeared on Watch What Happens Live. Host Andy Cohen asked him which Housewife’s home he would never want to design. Lewis immediately named 42-year-old, saying he couldn’t work with her budget. He also took a dig at her engagement and wedding plans, saying, “Broke people shouldn’t have big weddings.”
