Sutton Strackeis more than ready to get back in front of the Bravo cameras.Heading into season 13 ofThe Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, it was announced two cast members —Lisa RinnaandDiana Jenkins— won’t be returning.Though she has not officially signed a season 13 contract yet, Stracke exclusively told PEOPLE how she’s looking forward to the new season.“I can’t wait to start filming. I can’t wait to see all of the ladies. I can’t wait to see the new dynamic,” Stracke, 51, said on Tuesday at her circular fashion event in New York City, which took place on the final day of theNFR 2023 Break Through Retail Conference & Expo.“I think that we got to a stalemate and I think that we needed the shakeup, and it might be scary. But look, I’m still a newbie,” she continued. “I’m not going to hurt anybody. I’m not going to play unfairly. I don’t play. I show up. That’s what I do.“The businesswoman added, “I don’t want to be produced. I don’t want to have a script. I don’t want to do any of that. I want to just show up.“Elyse Jankowski/GettyStracke joined season 10 ofRHOBHin 2020 as a “friend of” the cast. She later became a diamond holder in season 11.During her time on the Bravo hit, Stracke has donned several memorable fashion looks and debuted some unique one-liners. She’s even found herself in the middle of multiple cast feuds, including with Rinna, 59, in season 12 over accusations she made about paying for the series alum’s ticket to the exclusiveElton JohnFoundation Oscar party.The cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 12.Tommy Garcia/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank via GettyStracke also got entangled in beef with Jenkins, who recentlyannounced her departurefrom the series after one season. The news came mere days afterRinna’s own exit was confirmed.With her two of her biggest nemeses are out of the picture for season 13, Stracke thinks that the Beverly Hills crew doesn’t “have a lot of issues going into this new season.“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.“I think that we’ve resolved a lot of things. I mean, I have little bits that I need to talk to a couple of people about, as we all do, but there’s not like a giant thing, where last season it felt really heavy,” she explained. “It felt heavy going into last season. So I like that it seems refreshed.“Stracke added: “I feel like also, this time off, we all got to live our lives and so then we have something to give to one another. And how cool is that?“Todd Williamson/Bravo via GettyThough it’s not certain when production will commence for the new season, Stracke, in the meantime, is focusing on “making sustainability real.” She is doing so through the circular fashion launch for herSutton brand.“This is really exciting because it’s exciting for the earth, and I love that part of it all,” she said. “I had no idea that fashion was such a pollutant. I love getting that out there. And I like being part of the solution, not part of problem.”
Sutton Strackeis more than ready to get back in front of the Bravo cameras.
Heading into season 13 ofThe Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, it was announced two cast members —Lisa RinnaandDiana Jenkins— won’t be returning.
Though she has not officially signed a season 13 contract yet, Stracke exclusively told PEOPLE how she’s looking forward to the new season.
“I can’t wait to start filming. I can’t wait to see all of the ladies. I can’t wait to see the new dynamic,” Stracke, 51, said on Tuesday at her circular fashion event in New York City, which took place on the final day of theNFR 2023 Break Through Retail Conference & Expo.
“I think that we got to a stalemate and I think that we needed the shakeup, and it might be scary. But look, I’m still a newbie,” she continued. “I’m not going to hurt anybody. I’m not going to play unfairly. I don’t play. I show up. That’s what I do.”
The businesswoman added, “I don’t want to be produced. I don’t want to have a script. I don’t want to do any of that. I want to just show up.”
Elyse Jankowski/Getty
Stracke joined season 10 ofRHOBHin 2020 as a “friend of” the cast. She later became a diamond holder in season 11.
During her time on the Bravo hit, Stracke has donned several memorable fashion looks and debuted some unique one-liners. She’s even found herself in the middle of multiple cast feuds, including with Rinna, 59, in season 12 over accusations she made about paying for the series alum’s ticket to the exclusiveElton JohnFoundation Oscar party.
The cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 12.Tommy Garcia/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty
Stracke also got entangled in beef with Jenkins, who recentlyannounced her departurefrom the series after one season. The news came mere days afterRinna’s own exit was confirmed.
With her two of her biggest nemeses are out of the picture for season 13, Stracke thinks that the Beverly Hills crew doesn’t “have a lot of issues going into this new season.”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
“I think that we’ve resolved a lot of things. I mean, I have little bits that I need to talk to a couple of people about, as we all do, but there’s not like a giant thing, where last season it felt really heavy,” she explained. “It felt heavy going into last season. So I like that it seems refreshed.”
Stracke added: “I feel like also, this time off, we all got to live our lives and so then we have something to give to one another. And how cool is that?”
Todd Williamson/Bravo via Getty
Though it’s not certain when production will commence for the new season, Stracke, in the meantime, is focusing on “making sustainability real.” She is doing so through the circular fashion launch for herSutton brand.
“This is really exciting because it’s exciting for the earth, and I love that part of it all,” she said. “I had no idea that fashion was such a pollutant. I love getting that out there. And I like being part of the solution, not part of problem.”
source: people.com
