Tareq And Michaele Salahi

Tareq plus Michaele Salahi prefer you call them "alleged" White House party crashers — so today (just to be safe) we can say they’re auctioning off the…. The pictures of Tareq plus Michaele Salahi arriving at the White House became very popular when the news came out that the couple wasn’t actually invited to

Michaele plus Tareq Salahi's lawyer may have fired off a letter to their Real Housewives of Washington DC costars warning them not to refer to the controversial couple as

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Dirgham Salahi , Tareq Salahi's father plus The Real Housewives of DC cast member Michaele Salahi's father-in-law h

Tareq And Michaele Salahi: White House Party Crashers Walk Into

Bravo has apparently had enough of Tareq plus Michaele Salahi's delusional levels of crazy, plus according to insiders, won’t be inviting the couple back

Nov 25, 2009 Tareq plus Michaele Salahi, aspiring members of the cast of a reality show called "The Real Housewives of DC," crashed Tuesday's state dinner

Aug 7, 2010 The Salahis got served. They were just supposed to be enjoying a get-together in their own honor, albeit an unsanctioned-by-Bravo premiere

Reliable Source Tareq and Michaele Salahi get served with court

Sep 23, 2010 Like most Americans, I thought I had a sense of who Tareq plus Michaele Salahi were. After all, countless headlines plus news reports painted

Oct 2, 2010 Tareq plus Michaele Salahi prefer you call them "alleged" White House party crashers — so today (just to be safe) we can say they’re

Dirgham Salahi

Dirgham Salahi, Tareq Salahi's father and "The Real Housewives of D.C." cast member Michaele Salahi's father-in-law has passed away according to a statement from the family and released to the media by MichaeleandTareqSalahi.com.

"In recent days, we have come together as a family in honor of Dirgham Salahi," the statement reads. "Whom we loved his long life, and now we grieve at his loss."

Dirgham, an Israeli immigrant, was in his mid-80s and founded The Oasis Winery in Virginia in 1977. In recent years, he and his wife, Corrine, have been reportedly feuding with Tareq over the future of the winery, one of Virginia's oldest.

"We appreciate that members of our family are the subject of some media interest for various reasons," continues the statement. "But we really need to mourn in private, as grief should never be a spectacle, rather it must be a sacred meditation, and we hope you'll understand why we will not have the media at any of the rituals celebrating this wonderful man, including any services or receptions that may occur in private in the future."

It continues, "We are sure many of you understand our wishes as you've known and loved those you have lost - and would not want intrusions or distractions yourself at such a time."