Gretchen Rossi Disses 'RHOC' Star Tamra Judge After Custody Battle

Let the feud rage on. Gretchen Rossi may no longer be a member of The Real Housewives of Orange County (RHOC) but the starlet isn't letting that stop her from talking smack about her former co-stars. The star, who appeared alongside Vicki Gunvalson and Tamra Judge for a few seasons of the popular Bravo series, has opened up this past week about her relationship, or lack thereof with Judge, and she didn't have very nice words to say about the RHOC starlet. In fact, she hit on a very sensitive subject for Judge and dissed her former castmate over an ongoing custody back with her ex Simon Barney.

According to Radar Online, Rossi hit below the belt when it came to discussing her frenemy Judge's current situation, and she didn't hold back when talking about their past relationship.

The site is reporting that the drama between the girls started last year after Judge called Rossi's boyfriend, Slade Smiley, a "deadbeat dad."

Now it looks like Rossi is getting even in her latest interview.  "Tamra called Slade a deadbeat dad, which is completely untrue because he has a great relationship with his son," the former reality star explained. "What is funny about all of this is that now SHE is a monster mom!"

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"Her own daughter cannot stand her and does not want to see her anymore," the starlet continued. "This is a fact."

It was previously reported that Judge went through a bitter custody battle with ex Barney, over their 16-year-old daughter Sydney, who has requested to live with her father full time.

Rossi also explained that she is torn between feeling sympathetic for her former friend, or feeling that she is now getting what was coming to her after insulting Smiley.  "Although there is a compassionate side that wants to feel bad for her, there is also a side of me that is like, 'you know what? Karma really is a b**ch," the star explained, according to Reality Tea.