Last week in Season 5 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member Brandi Glanville couldn't help but go on and on about how little Kyle Richards is there for her sister, Kim, who seemed very much under the influence of something or other. According to the latest gossip news updates, Lisa Vanderpump is blaming Donald Trump's Celebrity Apprentice for trying to exacerbate whatever issue might exist between the sister to start a rift and ultimately another Bravo feud.
Apparently, it wasn't enough for Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' hot mess Brandi Glanville to just attack Kyle Richards' relationship with her alcoholic sister, Kim, on the TV show, so the ever-classy social media star also threw shade all over Kyle when recently talking to People:
"At the end of the day, I was trying to protect Kim and her health.
"In my opinion Kyle doesn't care about Kim's health, she cares about fame and having this play out on national TV to give herself a story line and embarrass her sister."
Fellow Beverly Hills Housewife Lisa Vanderpump, who has also known the Richards sisters for quite a while, thinks that there is nothing wrong with the sister' relationship that eliminating Brandi Glanville from their lives wouldn't fix.
In her recent Bravo blog, the successful Hollywood restaurateur explained that everyone's lives and dinner parties would probably be a whole lot happier on the whole if their often drunk co-star wasn't present for them:
"As she drives a wedge between the two sister, Kim in her naiveté seems to relish the fact that both women are so concerned over her, wailing, 'The problem is the both love me' is almost pitiful, and I feel sorry to see her confusion as she tried to placate both parties.
"This excuse that Brandi keeps using is wearing very thin ...this is not an example of someone with no filter, this is the example of a person that needs to realign her priorities and boundaries."
While it is true that Lisa has had a problem with Brandi long before she and Kyle got into a shoving match, Vanderpump makes some really solid points about Glanville trying to exploit a rift between the Richards that just doesn't seem to be there.
