Luann de Lesseps and Sonja Morgan both agreed that Ramona Singer could take a page out of de Lesseps’ “Class with the Countess.”
The “Crappie Lake” co-stars appeared on Sunday’s episode of “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen” when Cohen grilled them on “which ‘RHONY Housewife’ is the rudest to fans.”
“Ramona,” Morgan replied with no hesitation.
Meanwhile, de Lesseps initially stayed quiet before repeating the question and nodding in agreement with Morgan.
“Don’t leave me hanging, bitch!” Morgan, 59, quipped before de Lesseps, 58, added, “Ramona. For sure, for sure.”
The “Real Housewives of New York City” alums complimented their longtime friend and co-star elsewhere on the chaotic episode and said they’d give her a 10 out of 10 for her “flirting skills.”
Singer’s rep had no comment on the remarks.
De Lesseps and Morgan didn’t have any issues throwing shade at their other former co-stars – including Jill Zarin, Bethenny Frankel and Cindy Barshop.
When asked who “had a tougher time with leaving the show,” Zarin or Dorinda Medley, the Bravolebrities both agreed and instantly replied “Zarin.”
Elsewhere in the show, Morgan said that Barshop was her least favorite addition to the cast when she joined for Season 4 of the hit Bravo show.
“Cindy Bars–ts!” Morgan exclaimed, adding that Barshop was “so mean” to her.
De Lesseps defended Barshop as a”nice girl,” to which Morgan claimed that she only likes her because Barshop “gives [her] free vaginal waxes.”
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De Lesseps couldn’t help but continue to shade her on-again, off-again friend Frankel and insisted she was more of a cook than a chef after getting her career start as a private chef.
Morgan, however, argued Frankel, 52, was a chef, because “she went to school” for it – referring to Frankel studying at the Natural Gourmet Institute in NYC.
Prior to their “WWHL” appearance, de Lesseps and Morgan accused Frankel of “trash[ing]” their beloved show.
“I don’t even want to give her air time,” de Lesseps told Entertainment Tonight last week.
The two have had a long history of going after the other both onscreen and offscreen – with de Lesseps recently slamming Frankel as “desperate” and Frankel clapping back that de Lesseps is “fixated” on her.
“Crappie Lake” airs Sundays at 10 p.m. ET on Bravo.
