Just as the first season of Bravo's newest reality TV series "The Real Housewives of Potomac" is winding down, drama between the cast members starts heating up. In a sneak peek for the upcoming season finale of the newest addition to the "Real Housewives" franchise, star Gizelle Bryant walks away from the table during a tense discussion about race with cast mates Katie Rost and Robyn Dixon.
In the previous episode, Dixon approaches Rost and fellow cast member Ashley Darby at Charisse Jackson Jordan's 50th birthday bash after she saw Darby's husband (Australian real estate developer Michael) grab another man's butt on the dance floor. Dixon jokingly asks if Michael's gesture was a "white guy thing," which offends both Darby and Rost because both women are biracial and an argument ensues after Rost assumed Dixon and Bryant were also biracial.
During the finale, the ladies all gather to air out their grievances with each other during a sit-down lunch. Dixon brings up the incident from Jordan's party so that they can resolve it once and for all, but Rost doesn't want any part of it. She says she doesn't understand why Dixon would ask her if Michael's behavior was typical to white men.
"If you really wanted to know the answer, find a white guy and ask him. Why are you asking me?" Rost tells Dixon. "I'm not sweating it. I really don't care. I really don't."
"Katie has no business calling me or Robyn biracial and she knows what we are," Bryant says. "There's nothing wrong with Katie being biracial-obviously. But to be ignorant enough to call us that, it's not necessary."
"The reason why I said that was 'cause I was trying to point out to you guys what it's like," Rost explains. "You're all offended by what I say to you that's kind of inflammatory, but you said something inflammatory to me. I was showing you your hypocrisy."
A stunned silence falls over the table and she continues, turning to Bryant.
"It's offensive to me that you think that I'm not a black woman," Rost says. "I'm not just African American, I'm also Caucasian. I'm biracial. What the hell is wrong with that?"
"There's nothing wrong with it-that's not what you said," Bryant says, immediately getting up from the table and walking away. "You're acting like it was a problem. You act like it's a problem to be black."
Watch the full sneak peek below and be sure to catch the season finale of "The Real Housewives of Potomac," airing Sunday April 3 at 9 p.m. on Bravo.
