'She's a little ratchet': Gizelle Bryant slams Ashley Darby as new cast member makes debut on The Real Housewives Of Potomac

Ashley Darby promised to bring 'spice to the lives' of the women on The Real Housewives of Potomac.

The boisterous former beauty queen lived up to her claims as she made her first appearance on the new Bravo reality show with a series of lewd remarks at a party.

Ashley, 26, was throwing a bash for her charitable organization Sip With Socialites when she met cast members including Katie Rost, Gizelle Bryant and Robyn Dixon at the event.

New addition: Ashley Darby made her first appearance on The Real Housewives Of Potomac on Sunday

And she soon turned heads with a series of quirky comments, admitting that she was planning when to start trying for a baby as 'I need a Gemini or Leo baby.'

But she shocked them even more when they started asking about her Australian husband who is aged 55.

Ashley quickly bragged: 'He has a really big penis, swear to God.'

As people from the table behind them quickly turned her way, Gizelle was first to pass judgment, calling her 'THOT-ish', referring to the slang term for 'that hoe over there.'

Claws out: Gizelle Bryant peppered Ashley with questions and quickly cast judgment on her

Ashley - who was Miss Washington DC 2011 - was then first to stand up and make the call to 'get this party started,' soon rubbing herself up against some of her guests.

'Black women don't hump each other like that,' Robyn insisted.

'Must be a white thing - she's spent way too much time around white people,' she added.

Straight shooter: Robyn Dixon noted that Ashley was humping a little too much at the party

Katie loved their new friend, insisting: 'Ashley has great energy. She reminds me of what I loved about being 26. I really can't wait to hang out with her more.'

But Gizelle admitted: 'I don't know about the girl. She's a little ratchet, a little rough around the edges.

'I can tell you one thing - she is not from Potomac, Maryland,' she added.

One thing: Gizelle said she could tell that Ashley was not from Potomac

We later got to see Ashley at home with husband Michael Darby, an Australian national who is now a 'prominent real estate developer' in the area, where she told him about Gizelle calling her 'THOT-ish' at the party.

'I don't know if she has some issues maybe because her beauty is vanishing?' she told her husband.

Later on camera she added: 'I think that Gizelle is a little intimidated by me.

First contact: Ashley and Gizelle were shown meeting for the first time at a charity event

'I'm young, fun, and I don't need a bustier for these babies,' she said, pointing to her chest.

Robyn also had admitted that that Ashley's look could be the problem, saying: 'I love Gizelle - get her around a pretty girl she does not know and those claws are out!'

Ashley promised her husband she is 'going to go the extra mile' to get the ladies to like her, and vowed: 'I'm going to bring some spice to their lives anyway.'

Extra mile: The reality star danced away at the party

She showed some of that spice when describing her husband, who she plans to open an Australian-American restaurant with, to the show.

'He's the smartest guy I know, he's the funniest guy I know - and that accent makes my panties wet,' she insisted.

She admitted her background growing up in Sandy Spring, Maryland, was completely different than the life she now lives.

Older husband: Ashley talked about her older husband and her luxurious lifestyle

'Growing up we didn't have financial security, we were evicted twice, we had to go to the church for food,' she said.

'Michael introduced me to a more luxurious lifestyle. It was this whole other world that I hadn't known before,' Ashley revealed.

Katie, meanwhile, showed a new side of herself to her friends, with the mixed-race beauty sharing the Jewish side of her life by having a naming ceremony for her twin daughters Kathryn and Renee, who were almost two.

Naming ceremony: Katie Rost held a Jewish naming ceremony for her two daughters

'On top of being biracial, I'm Jewish,' she said.

'The only other black Jews I know are like Sammy Davis Jr - you know, kind of a big deal - and Lenny Kravitz. And Katie Rost.'

As she arranged to meet Rabbi Mark, the man chosen for the ceremony, she said: 'I really want to impress Rabbi Mark, I want him to understand I'm not just a bagel and cream cheese Jew - I'm very Jewish.'

Religious conversation: Rabbi Mark came over to talk with Katie about the naming ceremony

But her plan backfired somewhat when she was forced to admit she 'really only goes to synagogue on high holidays' and cannot read Hebrew texts.

'I feel like I'm taking a test, and usually my good looks and charm work - but I don't know if it's working right now,' she admitted.

Explaining that her mother was African-American and had an Orthodox conversion, she said: 'I was raised as a Jew and it's really important to me that my children have that same heritage and experience. It means a lot to me that I can pass that on.'

Jewish background: Katie explained that she was raised as a Jew

But the ceremony also sparked discomfort over the exact nature of her relationship with boyfriend Andrew Martin, with Katie admitting: 'Andrew tries to make it clear that we're not engaged and I try to keep it muddy. There are a lot of women out there who want to have a guy like him.'

The other women also seemed unsure of her being Jewish, with Robyn admitting: 'I went to school with Jewish people, and not one of them looked like Katie.'

Gizelle also said: 'Going to synagogues, all the Jewish people looking at you like, “We know you ain't Jewish!”'

The ceremony: Kaite looked on as her boyfriend Andrew joined in on the ceremony

However, Katie reminded the lighter-skinned ladies at the party that some people say the same about whether or not they are really black.

Robyn insisted later: 'My eyes might be light, my skin might be light, my hair might be - dyed - light, but I'm black.

'And that's how I've identified myself my entire life.'

Fan favourite: Robyn said that she's always identified as black despite her light eyes and complexion

Robyn also told the other ladies: 'I don't see what y'all see. I look in the mirror and I see a black woman.'

Gizelle, meanwhile, had a huge falling out with both Karen Huger and Charrisse Jackson Jordan after they both accused her of failing to abide by their high standards of etiquette at previou parties.

Gizelle went all-out to make peace, sending a car to pick them up, giving them hand-written letters inviting them to lunch where she was waiting with flowers.

Olive branch: Gizelle tried to make up with Charrisse Jackson Jordan and Karen Huger after displeasing both of them over her perceived lack of proper etiquette

But she was overly optimistic, with Charisse storming out first telling her: 'The presence of your face repulses me. this is a waste of time.'

Charrisse further made her stance clear when she invoked the 1995 film Friday and told the camera, 'Bye Felicia,' 

'She's alone on that one, because this face repulses no one,' Gizelle insisted later.

Body language: Charrisse and Karen were not swayed by Gizelle's attempt at making peace

Movie quote: The 1995 movie Friday was invoked by Charrisse when she said 'Bye Felicia' in reference to Gizelle

Karen also refused to back down from her position of being offended, telling her before she walked out: 'You're fake and phony as a $10 bill. You're a shell of a woman - you're a lost cause. I expected more from you. I see you for what you are.'

Finally, she said of Gizelle: 'There's no place for her in our social circle'.

The drama continues next week on Bravo. 

Lost cause: Karen told Gizelle that she was a lost cause and later said she has no place in her social circle