“I’m thinking they kept the La’Dame Fragrance for themselves. Someone has that letter, Andy,” Huger said. She described Cohen as one of the few people she allowed to communicate with while she was held at the Montgomery County Detention Center in Rockville, Maryland, saying she believed he had her best interests at heart.
Huger said she was grateful to Cohen for giving her a platform on “The Real Housewives of Potomac” and for showing concern while she was away. “There is a love there and a respect,” she said.
Huger was found guilty in December 2024 of charges stemming from a 2024 crash, except reckless driving, and was sentenced to a year in prison. She served six months and was released in September 2025. Cohen said after the verdict that he was sad about the outcome and later spoke about the dangers of driving under the influence, noting that it was Huger’s fourth such situation.
After her release, Huger told Cohen prison was “scary” and recalled praying and talking aloud to herself during the first few nights. She also said she believed her problems began when she mixed prescription medication with alcohol. Cohen later said he thought her account reflected how she had tried to mask pain with medication and alcohol, and that she was not ready to call herself an alcoholic.
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