Erika Jayne hits back at trolls ‘trying to f**k me over’ as she’s accused of flaunting wealth amid fraud scandal

REAL Housewives of Beverly Hills star ERIKA Jayne told off trolls “trying to f**k me over.”

The Bravolebrity has been accused of flaunting wealth amid her fraud scandal.



Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star ERIKA Jayne told off trolls ‘trying to f**k me over’

The Bravolebrity has been accused of flaunting wealth amid her fraud scandal

A follower commented on a snap of Erika wearing a Cartier ring, saying: “@theprettymess nice #cartier ring. #insensitive #tonedeaf #rhobh.”

She responded: “The ring isn’t mine. I’m not the only one who has it… stupid a**. Do better.

“Keep trying to f**k me over… it’s not going to work.”

Last week, Erika, 50, was seen out on a grocery store run during the Labor Day holiday in a baggy black tracksuit.

The matching two-piece set had long sleeves, with white and blue stripes down the sides, completely hiding her figure.

The reality star wore her hair in a messy bun and covered her face in large black sunglasses and a black mask.

Erika joined her assistant as they unloaded food and flowers from their cart and packed the car full.

Erika, 50, who hasn’t been in contact with most of her RHOBH costars recently, is apparently ready to face them over what they are alleged to have been saying about her fraud scandal.

A source told US Weekly last week: “[Erika’s] ready to tape the reunion. In fact, she’s been ready.”

The source added: “She is looking forward to confronting the girls and won’t be holding back.

Erika wanted to have words with them about her scandal, which unfolded a month after she filed for divorce from  Tom Girardi when the estranged couple was accused of stealing settlement funds intended for the families of victims killed in a 2018 plane crash.

The Celeb Report revealed she was ready to slam Kyle Richards in particular at the show’s reunion.

The singer claimed Kyle is “two-faced literally and figuratively.”

Late last month Erika was slammed with a $25million lawsuit as a part of her estranged husband Tom Girardi’s bankruptcy case.

The singer was sued for allegedly knowing her ex’s law firm was paying for her expenses for the past 12 years.

According to legal documents obtained by Page Six, the trustee in the bankruptcy case wants Erika to pay the firm back.

The housewife was accused of using her company EJ Global, to spend over $25million from the firm.

The trustee claimed that the actress used the firm’s money to pay for her American Express bill, glam team and other expenses.

The suit detailed: “She attempts to create a distinction between handing her money directly versus paying all of her bills directly.

“The distinction, like her prior motion for reconsideration is meritless. Any payments made for her benefit are her responsibility.”

Although Erika has claimed she was not aware of Tom’s misdealings, the trustee has said that is not an excuse, arguing “it would be a miscarriage of justice if [she] was allowed to simply walk completely free of owing over $25,000,000 to the Estate.”

They continued: “Erika signed all of her tax returns, numerous credit card slips, and was well aware of the money she spent on the Debtor’s credit cards and the Debtor’s payment of her personal expenses.

“Her feigned willful blindness and ostrich approach to these expenditures will do absolutely nothing to limit her liability.”

Tom’s firm has allegedly reached over $101million in debt.

The former lawyer has been disbarred, losing his right to practice law after he was declared bankrupt, owing millions in liabilities, and his belongings are being auctioned in an attempt to raise funds.

The 82-year-old is now facing numerous lawsuits in unpaid settlements for cases he won including for victims of horrific accidents and the families of the Lion air disaster victims.

Just weeks before the fraud and embezzlement scandal came to light late last year, Tom and Erika filed for divorce.

However, many have labeled their separation as a “sham” as they navigate their massive fraud allegations.







Erika and her estranged husband, Tom, were accused of stealing settlement funds intended for the families of victims killed in a 2018 plane crash