“The Real Housewives Of London” will return for a second season, and Amanda Cronin has let eager fans know what to expect.
Speaking to OK! the skincare entrepreneur has hinted that audiences will soon see a softer side to the reality star and updates us on where the friendship group is currently at.
Will’The Real Housewives of London’ Go Into Season Two As Friends?
Antony Jones/Getty Images for Hayu“The Real Housewives of London” have had a turbulent time together, but Amanda promises they have mended their friendships.
Amanda has even repaired her relationship with Juliet Angus, with whom she had numerous fallouts in the first season of their reality show.
She told OK! that the pair have a “come a long way from where we were” and have a “very deep, real friendship, and there was a lot of pain and hurt, and that was real.”
Amanda also admitted she and Juliet Mayhew also decided to bury the hatchet and make up. Juliet told Amanda, “Just let me be. I am who I am. I’m not going to change,” which forced her to “embrace” her costar and find her “less annoying.”
But It Wasn’t All Smooth Sailing For The Group
GettyAmanda admitted that while the group had made up, there were still “tough” moments and fallouts.
“I think there was a point when no one was speaking to me, which was tough,” she explained, before adding, “There are two girls on the show that, well, we’re definitely not speaking…”
Amanda’s reconciliation with Julia Angus also puts some pressure on her relationship with Karen. “Getting back with Juliet A, I think she felt a bit pushed out, which is not true. It’s upsetting for everyone,” she told the outlet.
Where Does Panthea and Amanda’s Relationship Stand?
Panthea Parker became a fan favorite for her unfiltered opinions on everyone and everything. But, not everyone likes her, as she admitted in that same interview that she and Amanda are currently not speaking.
“I just feel that everything Juliet A said about her on season one was true,” she told OK! in reference to Juliet calling Amanda a fake friend.
When asked if the pair would ever make up, Panthea agreed there was “always room for resolution.”
“In life, there’s always room for resolution. “We all have drawers in our bedrooms, and you put your friendships in different drawers. Not every friendship is meant to be the same,” she said about her relationship with Amanda.
Panthea did try to reach out to Amanda after “The Real Housewives of London” debuted in America, sending her a voice note but had “Zero response. Nothing. Not even an emoji. That’s just rudeness.”
