Reality Check: 'RHOBH' star Erika Jayne gets set for Bravo spinoff special

Singer Erika Jayne of Bravo’s “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” whose spinoff special, “Erika Jayne: Bet It All on Blonde,” airs Wednesday, says her estranged husband’s legal travails made her recent Las Vegas residency all the more stressful for her.

“There was a lot of outside noise,” Jayne, 52, born Erika Chahoy, told the syndicated entertainment-news program “Extra,” referring to disbarred attorney Tom Girardi’s federal trial for fraud. “You would love to be able to give your full attention to your creative project, right? But I had these outside voices and these outside problems that were just digging at me that made it that much harder to focus and also stole a lot of the joy of being in the creative process. And cameras, you know, filming it, also, is another layer. It’s tough.”

The distractions included, she said, “the public defender coming to the door [to] ask me, could I help. These things were really happening at the same time.”

Her residency, “Bet It All on Blonde,” ran weekends from Aug. 25 to Dec. 16 at the House of Blues Music Hall at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.

Turning to the visible tension during the current three-part “RHOBH” reunion episodes, Jayne said, “I’m good with Kyle [Richards] … I think,” adding, “I’m good with Dorit [Kemsley], I’m good with Crystal [Kung Minkoff], I’m good with Annemarie [Wiley], I’m fine with Garcelle [Beauvais], and I’m okay with Sutton [Stracke]. I’m in the best place that I could possibly be, which is, sort of, like neutral ground.”

The previous two reunions, she said “were brutal. It was questions, hard questions, things I couldn’t answer and a lot of pressure.”

Premieres

Tilly Ramsay, daughter of celebrity chef-restaurateur Gordon Ramsay, joins him and returning judges Aarón Sánchez and Daphne Oz on season 9 of “MasterChef Junior,” Monday at 8 p.m. on Fox, with a new batch of 12 kiddie cooks competing … Immediately following at 9:01 p.m. is the 18th season of the terpsichorean tournament “So You Think You Can Dance,” with singer, author and social-media star JoJo Siwa returning to the judging panel alongside two newcomers: former “Dancing with the Stars” ballroom professional Maksim Chmerkovskiy; and fellow ex-"DWTS" pro, choreographer and “SYTYCD” all-star Allison Holker. Cat Deeley returns as host … Opposite both on Food Network, from 8 to 10 p.m., is the two-hour season 10 opener of “Spring Baking Championship,” with 12 competitors — none of whose hometowns or backgrounds the cable network is providing this time around, for no stated reason … and on HGTV from 9 to 11:06 p.m., it’s time to “Rock the Block” for a fifth season, as four returning home-renovation teams from “Battle on the Beach,” “Bargain Block,” “Fix My Flip” and “Unsellable Houses” take another shot at victory, competing this time with waterfront homes in Treasure Island, Florida.

Recaps

David Jelinsky was the first to be voted off the island on season 46 of CBS’ “Survivor” … and “The Bachelor” eliminated Jenn Tran and Kelsey Toussant to leave a final four of Kelsey Anderson, Maria Georgas, Daisy Kent and Rachel Nance.