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Just when it seemed that Lisa Barlow and Angie Katsanevas had made some progress toward repairing their friendship on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, they took several steps backward. And, yes, Angie has already entered one text message exchange (which you can check out below) into the record.
As viewer’s saw on RHOSLC Season 6, Episode 4, Lisa and Angie had clashed over their businesses, including Henry and Jack Barlow’s Fresh Wolf men’s grooming products, among other things, during the former’s lunch to provide “clarity” on her ongoing legal issues. By some miracle, their heated back and forth ended with the two making up — until Lisa’s assistant unexpectedly stopped by Angie’s salon, afterward.
While Heather Gay sat in her salon chair, Angie recounted how the assistant informed her and husband Shawn Trujillo that Lisa had sent her to pick up all the Fresh Wolf products that she had agreed to put on her shelves.
“At first, I was like, ‘Is this a joke? Is she trying to be funny?'” Angie remarked. “She was dead serious.”
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So, Angie retrieved the “dusty” unsold products from her salon’s storage room, at which point the assistant told her that Lisa already sent her “some money for the product” via Venmo. While standing at the front desk later, she checked her phone and saw Lisa had also sent her a text message that read, “$600 Venmo sent! I can send my cleaners to help you, too. Sorry your salon is so dusty.”
When Heather asked how she responded, Angie replied, “I just said, ‘You should probably have sent the $600 to other people that are claiming that you owe them money. I didn’t say you owed me any money. And my salon is not dusty. Your products are though because they’ve been sitting here for two years.’ So, there’s that.”
Angie continued, “And then she throws her grenade back: ‘Well, at least I don’t have to borrow money to take vacations and pay it back after using a card I should’ve never used to begin with.'”
Angie Katsanevas and Heather Gay break down Lisa Barlow’s text messages
Claiming she had “no f–king idea” what Lisa’s credit card dig was referring to, Angie said that’s when she “just stopped responding.” As she explained to Heather, “It’s like, I’m not gonna engage with her craziness. I thought we left on a great note.”
Heather, meanwhile, agreed that Angie and Lisa “left great” after all the “love and tears and hugging” at the group’s lunch, earlier on RHOSLC‘s Oct. 5 episode.
So, all Angie could do is theorize about their abrupt setback: “I’m sick of her throwing out grenades because she feels like, ‘Well, I’m gonna deflect, and you talked about my kids.’ I didn’t talk about your kids.”
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That’s when Heather pointed out that Angie did talk about “her kids’ product line,” but Angie defended herself by saying the subject never would have come up in the first place, had Lisa not accused her of being “jealous.” Ultimately, Lisa restarting their “war” left Angie unsure how to proceed.
“Saying that I’m using someone’s credit card to go on vacation, she’s taking everything that is being slung at her and just slinging it back at me,” Angie elaborated. “Now, I’ve gotta respond with something low or walk away. … I’m f–kin’ pissed.”
What Angie Katsanevas said to Lisa Barlow about Fresh Wolf
During her lunch, Lisa shaded Angie by claiming that she had exaggerated how many Lunatic Fringe salons she owns, which prompted the latter to defend her businesses and explain her franchising model. Angie further pointed out how she had “invested” in Lisa’s sons’ line by putting Fresh Wolf on her salon’s shelves.
Despite her show of “support” for the Barlow family, Angie accused Lisa of being more concerned with landing a partnership with another haircare brand than building up Jack and Henry’s line.
“Why are you promoting another product and leaving Fresh Wolf product on my shelf without following up, without marketing?” Angie asked. “Promote your own sons’ Fresh Wolf product. It’s a C line. It didn’t really belong on my shelves.”
Clarifying that Fresh Wolf is “actually a luxury men’s grooming line,” Lisa, for her part, fired back that Angie was “a very jealous human being,” before fuming, “You questioned every single f–king thing I have! F–king stop!”
Despite Angie’s insistence that her comment was not a diss on Fresh Wolf or Jack, Lisa still concluded in a confessional, “This is ridiculous, at this point. Like, now you’re talking about my kids’ brand and whether it’s an A-list or C-list. And the fact that you’re going this low yet again, like, we’re at a point of no return.”
As their drama plays out on RHOSLC, find out surprising update on where Lisa and Angie’s friendship stands today.
