Kelly Dodd, 47, feels “dangerous” for Shannon Beador, 59, after her DUI and hit-and-run arrest on September 16. The Actual Housewives of Orange County star spoke with HollywoodLife in regards to the stunning state of affairs and admitted she has empathy for the guy tv character and her household. “I really feel actually dangerous for her and her daughters,” Kelly informed HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY. “She’s in a troublesome spot however I feel she’ll come out of this stronger and more healthy.”

“It might’ve been a lot worse,” she added. “It’s a get up name and a reminder to all of us to by no means drive impaired.”

Kelly’s feedback come after Shannon made headlines for driving her automobile right into a residential property in Newport Seashore, CA and “clipped” the home, per legislation enforcement sources. She then reportedly drove again on the street and parked her automobile in the course of the road, earlier than getting out of the automobile along with her canine. Authorities arrived on the scene shortly after, and Shannon “tried to behave like she was taking a stroll,” sources informed TMZ, however the police knew she was at fault as a result of she “appeared wasted.”

After the arrest, Shannon shared a public apology in a press release launched by her lawyer, Michael Fell. “I spent fairly a little bit of time with Shannon yesterday. She is extraordinarily apologetic and remorseful,” he stated on September 18. “We will probably be awaiting the official data on this case because it turns into obtainable, and Shannon is ready to simply accept full accountability for her actions.”

Shannon was taken into custody and booked for 2 misdemeanors, a DUI and a hit-and-run after her arrest, in keeping with TMZ. She was reportedly cited and launched with out bond. The automobile she was driving was additionally reportedly seized by the police for use within the investigation of the incident. Though many RHOC followers are questioning if the arrest will probably be touched on through the season 17 reunion, it was filmed earlier than, so it should probably not be talked about.