LeeAnne Locken dished everything out with David Yontef on his podcast Behind The Velvet Rope and brought Stephanie Hollman into the mix.
She claimed that her former Real Housewives of Dallas castmate isn't as innocent as she appears, even that she's a liar.
'The Biggest Liar'
Yontef asked Locken about rumors that she received special treatment on the show, which she quickly dispelled.
"Those words came out of Stephanie Hollman's mouth, by the way, who is the biggest liar on our show. That's bullsh**. Do you really think if there was footage of me saying words, that they would hide it?"
She's fed up with the mudslinging occuring behind her back, specifically Hollman's participation.
"When have they ever hidden anything bad that I've done, when?... So b*tch, go back to your cheating husband and your 'happy gorgeous life.'"
Locken went on to say, in a way that it should be assumed, that if any worse footage of her existed, Bravo would air it. Furthermore, Hollman is "full of sh*t."
"She wants to put that illusion that (I'm) worse than I seem. She's always wanted that."
"'Poor Stephanie she's so innocent,' no she's not. She loves for everyone to think she is but she's not," Locken dropped in a tone that suggests she's not even revealing half of what she's thinking.
'Real Housewives' Is An Addiction
Locken received advice from former RHOC original cast member Tamra Judge when she left the show. Looking back, she sees the Real Housewives franchise almost like a drug.
"It is like a drug, it's an addiction. We all talk about it. It's a hard-core addiction. I feel like once you break the addiction and you realize how good life is without it."
She likens herself to a phoenix rising out of the Bravo ashes and is happy without the constant mental preparation that reality television inflicts.
"Everything in your life is like, 'Oh I'm thinking about doing that, wait should I save that for the show?'...Everything is about the show, everything you talk about is about the show. When you're with your friends, people want to talk about the show."
Now that her thoughts and every breath aren't filled with Housewives jargon, she has time for friendships and life's simple pleasures.