‘RHOBH’ Fans Accuse Reporter Dave Quinn of Fake Homophobic Cyber Attack To Shame Lisa Vanderpump for Trans Comment!

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Lisa Vanderpump felt the heat after she made a crack about Real Housewives of Beverly Hills co-star, Erika Jayne, on Tuesday’s episode. 

The British businesswoman took the snarky “tucking under” shot at the dance queen after taking a filmed lie detector test — the polygraph strategy designed to prove her innocence in the “Puppygate” controversy.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans stepped into the drama after a People reporter, Dave Quinn, sounded off on Twitter — then later claimed to be a victim of a transphobic cyber attack.

Dave Quinn weighed in on Lisa’s comment during the episode — taking the reality star to task.

Quinn later posted a screenshot of a supposedly received homophobic hate mail.

 

Dave Quinn’s post invited swift sympathetic support from Lisa Rinna, Teddi Mellencamp, and Erika Jayne — all within minutes of each other.

Skeptical fans soon began raising eyebrows at Quinn’s story — and  connected the RHOBH ladies as alleged accomplices. As soon as Quinn was accused of staging a fake cyber hate crime — he quickly deleted the hate mail tweet and made his account private.

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According to the following Twitter user, the LAPD and FBI have launched an investigation into the alleged cyber hate crime since a death threat was made.

Do you believe that the People reporter pulled a Jussie Smollett — and did the RHOBH cast members knowingly throw in with his alleged act?

Let us know what you think — and watch The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Tuesday nights, at 9 pm, ET, on Bravo.

 

 

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