The news comes two months after Karen Huger began his suspension in the Correctional establishment of the county of Montgomery after being found guilty of several driving offenses, including the non-speed of speed and the unavailable of the change of address.

According to The Washington PostHuger has collected a credit of good behavior while behind bars for his fourth load Dui.

The point of sale reported that the star of reality Bravo, who joined the network in 2017, volunteered for the work exit program, an offer focused on rehabilitation which sometimes places prisoners in a dormitory style building rather than on a traditional prison. However, the judge presiding over his case shot this request quickly and issued a “disapproval of the transfer”.

“She drew the wrong judge,” said the counsel for the county of Montgomery, David Moyse, about Huger’s disapproval. “It was a horrible chance.”

Huger’s lawyer David Martella shared that he and his client were disappointed by the judge’s decision, since Huger would have returned to the rehabilitation center in which she was before her conviction to focus on her recovery.

“It’s an excellent program,” said Martella. “We were disappointed that it was not approved.”

During his initial conviction, the accusation criticized Huger for his repeated driving offenses. They also noted that the star of reality had had several chances of changing his behavior in the past.

“The fact that Ms. Huger has repeatedly noted the benefit of another chance on three distinct occasions shows that she has learned nothing from her previous arrests,” wrote the prosecutor. “In fact, it seems that she was embraced.”

During the meeting of the last season of “Real Housewives of Potomac”, Huger told his comrades through a video message that she would not attend the recording Because she had decided to enter a rehabilitation center to address her alcohol consumption.

“I go to a treatment center to respond to taking antidepressants and drinking,” she said. “I want to go to the bottom.”

Several of his peers, including Dr. Wendy Osefo, responded to Huger’s statements and expressed their confusion with the 61 -year -old actions calendar.

“It’s a bit interesting that she does it before her conviction,” said Osefo. “And I wonder:” Does she do it because she feels like needing help, or does she do it because she thinks that it will lighten the sentence? “”

In a previous interview, Osefo open About her reaction to Huger’s prison sentence and said that she “could not believe” what was going on.

“In the end, we can have our differences, but I always wish her good luck, and I just keep it in prayer 100 [percent]”She said.

However, the star of reality TV and the university professor explained that she had no concerns about the program which takes place without Huger, also known as “The Grand Dame”.

“With this group, we found a way to navigate with its presence and without its presence,” said Osefo.

“Looking at the reunion, I think we have maneuvered positively as a collective, as a unit,” she continued. “I wish him the best, but I think the Potomac brand is still strong.”