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Larsa Pippen calls House of Villains her ‘best decision’ after divorce

There’s a surprise guest in the House of Villains mansion – and it is Larsa Pippen.

‘Girls always have to come in. That was the entrance I really loved,” she said We weekly exclusively about joining the show at the end of episode two on Thursday, October 17. “I didn’t want to be like the rest. I really wanted to get in, you know, through the wall.”

Before her iconic entrance, the Real Housewives of Miami the star was “upside down” for a while.

“At one point I thought, ‘Oh my God, how long am I going to be stuck here?’” she joked, but it was “fun” for her to join the cast – and take on the challenges.

“I just wish they would put doors in the room that would make me happy,” Pippen joked.

Despite being in a show with the title House of VillainsPippen said Us that she doesn’t consider herself in the “villain” category.

“I don’t choose it [be]but if you put me in a situation, then it’s okay,” she says. “I don’t consider myself a bad guy, but I know my words can be cutting.”

Pippen has no regrets about the way she has acted on reality TV so far.

“I mean, it works for me. It worked for me for so long,” she added. “So why change now?”

Pippen said Us that joining the E! show ultimately became “the best decision I ever made” following her breakup in March Marcus Jordan.

“Being so immersed in the house and all these different people and different personalities. I didn’t have time to think about anything or anyone,” she recalled, telling us that cooking and completing the challenges was her focus. “That is quite time-consuming.”

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Participate Villain’s houses has brought in Pippen with an iconic cast of reality stars, including Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice, Taste of love alum Tiffany ‘New York’ Pollard And The bachelor alum Victoria Lawsonamong others.

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Pollard was one of the cast members Pippen was most looking forward to.

“I’ve seen so many shows she’s been in, so I know she’s something of a TV legend,” says the RHOM star flowed to Us. “My idea of ​​her was basically who she is.”

Pippen decided that staying “under the radar” was her strategy when she joined the show.

“I didn’t want to take a lot of designer clothes with me. I really wanted to blend in as best I could,” she explained Us. “I wasn’t sure who would be there and what they would bring. So I just wanted to bring clothes that were super comfortable.”

Since they filmed in one location for the series, Pippen traded in her Housewives attire for downtime for the “entire time” she was in the house.

“I just wanted to blend in and make everyone like me,” she continued. “That was kind of the goal.”

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House of Villains airs Thursdays at 10PM ET/PT on E! and the first two episodes are available to stream on Peacock.

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