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Andy Cohen spoke of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion and Karen Huger‘s one-year prison sentence on his radio show this week.

As the 56-year-old Watch What Happens Live host took aim at the 61-year-old Real Housewives of Potomac star’s lawyers, wondering why they’d want to go to trial when such damning body cam footage had been obtained, he also commented on her past DUI offenses and promised that the RHOBH reunion would be “satisfying” for viewers.

“Friday was the [RHOBH] reunion, which, for some reason, I think — I think I thought it was good. I think I thought it was going to be good, but my expectations were relatively low,” he admitted on SiriusXM Radio’s Andy Cohen Live, via Rate My Bravo on Instagram.

After then confirming that the taping was “very good,” he revealed it would air in three installments.

“It will be three parts. We shot until nine at night. And this is going to be a quite satisfying reunion for people,” he shared.

As for Karen’s DUI, Andy said he was thinking of Karen “every day.”

“I’ve been thinking about her a lot, and I’m so sad about this. I’m so sad about how this entire thing has played out. I am a Karen fan. Drunk driving is no joke. It’s so bad. So that this was her fourth situation was tough to hear. And I’m not surprised that the judge was not playing. I’m not surprised at all,” he shared, also on Andy Cohen Live, via Instagram.

Andy then signaled Gizelle Bryant, 54, and what she revealed on part three of the RHOP reunion.

“[Gizelle] said that she heard she was offered a plea and home confinement for six months. Who were her lawyers that were recommending to go to trial on this when they knew there was body cam footage like that?” he wondered.

“I mean, it’s so sad,” added Andy.

The Real Housewives of Potomac season 10 is expected to go into production later this month without Karen.