‘Members Only’ Gale Brophy and Rosalyn Yellin get into spat

If only the cameras were rolling.

Netflix’s “Members Only” besties Gale Brophy and Rosalyn Yellin appear to have had an off-air rift. The duo got into a nasty screaming match at Leesa Rowland’s birthday party, taking place on a small boat over the weekend, that resulted in Brophy falling down and accusing Yellin of assault.

“Gale was on the ground for like 15 minutes. She said Rosalyn pushed her. It caused such a scene and ruined Leesa’s party,” a source told Page Six.

Brophy allegedly even threatened to sue, and barked she needed urgent care according to sources.

Yellin confirmed the incident when Page Six reached out to her on Thursday, but denied anything physical happened. She claimed Brophy arrived after boozing it up all afternoon at her own birthday party before arriving at Rowland’s that evening.

“She was drinking a lot of Prosecco, and the pontoon’s tiki bar was rocking, as it normally would, and she fell, and said I pushed her with my butt, and I said ‘I didn’t push you,’” Yellin told us.

“She probably shouldn’t have been up and dancing – moving and rocking – at her age, if she couldn’t handle the rocking boat,” she added.

Yellin received a mea culpa from Brophy via the group’s text chain. “I would like to make a sincere apology to all my dear friends. My behavior was unexcused… I would like to also apologize to Rosalyn for my inappropriate words,” Brophy wrote.

Brophy first denied the incident occurred, but then fessed up to the boozy fall. “Rosalyn did not push me. She absolutely did not push me. We were all dancing. The boat was rocky, and I was drinking since the morning for my birthday,” she said.

She also told us she never went to urgent care. “I have a fake hip, and I was worried since I was jostled, and I landed right on the fake hip,” she said. “They all wanted me to go, but I didn’t because I can see I was fine,” she said.

Brophy tells us Yellin has accepted her apology. She also issued Rowland an apology and told the women on the text chain: “You have all been such great friends to me and my sincere apologies to all.”