YouTubeKendra Wilkinson-Baskett and Holly Madison have had their ongoing back and forth, but there was one voice noticeably missing on the whole debacle.
Bridget Marquardt, the third musketeer who appeared on Girls Next Door with her fellow blond beauties, has finally spoken out about the frenemies' famous feud while chatting with Hollywood Today Live's Garcelle Beauvais and Kristen Brockman earlier today, and if you're anticipating Marquardt to pick sides, she's going not going to.
But, she is going to keep it real.
"It's kind of sad. Like I feel like we have a bond, the three of us. It's kind of like, it's not like a sisterhood, it's not like friends, I mean it is friends, but it's something totally different than any other relationship you could possibly imagine," the engaged reality star began to explain.
"And so in that sense, it kind of makes me sad, but at the same time, I mean, Holly came out with a book and she gave her experience. This is what I told Kendra, ‘She's writing about her experience and this is how she's reflecting on it and she has a right to do that. And you have a right not to agree with her, but lashing out like this and saying such vile things and stuff isn't really the way to handle it either.'"
Additionally, Marquardt revealed that Kendra hasn't even read Holly's books, even though the reality star claims it's full of lies. "But I'm not sure, she must be referring to the first book that Holly wrote, not the one that's coming out right now. But Kendra hasn't read the book. I asked her, she hasn't read it."
The duo recently had a heart-to-heart about their time together at the Playboy Mansion on Kendra on Top, and Kendra recognized she handled the aftermath of her friendship with Bridget incorrectly.
"You know, I did have—as we all did, probably, a hard time transitioning into like a world outside the mansion," Kendra told her. Aside from her feud with Holly, Kendra also made comments saying she and Bridget were never friends, which she now seems to regret. "When I was saying those things, it was more about like, trying to distance myself from the mansion as much as I could, which was the wrong thing to do," she said.
Marquardt explains that she appreciated the apology. "I do feel it was sincere and I do think there's a long way to go," she told Hollywood Today Live. "There's been a long track record of things, you know, so I think that that's definitely a step in the right direction, and we both feel really good about it. But it doesn't mean that we're BFFs or anything right now."
Catch more of her interview in the video above.