Prosecutors Say Wendy Osefo Has ‘Very Little Money’ And ’67’ Credit Cards

“Real Housewives of Potomac” stars Wendy and Eddie Osefo were back in court on December 19, 2025, for their ongoing fraud case. In an attempt to block prosecutors from viewing eight years’ worth of their financial records, prosecutors argued to the court that there is public demand and interest in the case and that securing Wendy and Eddie’s financial documents would ensure “justice is done.” During the recent court hearing, prosecutors also revealed that Wendy and Eddie “have very little money.”

According to a previous report from The Blast, prosecutors revealed that the Osefos have a “pattern of excessive spending” which they believe “support a motive in their criminal case.” At the time, prosecutors alleged the couple is burdened by “substantial debt” and that they found “approximately 40 credit and/or debit cards” in their names and those of different companies.

A new report from The Baltimore Banner revealed that the reality TV couple frequently used aliases, including “Pam Oliver” and “Eddie Hennessy.” Prosecutors also amended their earlier statement, sharing that they found “67 [credit] cards in four different luxury wallets, including a lambskin, black-quilted Chanel wallet that was previously reported stolen.”

The Blast covered the news of Wendy and Eddie’s October 2025 arrest. Per police reports and legal documents, the pair is facing several felony fraud charges after allegedly reporting a burglary that never happened. After reporting the burglary, law enforcement officers explained that the couple then filed numerous claims with various insurance companies to secure hefty payouts. Amid their investigation, Maryland law officials claimed that Wendy and Eddie reported items stolen that had already been returned to stores for a full refund. Other items allegedly reported stolen were seen on Wendy’s person in various social media posts.

Wendy spoke about the charges against her and her husband at BravoCon 2025, thanking fans and some of her castmates for their unwavering support during a difficult time. “I read your messages. I can’t respond to everyone, but your love and support means the world to me,” she said on the “Real Housewives of Potomac” panel.

She continued, “You know, it’s an unfortunate situation, and right now I can’t say too much, but I will say when the time is right, I will share my story with everyone, and for now they’re just allegations, so we will continue to push forward.”

Some viewers, on the other hand, aren’t feeling as hopeful as others, as they’ve voiced their frustration with the political commentator-turned-reality star on social media. After Wendy shared a photo of herself in a shimmering green dress and captioned it, “Thank GOD I don’t look like what I have been through,” netizens slammed her for behaving like a “victim.”

“Yet another HW that desperately needs a new PR team. If she’s found guilty of half the things she’s accused of none of this online activity is gonna age well smh,” someone commented.

Wendy and Eddie aren’t the only “RHOP” stars in legal trouble.

The Blast reported on former cast member Mia Thornton’s recent arrest in Atlanta, Georgia.

While inside Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Thornton was taken into custody after learning she was wanted for larceny.

Later, it was revealed that Thornton’s condo management company, Encore, sued the reality star and mother of three for over $5,000 in unpaid rent while also accusing her of stealing $11,000 worth of furniture and electronics.

In the body camera footage, Thornton could be seen getting emotional while speaking to the officers, confirming that she knew she had a warrant.

After making headlines, Thornton shared a series of posts online in which she vowed to move differently after becoming embroiled in such a messy situation.

“This new year is about rebuilding, refining, and rising with purpose. I’m grateful for the clarity that comes through adversity, and I’m committed to moving forward with integrity and grace. Thank you for the love, my loves,” she wrote.

Thornton shared that her ongoing legal issues have reminded her of the importance of staying grounded, revealing that she’s more than grateful for life’s adversity.

“I’m stepping into another year with clarity, accountability, and gratitude. Challenges don’t define me — how I rebuild does,” she wrote.