After the conclusion of season six of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, the cast members are opening up about their current relationships with one another.

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Following the finale episode aired on Tuesday night, Heather Gay, 51, Meredith Marks, 54, Angie Katsanevas, 52, and Britani Bateman, 54, expressed their affection for each other and shared their hopes for the future. Meanwhile, Bronwyn Newport, 40, revealed she is no longer in touch with Lisa Barlow, 51, and explained what led to the end of their relationship.

“We’re all in this together,” Heather told Bravo HQ through The Daily Dish. “There’s genuine love, history, and loyalty among us. Meredith put it perfectly when she said, ‘Even when we’re in the midst of a fight, if any of these women needed me, I’d be there for them.’ That sentiment rings true for me.”

Heather continued, “I’ve sacrificed a lot by joining this show—family, community, and a sense of security. But I know I can count on these women. They understand my struggles more than anyone else.”

“I’ve lost a lot coming on this show, like family, community, security. And, like, I know that I can call on these women. … They understand my pain more than anyone else,” she added.

While Meredith found herself at odds with many due to her allegedly erratic behavior throughout the season, including her supposed plane encounter with Britani, she confirmed she and Lisa are still in a “good place,” and she added that she’s in a decent spot with Angie as well.

“Angie and I, I think, are in a good place, surprisingly,” she stated, admitting that she was “somewhat unsure about literally everybody else.”

As for Angie, she said her relationships with the cast are “split down the middle.”

“[I’ll] just see where everyone lands,” as far as taking “accountability,” she stated.

“We’re a group of friends, so I hope there’s a couple people that can learn to move differently and watch themselves,” she continued. “Maybe this is, like, their year of growth and evolution and finding a new way to be a friend [who] doesn’t have to hurt people so deeply.”

Meanwhile, Britani revealed she’s still “on the outs” with Meredith and Lisa, but she is in a “great” place with Angie, at least when they’re “outside the clique.” She is also “always good” with Heather and Whitney Rose, 39.

Britani also talks to Bronwyn “about once a week,” and she feels she and Mary are “best friends in the making.”

“She doesn’t know this yet, but Mary, we’re gonna be best friends someday,” she declared.

In her own interview with Bravo HQ, also via The Daily Dish, Bronwyn said she does “not speak to Lisa.”

“It would be hard for me to speak to Lisa. I believe she has me blocked on everything. I don’t know, but that’s the impression I get, because people have to screenshot me negative comments she says about me. I don’t actually see them in person,” she explained.

As for what sealed the deal, Bronwyn said she “did not hear from” Lisa when her dad died unexpectedly in June 2025.

“My dad passed after filming, and I heard from everybody on the cast, no matter where I stood with them at the end of filming, with the exception of Lisa,” Bronwyn shared. “And I think that kind of sums up why I’m just really not interested in anything from her at this point. If you don’t have sympathy for somebody who’s unexpectedly lost a parent, I’m really meaningless to you. And I don’t have people in my life who treat me that way, no.”

Bronwyn said she was also “really truly hurt” by the discussions she and Lisa had at the season five reunion.

“I thought we were much closer than she was making out to be on camera and in front of the women,” Bronwyn stated. “So, to have her say to me in New York, you know, ‘I never knew you. I never cared about you. You were never important to me,’ that was new information that I was processing in front of everyone watching at home. And it was really hurtful.”

That said, Bronwyn hoped to re-establish her friendship with Lisa after the season.

“I was like Goldilocks trying out different things with Lisa. First, I fought back and I was like ‘Oh, if I don’t mean anything to you, then I guess you won’t care if I bring up your lawsuits, or if I tell you I think you’re a liar,” she revealed. “It’s not natural to me to want to fight that way, and so you see me apologize to her. You see me just kind of say, ‘We’re just gonna be civil.’ And I realized, oh, we’re not even just gonna be civil. She’s gonna continue to talk about my daughter and this really sensitive thing that I specifically told her is hurtful to my child. It’s hurtful to my family.”

“But I am hoping the best for Baby Gorgeous, always,” she added. “Whether or not I wanna see her is a different story.”

The three-part Real Housewives of Salt Lake City season six reunion begins next Tuesday, January 13, at 8/7c on Bravo.