#Humpgate
Clad in a unicorn onesie, Caroline Stanbury delivered what might be Ladies of London's most iconic moments ever when she humped her best friend Juliet Angus' husband. The act itself wasn't necessarily memorable, but it did prompt a blow-up from Juliet—who promptly dubbed Caroline a "husband humper"—as well as a hilarious play-by-play, during which the group recounted what exactly went down.
That Julie Zinger
"Julie, I'm not here for your amusement," Caroline said in a season three confessional. "You're here for mine.
The only thing that could've made Caroline's now-famous line about Julie Montagu even more iconic would've been for her to say it to her co-star's face (can you even imagine the fallout?!). Regardless, the quote belongs in the Real Housewives' Hall of Fame.
Saying Goodbye to Gift Library
Many reality TV stars aren't as forthcoming as they'd like you to think, despite that basically being the main requirement of their job. Caroline, however, cannot relate. When she had to shutter her luxury gifting shop Gift Library in 2015, the business owner let the Ladies of London cameras document the entire thing. As she put it in one particularly poignant confessional, "There's no shame in failure."
The Titanic One-Liner
No moment proves Caroline's ability to be effortlessly funny more so than when she said the following of Julie: "Suddenly the woman is crying like the Titanic has taken her children. I mean, it was unbelievable."
The Final Showdown with Caprice
Caroline and Caprice Bourret may have been introduced as friends, but overtime, it became clear they were anything but. The constant tension between the two boiled over on the season one finale, culminating with Caroline pulling not one, but two classic Housewife moves: offering up receipts and kicking someone (a.k.a. Caprice) out of her house. Ladies of London fans quite literally never saw Caprice after that, as she didn't return for the series' second season (she did, however, appear on several other British reality TV shows).