Real Housewives of Dallas newcomer Tiffany Moon is the first Asian American Housewife in the history of the franchise. Tiffany speaks with ET and explained that diversity wasn’t prevalent when she was younger. “I will tell you when I moved to the United States in the early ’90s and I got to watch TV as
Tiffany Moon has made her debut on the Real Housewives of Dallas, and so far viewers are loving the sassy new addition. While we’ve only seen the newbie in one episode so far, but it’s clear that Tiffany has integrated quite well into the group. Moon got off to a rocky start with Brandi Redmond
Tiffany Moon is the newest addition to The Real Housewives of Dallas cast, but we can already tell that she’s gonna be a firecracker. During the first episode, we see the newbie confront Brandi Redmond about a racist video that resurfaced from 2017. Tiffany, who is Asian-American didn’t take too kindly to the OG making
The Real Housewives of Dallas is back on our TV screens and it’s already giving us plenty to talk about. The Season 5 premiere officially kicked off last night, but Bravo gave fans a special treat and released the premiere episode on New Year’s Eve. If you missed the early release don’t worry because the
Real Housewives of Dallas newcomer Tiffany Moon confronted costar Brandi Redmond about a racist video Brandi had posted to her Instagram story. In the video, Brandi puts on an offensive, stereotypical accent as she explains that people always ask her what kind of Asian she is because her eyes are so squinty. Even though Tiffany
Real Housewives of Dallas newcomer Tiffany Moon made quite the impression after allegedly shutting down COVID-19 naysayers. Viewers learned during the RHOD premiere that Tiffany is a doctor who has been working on the frontline during the COVID-19 pandemic, so she has seen the impacts of the virus firsthand. During the RHOD premiere, one Bravo
Real Housewives of Dallas star Tiffany Moon reveals to fans that she was involved in a car accident and was hit by a “huge truck.” She has uploaded an Instagram post of her totaled car. In the caption, she reveals that she was the only one in the car and felt fortunate that her kids