The return of Lisa Barlow to Bravo’s screens brings an unexpected twist – the loss of a significant piece of bling.
In an exclusive sneak peek from the premiere of Season 4 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City on Bravo, Lisa Barlow, the TV personality, embarks on a trip to Palm Springs alongside her fellow cast members. However, her journey takes an abrupt turn when she realizes she left her prized $60,000 ring behind in the airport restroom.
Barlow, 48, in a video captured by her castmate Heather Gay, is seen approaching bystanders with a frantic inquiry, “Oh, my god. Does anyone see my ring on the floor?”
Gay, providing context to viewers, says, “I’m hiding in the bathroom because Lisa’s gone completely unhinged. She came out with her pants half down screaming about having lost one of her rings.”
From the other side of the stall, Barlow’s distressed voice echoes, exclaiming, “Oh, my god! John [her husband] is going to kill me!”
Later in the sneak peek, Barlow laments, “My ring — it is totally gone. I am pulling up my jeans and I feel my ring start to slip off my finger. And I felt like I caught it, and then I looked and I’m like, ‘Oh, my gosh, my ring is missing.’ I literally stayed in that bathroom for at least 45 minutes. What a s— way to start this trip. I still can’t even believe this just happened to me.”
In Season 4, Barlow, Gay, Meredith Marks, and Whitney Rose are joined by newcomers Monica Garcia and Angie Katsanevas. This season promises a blend of witty remarks, religious references, and snarky jabs at their co-stars.
In an exclusive first look, Season 4’s opening credits feature Barlow declaring, “I’m on a mission to serve Lisa, and I love that for myself.”
Gay, whose beauty business is flourishing, sets a clear tone, stating, “I own a beauty empire, so I don’t need any of your lip service.” She also shares the news of opening a second branch of her Beauty Lab + Laser business in the premiere episode.
Garcia, 38, enters with a bang, asserting that she possesses “dark secrets” about her fellow Housewives and proclaiming, “I keep my friends close, but my secrets closer.”
Marks, 51, adds a touch of humor to her tagline, saying, “In a town full of dirty lies, everyone can use a bath.” Despite ongoing conflicts, Marks mentions in a previous interview that her relationship with Barlow has improved this year.
Katsanevas, 48, asserts, “I may be Greek, but don’t expect an olive branch from me.”
