'RHONY' Star Ramona Singer Claims LuAnn de Lesseps Asks Her To Bring Stranger To Vacation House

The drama continues in the “Real Housewives of New York” season 7. When the hit Bravo series returns, Ramona Singer’s feud with her co-stars, which started at their recent trip to Turks and Caicos, intensifies.

In the recent episode of "Real Housewives of New York," Ramona brought a guy back to their place to the surprise of her co-stars. They claimed that Ramona only met the guy at a club and decided to bring him home right then and there. The reality star, however, insisted that it was LuAnn de Lesseps who insisted that he spend the night.

"LuAnn met a gentleman who was single and available - and she said, 'Ramona I would like to invite him back to our gorgeous villa to have a drink with me, but he won't come because he's with his friend," she told Radar Online.

Ramona insisted that they did not invite the guy to come over for just a one night stand. She said that LuAnn just wanted to get to know the guy over a few drinks. She said that she did not find anything wrong with spending time with a guy they just met since they were all of legal age.

"I said, 'Absolutely, because what are girlfriends for?'" she said.

"What's wrong with being the wingman? We're on vacation. We're over 21."

"I mean we're not having an orgy, running around naked and going in the pool. We're entertaining in a gorgeous villa two lovely gentlemen who are on vacation also."

Ramona further explained that it was all innocent fun. She said that they all had a couple of drinks, which was why they invited their new friend to spend the night. She added that it would be irresponsible to let the guy drive while he's drunk.

"This guy was incapacitated and I thought it would be reckless of me and irresponsible of me to send him home in that condition," she explained in the recent "The Real Housewives of New York" episode.

"So I said, 'Please use this room and please be gone before the morning because the girls will be up and the cameras will be here and I don't think you want that."