RHONY fans were left gobsmacked when Erin Lichy dropped the bomb that Abe had “betrayed” her. She said she “doesn’t tell anyone” but admits her husband made decisions that went against her.
Erin Lichy and her husband Abe are couple goals – and anyone that watches The Real Housewives of New York City knows that. However, it’s not always as perfect as it looks on the surface.
Erin Lichy admits Abe ‘betrayed’ her
While on a shopping trip with Ubah Hassan and Erin’s mom, the RHONY realtor broke down when questioned about her marriage. She said, “Yeah. We had a thing. I don’t tell anyone.”
“I just needed him to be there for me in this time with everything with my mom. He just piles it on when there’s s*** I didn’t know about,” Erin added. She described how she felt “furious” with his decisions.
“There were some decisions that Abe made without discussing it with me,” she shared. “The problem was that the truth came out in the middle of me dealing with my mom and everything we’re going through.”
RHONY star felt really stressed
After Abe betrayed Erin, she felt she “wasn’t able to lean on him because he betrayed me.” She added in a Bravo confessional, “I was furious with him, and it just added so much more stress.”
It was suspected there was a connection to the betrayal with news from 2024. The Lichys were sued by a former landlord for nearly $44,000 in unpaid rent for a Tribeca apartment, as per Reality Tea.
Erin shared an Instagram story on October 2, 2024 letting fans know that she and Abe are on the mend. “Are you guys OK?” a fan asked. Erin shared the response, “Yes cutie” with the praying hands emoji.
Erin dealt with mom’s cancer battle
She and Abe Lichy tied the knot 12 years ago. While the reality star explained how they’re “doing good,” Erin broke down in tears speaking about Abe, as she “needed him to be there for me this time.”
She says she and her mom “have a really strong bond” and she’s her mother’s only child. Back in August, Erin shared an Instagram post stating how tough her mom’s cancer battle was.
She penned how the journey was not only physical but “so psychological,” adding how “staying positive” was key: “The battle is not over but we’re at the finish line. Feeling grateful is an understatement.”
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