Karen Huger’s DUI Case: Sentencing and RHOP Exit Explained

Karen Huger, a prominent figure on 'The Real Housewives of Potomac' (RHOP), has recently been in the headlines due to her DUI case and its consequences. Huger was arrested on March 19 after crashing into a median in Maryland, an incident captured by police bodycam footage. Following her arrest, she faced charges including DUI and driving a vehicle while impaired by alcohol.

On April 23, Huger was sentenced to six months of probation, a $500 fine, and 20 hours of community service. Her legal troubles have also impacted her role on RHOP. Reports indicate that Huger will take a step back from the show to focus on her personal life and legal issues. This decision has sparked discussions among fans and cast members alike, with many expressing support for Huger during this challenging time.

Huger's co-star, Gizelle Bryant, has publicly commented on the situation, expressing hope for Huger's recovery and well-being. As Huger navigates her probation and community service, the RHOP community and viewers await her potential return to the series.

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Is Karen Huger in custody?

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What was Karen Huger's sentence?

A jury found Huger guilty on all charges except reckless driving in December, and on Feb. 26, she was sentenced to two years in prison with one year suspended and five years probation.