RHOM: Marysol Patton Explains the Impact of Peter Rosello’s Arrest

Marysol Patton, a star on The Real Housewives of Miami, is opening up about co-star Alexia Echevarria’s feelings regarding her son Peter Rosello following his arrest. At 29-years old, Peter is Alexia’s eldest son. Peter has had legal troubles in the past and, most recently, was arrested for an alleged domestic assault. According to Marysol, the incident has left a lasting impact on Alexia.

Marysol and Alexia first appeared on The Real Housewives of Miami season 1 in 2011. The two have returned for the show’s most recent season on Peacock, and have remained friends since season 1. Alexia has two sons, Peter and Frankie. In 2011, Frankie suffered a brain injury from a car accident which resulted in brain damage. Peter faced legal troubles in 2012 when he physically attacked a homeless man. He was arrested in 2013 for possession of marijuana. Alexia has been through a lot with her children as well as her family. Alexia later lost her mother to the COVID-19 pandemic, and family drama continued as Peter was arrested for an alleged domestic assault.

Marysol tells Page Six that news of the arrest has been difficult for her friend Alexia. “That was hard for her, obviously,” says Marysol. She says that she reached out to her Miami co-star via text, saying ,“I know that you probably just want to shut the world off and your phone is blowing up. You call me when you feel better.” Marysol explains that she offered support to Alexia and says that the two spoke a short time after Marysol reached out.

When Peter was released from jail after the incident, Marysol explains, Alexia “felt better.” Patton additionally implied that there are details about the case that are not yet public, and that Alexia may be sharing them in the future. “She actually had some very interesting information on exactly what really happened,” says Marysol. Regarding a dispute over Alexia and Peter’s treatment of Frankie following his brain injury, Marysol claims she felt “so much pain in [her] heart.” She says that it was difficult to see Frankie listen to his family fighting about the situation. Marysol additionally expresses support for Alexia in regards to her meeting with her late husband’s former lover in an effort to find closure.

It is interesting that Marysol seems to imply that there is more to the case without elaborating much more than that. On one hand, it makes sense that Alexia may have found out some additional details about the domestic dispute during the process of bailing her son out of jail. On the other hand, Marysol’s use of the phrase “what really happened” seems to vaguely suggest some innocence or justification for Peter’s actions. Marysol seems to have intentionally left out any clear indicators of whether or not she believes Peter to be guilty, but it is clear Marysol is somewhat loyal to Alexia considering her immediate offer of support even after Peter’s legal history.

Source: Page Six