Surprise! There’s a new villain in the house, and she’s come to play. The Real Housewives of Miami star Larsa Pippen made a rather dramatic entrance to the House of Villains on Thursday’s (October 17) new episode — spinning in on the very same chair that the first eliminee, Larissa Lima , went out on. She told TV Insider that she decided to join the show after her positive experience filming the second season of The Traitors introduced her to the competition subgenre.
“I really enjoy doing competitive reality TV,” she explained. “It’s super fun. I feel like doing Traitors made me really enjoy it, and House of Villains is basically a lighter version of The Traitors .
” Though the shows have a similar premise — reality television favorites gather in a house to game it out against one another — one very big difference between House of Villains and The Traitors is that in the latter, even the bad guys have to keep their cool as much as possible, while this house encourages nonstop skullduggery. Still, while Pippen isn’t the most notorious villain in TV history, she doesn’t mind tapping into her meaner side when necessary. “Listen, I could be a villain if pushed.
Baby doesn’t like to be put in the corner,” Pippen said. “If you are going to put me in a corner and poke the bear, then I’m definitely a villain. I definitely have a sharp tongue if need be.
I don’t come for you, but I’m definitely good with confrontation.” Her very presence had s.
