The word on the streetGizelle Bryantis still the word on the street, though she’s no longer boasting about it herReal Housewives of Potomactagline.
After three seasons of using the phrase on the hit Bravo show, theEveryHue Beauty founderhas stepped away from it in the season 4 opening credits — which PEOPLE can exclusively premiere.
Each star references something from their storyline, from Huger’s self-appointed “Grande Dame” status to Dillard’s new marriage and Samuels’ umbrella-freakout last season.
Here’s the full list:
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Back in March,PEOPLE exclusively premiered the trailer for the series’ latest offering, and life in Maryland’s most affluent neighborhood isn’t all cherry blossoms this year.
Both Ashley and Michael denied the alleged incident ever took place, and the Montgomery County State Attorney’s office dropped the charges of felony assault and misdemeanor improper sexual conduct against Michael in October. But the Potomac Housewives still appear to think he’s guilty.
“Clankity clank. The bar of soap? You might want to help your husband,” Huger tells Ashley, implying that Michael might be going to jail.
“Karma is a bitch, honey,” Huger adds, in a line that appears to have inspired Ashley’s tagline.
The Real Housewives of Potomac cast.Tommy Garcia/Bravo
Though Samuels is pregnant (she welcomed her son Chase in November), she’s still fighting with Bryant and appears to have found a new foe with Dillard.
“I’ll drag you, pregnancy and all,” Samuels yells at Dillard.
“Oh you’re going to drag me now?” Dillard asks.
Huger is still mourning the loss of her two parents while working on the launch of her perfume bottle, while Bryant is focusing on mending old friendships — including one with former Housewife Katie Rost, who returns as a Friend of the Housewives this season — before her book launch.
The Real Housewives of Potomacseason 4 premieres May 5 (9 p.m. ET) on Bravo. Starting May 19, the series moves to its permanent timeslot at 8 p.m. ET.
source: people.com
