Kelly Dodd’s Mom In ICU; Battling COVID!

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Well, it looks like this isn’t just the “common flu,” is it now, Kelly? ‘RHOC’ star, Kelly Dodd comes under fire a lot but she especially caught heat for insensitive comments regarding Covid. She said it was God’s way of thinning the herd and the people who have died this year would have anyways. She’s compared it to the flu, has a disdain for masks; the list goes on. However, it is now hitting very close to home. Her mother, Bobbi is said to have Covid, according to Dodd’s brother, Eric. The matriarch is also said to be in the ICU. Kelly disputes this. She commented on Eric’s social media, claiming their mother blocked her and she spoke to their brother who said Bobbi is fine. The comment has since been deleted. This is a common trend for nonbelievers. We wish Bobbi well and wear a mask!

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