RHOM’s Kiki Barth Says She Received Death Threats From Her Extended Family: ‘Scared for My Life’ 

The Real Housewives of Miami star Kiki Barth is opening up about her familial struggles.

“We have this thing that was happening where a lot of Haitians [and] a lot of Mexicans were coming because [then-president Joe] Biden made it easier,” Kiki, 36, said on the Wednesday, August 13, episode of RHOM, discussing United States immigration policies. “If you have family members in those countries, you can just do a paper and you can be a support.”

Kiki, who originally hails from Haiti, offered to support some of her relatives’ immigration plans since she has “a good job.”

“[I thought], ‘I’m going to help as many as I can,” she told costar Alexis Nepola. “I was going to bring a few of my cousins, [who] I knew had no hope. But, the minute you start bringing one, you start bringing two and everybody’s like, ‘What about me? What about me?’”

She tearfully added, “I feel, at that point, it’s so many and I can’t. When they come here, you have to be able to support them if medical things happen [or] anything happens. You gotta be smart, you can’t help everybody.”

As a result, Kiki alleged that she ended up receiving “literally death threats” from family members whom she hasn’t been able to sponsor in the country.

“I had to move from my place within two weeks,” she said, wiping away tears. “So, I’ve been just fighting mentally. I was so scared for my life, you don’t understand.”

Kiki further noted in a confessional that she often “gives everything [she] has” to her family.