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Kendra Wilkinson’s Mother Patti Wilkinson Calls Her A “W–re” in ‘Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars: Family Edition’ Trailer
It’s rare that we see Kendra Wilkinson and her mother, Patti Wilkinson, get along — and they’re trying to make amends on the upcoming season of Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars: Family Edition!
In a clip for the upcoming season — which also features Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino, Chad Ochocinco, and Farrah Abraham — the Kendra on Top star and Patti have it out over Kendra’s controversial past.
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“What made you OK with me f–king every guy?” she asks.
Her mother replies, “Yeah, a mother wants her daughter to be a whore.”
In another part of the trailer, the former Playmate breaks down once again thanks to their strained relationship.
“Every time I have happiness, she’s there to kill me!” she sobs.
Kendra revealed in May that things were “still pretty bad” between the two of them.
“In her mind, she deserves a piece of what I’ve got,” she told People at the time. “I’ve done all the work, so it has to come on her end now. She’s going to have to be the one to prove to me that she’ll never sell me out again.”
They also did not speak during her grandmother, Mary Stotz‘s funeral.
“During my grandma’s funeral, I looked over once and saw my mom crying and I felt so bad for her,” she said during an episode of Kendra on Top. “It’s sad, forget all the bulls–t, this woman just lost her mom. It didn’t feel right because I know she’s not ready.”
“My grandma always wanted me and my mom to reconcile, but you can honestly tell that my mom did not want me there,” she continued. “You can feel it in the air. There’s always saying that tragedy brings the family closer, but unfortunately, sometimes it doesn’t work like that. Reality is reality.”
Marrige Boot Camp Reality Stars: Family Edition premieres Friday, April 28 at 9 p.m. on WE tv.
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