Farrah Abraham’s list of feuds and enemies continues to grow.
In a sneak peek at Friday’s Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars — Family Edition season finale shared by PEOPLE, Dr. Ish and Dr. V confront the group about a tense incident between Abraham and Paula Johnson, mother of Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, but where that incident left off, more drama was just beginning.
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Johnson may have left the building to “cool off,” but Abraham’s racially insensitive comments have Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett more than a little hot under the collar. Wilkinson-Baskett, who shares two children with her African-American husband, Hank Baskett, had harsh words for Abraham.
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“I don’t throw out the f–ing race card like that. This bitch didn’t just offend Paula, she offended my husband and my kids, me,” says Wilkinson-Baskett. “You’re going f–ing down, dude.”
The former Playboy model also felt like there might be more behind the fight between Abraham and Johnson.
“Farrah was supposed to have self-control and she voluntarily picked on [Paula] for her own amusement and for her own rating or whatever and I didn’t like it all,” she said. “You’re picking on someone who’s highly vulnerable and who’s highly not in self-control. I didn’t like it all. I spoke my mind.”
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“I’m the type of person to mind my own business and focus on my own issues, but at that moment I felt really uncomfortable,” Wilkinson-Baskett explained. “I spoke what I felt was right, and both of them should be held accountable.”
Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars — Family Edition airs Fridays on WE tv.
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