Thanksgiving Feud: Reality Star and Reality Grandma Clash
Thanksgiving Day, typically a time for family and reflection, brought unexpected drama between two prominent women. While one enjoyed a luxurious escape
in Palm Springs, the other chose a different path — serving those
less fortunate. Their contrasting Thanksgiving traditions ignited a heated online exchange, reigniting a long-standing feud.
The drama unfolded publicly on social media when one woman, who had been sharing glimpses of her lavish holiday celebration, received a pointed message. An observer noted the stark contrast between the two celebrations, drawing attention to the woman’s naivety in not recognizing the optics of her opulent display.
The reality star, known for her outspoken nature, responded with a carefully selected Bible verse: Matthew 6:1-4.
"Watch out! ‘Don’t do your good deeds publicly, to be admired by others, for you will lose the reward from your Father in heaven,’" her comment read.
Elaborating further, she asserted that her family’s charitable contributions extended beyond the realm of social media, emphasizing that their good deeds were not performed for public praise.
“I’m not knocking what anyone else chooses to show,” she clarified, “but I don’t need to discuss my benevolence for a personal pat on the back. Highlighting a charity or organization that may need some awareness is one thing, but I don’t feel comfortable highlighting people when they’re at a low point in their lives. To each their own, I’m only speaking for myself.”
Her comment, however, did not go unanswered. A video response from the other woman, a grandmother known for her fiery personality and unwavering protective instincts, quickly
circulated online.
"Let’s not forget the time you brought that homeless man to your house,” she said in the video. “It sounds like you said you don’t do that. You put him on TV too. Bitch, you are a homeless case.”
Her words, laced with bitterness and veiled accusations, pointed to a previous incident where the reality star had aided a homeless individual on her family’s reality show.
Adding fuel to the flames, she challenged the reality star’s claim of discretion, highlighting what she perceived as hypocrisy. "The day that Dream was born, I told that bitch don’t you ever play with me. … I haven’t gone in on them bitches in eight years. Eight years, and you wanna fucking undermine what I do, bitch."
At the heart of the feud lies an acrimonious history. Both women are connected to the same famous family through their shared ties to a well-known daughter and granddaughter, respectively.
Their relationship has been tumultuous for years, marked by public disagreements and underlying tension that has reached boiling point on several occasions.
This latest clash underscores the ongoing tension between these two strong personalities. While one prioritizes private philanthropy, the other embraces a more outspoken and publicly visible approach to helping those in need.
Ultimately, the disparity in their approaches has reignited a long-standing feud, once again spilling into the public sphere and captivating the attention of their devoted followers.
## Thanksgiving Feud: Reality Star vs. Reality Grandma
**Host:** Welcome back to the show. Today we’re digging into the dramatic Thanksgiving Day clash that played out between two prominent figures – a reality star and a social media personality known as “Reality Grandma”. While the reality star opted for a luxurious getaway, Reality Grandma chose to spend the holiday serving the less fortunate. This difference in traditions sparked a heated online exchange, reigniting a long-standing feud. Joining us now to unpack this surprising spectacle is Dr. Emily Carter, a sociologist who specializes in online culture and celebrity behavior. Dr. Carter, thanks for being here.
**Dr. Carter:** It’s my pleasure to be here.
**Host:** Let’s dive right in. This seemingly innocuous Thanksgiving celebration difference blew up online. What do you think sparked such a strong reaction?
**Dr. Carter:** It’s fascinating, isn’t it? On the surface, it’s just a difference in how two people chose to spend their holiday. However, it taps into much deeper social anxieties around wealth disparity, performative activism, and the curated perfection often portrayed on social media. The contrast between a lavish holiday display and images of community service ignited a debate about authenticity and the unspoken pressures of public image.
**Host:** The reality star responded with a Bible verse referencing humility and not seeking praise for good deeds [[1](https://www.nickiswift.com/1111764/reality-star-feuds-that-got-out-of-hand/)]. What do you make of that response?
**Dr. Carter:** It’s a classic deflection tactic often used by public figures facing criticism. Invoking religious principles can be a way to appear morally superior and shift the focus away from the actual issue. It’s interesting, though, because it highlights the complex relationship between faith, social media, and self-promotion.
**Host:** This feud isn’t new, is it?
**Dr. Carter:** No, these two have a history of public clashes both online and offline. This Thanksgiving incident seems to have reignited those tensions.
**Host:** What can we learn from this Thanksgiving feud?
**Dr. Carter:** It provides a sobering reflection of our online culture. We often judge people based on carefully curated glimpses into their lives, forgetting that there’s much more to the story. It raises questions about authenticity, social responsibility, and the pressure to present a perfect image online.
**Host:** Dr. Carter, thank you for your insightful analysis. This certainly gives us a lot to think about as we navigate the sometimes complicated world of online interactions.
**Dr. Carter:** My pleasure.
