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The Real Housewives of New York City: Ramona and LuAnn’s Feud Over Already?

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January 13, 2011 03:00:47 by Paula_Kosowski

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Bravo’s Real Housewive of New York City castmates Ramona Singer and Countess LuAnn DeLesseps were all smiles eating lunch together in Los Angeles today just days after reports of a rumored feud surfaced, according to Radar Online. Keep reading for more details on the drama between these two…

Radar Online reports the two have been at odds with each other since Ramona Singer tweeted a comment linking video of DeLesseps’ 16-year-old daughter using the N-word and rolling a joint.

The website’s source says the two “housewives” had previously refused to fly to Los Angeles on the same plane, but were seen enjoying lunch at the Ivy together and appeared to have mended things.

Radar Online says Singer wanted to set the record straight when it comes to rumors about her and DeLesseps’ relationship.

“LuAnn and I may have our differences but we all respect each other,” Ramona tells the website. “We do get along and in fact we are having lunch together today.”

Singer also wants people to know producers did not make the castmates take an earlier flight, Radar Online says.

“It was my idea to come out to L.A. a day early, to beat the storm,” she says. “We know how important it is to go to the Television Critics Association Press Tour.”

Singer says she takes her job with Bravo “very seriously” and suggested leaving a day earlier to make sure they were in Los Angeles on time. Singer says she arranged tickets for her and Sonja Morgan to go on the same plane and the network arranged things for DeLesseps.

Radar Online says the cast is currently in Los Angeles promoting the new season of “Real Housewives of New York City” which will premiere the week of Feb. 14.

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