Vicki Gunvalson confronts Tamra Judge over estranged daughter Sidney
- Vicki Gunvalson criticized Tamra Judge for not reconciling with her estranged daughter, Sidney Barney.
- Gunvalson emphasized the importance of family and suggested that Judge should apologize and step away from reality TV.
- Recent updates indicate that Sidney is starting to reach out to her siblings, hinting at possible progress in family relations.
Vicki Gunvalson publicly criticized Tamra Judge for failing to mend her estranged relationship with her daughter, Sidney Barney, during a recent podcast episode. Gunvalson expressed her disbelief that Judge has not made efforts to reconcile, stating that if her own daughter were not speaking to her, she would immediately seek forgiveness. Gunvalson highlighted that Sidney has a strong negative opinion of Judge, suggesting that her reality TV career is a source of embarrassment for the family. Gunvalson emphasized the importance of family, stating that material possessions are not as significant as maintaining close relationships with loved ones. She noted that Judge has not engaged in meaningful conversations about her strained relationship with Sidney, despite their long-standing friendship. Gunvalson urged Judge to take responsibility and apologize to her daughter, arguing that the solution to their issues lies in Judge stepping away from the show. Judge's estrangement from Sidney began after the latter expressed her desire to no longer live with her mother, blaming her for ruining her father's life. Since then, they have not communicated, and Judge has described the situation as akin to losing a child. However, there have been recent developments, as Judge mentioned that Sidney is beginning to reach out to her siblings, indicating a potential thaw in family relations. The ongoing tension between Judge and her daughter raises questions about the impact of reality television on personal relationships. Gunvalson's comments reflect a broader concern about the sacrifices made for fame and the importance of prioritizing family over public personas.