What is Wendy's Role Here?
When Wendy was initially casted on Potomac I was actually really excited, because I thought Potomac was missing a no nonsense person who would tell it like it is without really getting bogged down in the drama (someone similar to a Maya from Selling Sunset maybe). We've gotten some glimpses of that (e.g: Wendy telling the group that holding a dinner to coerce Candiace into apologizing was bad form, calling out Karen for ignoring her, and pointing out how Monique's embarrassment isn't the same as remorse), but Wendy has largely been kinda just floating in the sea for me.
She's just as irrational as a lot of the other girls (see: the Ashley fight), but isn't particularly compelling or magnetic of a personality. It's like production said "we're gonna throw you into this already established group" but didn't really have an idea of what exactly she was supposed to "add" to the show, beyond being the most accomplished.
Posted Oct 20, 2020, 4:57 PM UTC
I'm just tired of watching women who are terrified of their moms.