Fuming wine lover Emily McCallum Monday warned people: “Don’t go anywhere near Michaele and Tareq Salahi’s winery tours!”

McCallum, a Virginia native, is suing the controversial couple for $1,235 after they failed to take her and nineteen of her friends on a wine tour to celebrate her graduation.

The fruity case against the infamous couple was continued Monday at Loudoun County (VA) General District Court until August 3.

After Bravo officially announced that The Real Housewives of D.C. wouldn't be returning to the small screen, former castmates Lynda Erkiletian and Catherine Ommanney talked to RadarOnline.com exclusively about their disappointment.

EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: At Home With The Salahis

Catherine also had some harsh words for Michaele Salahi, addressing her recent comments that there can't be a Real Housewives of D.C. without her.

While Bravo on Thursday officially announced the cancellation of The Real Housewives of D.C., it was on March 24 that RadarOnline.com broke the news that the nation’s capital would be the first city scratched from the network’s mega-successful Real Housewives franchise.

“The show just didn’t do well and it wasn’t worth airing another season,” a source close to the situation told RadarOnline.com last month. “The D.C. housewives were meant to be starting shooting their second season now and they haven’t heard a peep from Bravo.

Real Housewives of D.C. star Catherine Ommanney was an absent mother to her children who made racist remarks and spent her time "partying hard," her former nanny tells RadarOnline.com in a bombshell new interview.

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"I worked seven days a week because Cathy slept in the mornings and went out partying in the nights," former nanny Monica Herrero exclusively told us sof her stint working for the single mother in 2007 while they lived in London, England.

"She had a very disorganized life, like a teenager. I felt like a mum and that Cathy was my daughter."

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Playboy Prince Harry sent a chauffeur driven limousine to pick up Catherine Ommanney, the star of the Real Housewives of D.C., so the pair could enjoy a series of steamy rendezvous.

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That's the explosive secret being revealed by one of Ommanney's closest confidantes, the nanny who babysat the reality star's two children while she romped with the young British royal -- 13 years her junior.

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RadarOnline.com has uncovered the alleged White House 'gatecrashers' did not own the home in which they auditioned for Bravo's hit reality television show - and insisted they owned.

PHOTOS: Michaele & Tareq Salahi At The White House

RadarOnline.com has learned the sprawling mansion with pool and tennis court in Hume, Virgina, belongs to Stuart and Daphne Himelfarb -- who actually appeared with the Salahi's in an episode where the couples dined at a restaurant.

Tareq Salahi is a magnet for conflict and controversy -- and he mixes it up once again on part two of The Real Housewives of D.C.'s reunion show, set to air Thursday.

Tareq fires off regarding a rumor he crashed another high profile political function last year, the Black Caucus Dinner.

Watch the video on RadarOnline.com.

EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: At Home With The Salahis

"That's a complete fabrication, that's not true, we were all invited to the black caucus dinner," Tareq said of the September 2009 dinner.

Dirgham Salahi, the father of news maker-turned-reality TV star Tareq Salahi, has died, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Michaele Salahi took to her Facebook page for an emotional tribute to her late father-in-law, posting a picture when she danced with him at her wedding, with the caption: “Forever in my heart! I am heart broken at the passing of Dirgham Salahi, someone that I loved and learned from.”

The family issued a news release Thursday pleading with the media for privacy in their time of need.

Real Housewives of D.C. stars Michaele and Tareq Salahi have figured out a way to pay off some of their debt without actually forking over any money.

PHOTOS: Michaele And Tareq Salahi At The White House

Brotman-Winter-Fried Communications -- who provided public relations for the Salahis polo events -- sued the couple for $20,000 owed for services rendered and won, but haven't been paid.