Over the weekend, Stracke, 50, and Minkoff, 38, attended a bat mitzvah for fellowReal Housewives of Beverly HillsstarKyle Richards' 13-year-old daughter Portia. At the gathering, the former foes hung out and embraced while posing for a photo together.
“Miracles do happen!” Strackecaptioned her photoof the pair on Monday. “Such fun at Portia’s Bat Mitzvah! Thank you @kylerichards18 for including me.”
Sharingthe same photo, Minkoff wrote, “Two for the road ♥️♥️ @suttonstracke.”
The feud between Stracke and Minkoff began over a heated conversation aboutconfronting racial stereotypes. It escalated further whenMinkoff felt “violated"after Stracke entered her room as she was naked.
Offscreen, Strackeapologized to Minkofffor interrupting her as she recounted her experiences with racial stereotyping. Stracke also promised to “do better and be better.”
During last week’s episode ofRHOBH, Minkoff opened up to Stracke about how she has been “enjoying” being around her amid the cast’s Del Mar, California, getaway.
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“We haven’t really talked it through. In my heart, I didn’t want to forgive [you],” Minkoff told Stracke in front of the group. “But I’ve just been enjoying you and I have been really enjoying our time together. And I just want you to know that, and everyone should know that.”
Stracke later notedon theRHOBHafter showit’s “been a long journey” for them to get to where they are now.
“I don’t like having problems with people. It doesn’t ever sit well with me. I think it’s cancerous for your body to have problems with people like that,” Stracke, who also recentlyresolved her feudwithErika Girardi, said. “So I feel really hopeful.”
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Minkoff has also revealed where the pair currently stand with each other.
“That time [conflict with Sutton] was so hard for me. How am I ever going to get to the other end of it? Actually looking back, as painful [as] it was, that’s actually how you start real friendships. Real conversations,” she said. “I think that [conversation we had about race] was one of the most real moments.”
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“So now, being on the other end of it, I feel like she is someone I probably know best, right. Because you have to go through these things,” she continued. “I’m still really new. We finished [filming] in February and it’s been a long time. But I’m happy to know her on a deeper level because I still don’t know other people on a deeper level.”
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hillsairs Wednesdays (8 p.m. ET) on Bravo.
source: people.com