Reality TV fans know that injuries can be a occupational hazard when it comes to filming dramatic scenes for shows like The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. For Sutton Stracke, however, an incident on set didn't quite go according to plan. According to a recent post by Leah Remini, Sutton suffered an injury during the first week of Season 16 filming.

Remini shared a playful glimpse of their time together on Instagram, posing with Sutton and Kyle Richards while enjoying a meal. The photo included a bandage emoji covering part of Sutton's face, sparking some humor from Remini. "Not even a week in and Sutton has stitches," she wrote alongside the picture.

Sutton quickly responded to her new RHOBH costar's tease, joking about the supposed strength of Remini's right hook. "You really have a strong right hook!" Sutton quipped in the comments section. Her remark added humor to what could have been seen as a serious situation, but neither woman suggested that Remini actually caused Sutton's injury. Their exchange appeared to play into the joke surrounding Sutton's bandaged face.

This brief interaction between the two stars highlights the camaraderie among the women involved in RHOBH Season 16. With the upcoming season marking a significant milestone for the franchise - its 20th anniversary - viewers can expect plenty of drama and intrigue. Alongside returning cast members Erika Jayne and Dorit Kemsley, newcomers Rachel Zoe and Jennifer Tilly will also join the show.

Leah Remini, meanwhile, brings a wealth of experience to the table after building a successful television career outside reality TV. Her background includes starring in The King of Queens and hosting the critically acclaimed A&E series Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath, which won two Primetime Emmy Awards.

As production for RHOBH Season 16 continues, fans are no doubt eager to see how these new dynamics unfold in Beverly Hills. With Sutton's quick wit and Remini's sharp tongue already providing a memorable moment, it seems this season is shaping up to be one to watch.