With Danny and Evan TV exclusive Lisa Barlow breaks silence on Angie Katsanevas and Whitney Rose separation reports By Samantha Nungesser and Rachel Meller Published Aug. 5, 2026, 2:05 p.m. ET Baby Gorgeous has entered the chat.
Lisa Barlow weighed in on reports that her “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” castmates Angie Katsanevas and Whitney Rose have separated from their husbands.
“No one on my cast is getting divorced yet,” the Vida Tequila founder, 51, told Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” at the “Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th” premiere party on Tuesday night.
“I think [separation] is a window to either repair or cause more damage. I think that’s a choice.”
Multiple sources told Page Six in July that Katsanevas, 52, and her husband, Shawn Trujillo, 55, had separated after 27 years of marriage. The estranged couple — who tied the knot in June 1999 — share 15-year-old daughter, Elekra, as well as their business, Lunatic Fringe Salon.
Days after the news broke, Page Six learned that Whitney, 39, and her husband, Justin Rose, 58, had also been “living separate lives.”
Several sources told us they are fully separated, while another insider claimed they are “existing” as a couple “for the sake of the kids.” Whitney and Justin share daughter Bobbie, 16, and son Brooks, 13.
Lisa — who has infamously found herself in feuds with both Katsanevas and Whitney over the years — said she supports her co-stars in whatever they feel is best for them and their marriages.
“We support our friends, colleagues, anybody in [finding] positivity around their life,” Lisa told us. “So, whatever those positive changes are, we’re supportive.”
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Meanwhile, it sounds like separation is not an option in Lisa’s marriage with John Barlow.
While Lisa has admittedly shared “really hard” moments with John in front of Bravo cameras, she said watching those scenes back has “propelled” the couple to have “different conversations” to “strengthen” their marriage moving forward.
“I’m lucky I got to celebrate 23 years of being married, 25 years together [in July],” Lisa said. “We can all make choices to make our lives better or harder. We all know what’s good for us.”
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