Kiki Barth Shares Her Take on the Miami Housewives Feud

Kiki Barth has weighed in on the ongoing conflict between her fellow castmates, Larsa Pippen and Lisa Hochstein, on The Real Housewives of Miami. In an exclusive interview, she clarified that she doesn’t see the rivalry as a matter of choosing sides but understands Larsa’s perspective given the circumstances.

The dispute centers around Hochstein’s decision not to unfollow Marcus Jordan, the ex-boyfriend of Larsa Pippen, after their breakup. Larsa has previously expressed hurt over the split, especially since Jordan allegedly harassed her and her social circle with threatening messages and hurtful texts, which she revealed publicly.

Barth explained her stance on following Marcus Jordan, emphasizing respect for her friend. “If I’m with a man, I introduce you to him, and if we break up peacefully, I think it’s okay to still follow him. But if that man has been bashing me, I would expect my friends to unfollow him out of respect.”

She also acknowledged that Hochstein’s boyfriend, Jody Glidden, remains friends with Marcus Jordan, which complicates things. “Jody is his own person and can do what he wants, but I think Larsa feels hurt because she believes she introduced Marcus to them.” Barth added that her feelings are rooted in respect for her friends and the impact of the breakup.

Regarding Pippen’s current relationship with basketball player Jeff Coby, Barth stated she unfollowed Marcus Jordan immediately after Larsa and Marcus ended things in July 2024, out of respect for her new relationship. She shared, “I met Marcus through Larsa, and once they split, I unfollowed him because I don’t have much in common with him without Larsa.”

In recent appearances, Pippen confirmed that Hochstein unfollowed Marcus Jordan but revealed that their friendship remains strained. Pippen criticized Hochstein’s friendship with other cast members, saying, “Lisa isn’t really a good friend, and she should be considerate enough to unfollow someone if asked, especially if it concerns her friends’ relationships.”

She also expressed frustration that Hochstein was slow to unfollow Marcus despite the breakup, which she believes prolonged their issues. Overall, Barth’s stance underscores respect and boundaries while navigating the drama among Miami’s Housewives.