Meredith Marks is standing firm amid ongoing controversy surrounding an alleged airplane incident on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. Appearing on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen this week, the Bravo star once again denied claims that she mistreated castmate Britani Bateman during a recent flight home from a group trip.
The incident has become one of the season’s most debated flashpoints, with several cast members alleging that Meredith’s behavior crossed a line. However, viewers hoping for clarity during her WWHL appearance were left with more division than resolution.
During the Tuesday, December 16 episode of Watch What Happens Live, Andy Cohen directly asked Meredith about the conflicting accounts coming from her fellow cast members.
Meredith responded by questioning the credibility of the accusations, claiming that the women’s stories are inconsistent. According to her, the varying versions of events undermine the allegation altogether.
“First of all, it’s not just a different story from me,” Meredith said. “Their stories all vary from each other.”
She went on to insist that she never even interacted with Britani during the flight, framing the entire controversy as hearsay rather than fact.
Adding an unexpected layer to the conversation was Noah Schnapp, who appeared as a fellow guest on the episode. The Stranger Things actor sided with Meredith, suggesting that a serious confrontation would not have gone undocumented.
He argued that if the situation had escalated as much as some cast members claim, someone on the plane would have filmed it or intervened. His comment echoed a familiar reality TV defense: no video, no proof.
Andy Cohen pushed back slightly, noting that filming fellow castmates on phones often leads to backlash within the group. Still, Schnapp maintained that a truly aggressive incident would not have gone unnoticed.
Despite Meredith’s insistence that nothing occurred, other members of the RHOSLC cast have maintained that her conduct toward Britani was inappropriate. While Lisa Barlow has aligned with Meredith’s account, several others remain unconvinced.
The conflicting narratives have only fueled fan debate online, with viewers split over whom to believe. The lack of footage or neutral witnesses has made the situation harder to verify, allowing both sides to dig in.
If Meredith appeared rattled by the criticism, she did not show it. She made it clear during the episode that public opinion does not concern her.
“I don’t care if you don’t believe me,” she said. “I know the truth.”
That unwavering stance suggests the issue is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon, especially as tensions continue to build among the cast.
As the season unfolds, the airplane incident is expected to resurface, potentially during reunions or future confrontations. For now, the mystery remains unresolved, and Meredith has made it clear she has no intention of changing her story.
The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City airs Tuesdays at 8/7c on Bravo, with episodes available to stream the following day on Peacock.
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