“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” actress Kyle Richards will not participate alongside her husband Mauricio Umansky and children Farrah Brittany and Alexia Umansky in the forthcoming Netflix series “Buying Beverly Hills.”
“Buying Beverly Hills” depicts the business and personal struggles of a group of real estate agents employed by Mauricio Umansky’s firm, The Agency. The cast comprises Umansky and Farrah and Alexia Richards, both of whom have previously been on “RHOBH.”
However, except from a very brief FaceTime appearance, the original “RHOBH” cast member told Insider earlier this year that she is far too busy to take on another reality TV role in the real estate docuseries.
Richards told us in July, “I’m very excited for my hubby and my daughters.” “It’s thrilling and enjoyable to see how [The Agency] has expanded, but I have my hands full with ‘Housewives’, acting, and producing. My plate is currently full.”
Richards starred alongside Jamie Lee Curtis in “Halloween Ends” this month, in addition to recently concluding season 12 of “RHOBH.” The film marks the conclusion of the most recent “Halloween” trilogy.
In “Buying Beverly Hills,” Farrah Brittany, Mauricio Umansky, and Alexia Umansky appear.
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Last week, Richards’ husband informed Us Weekly that the reason she won’t be on the show is because “Buying Beverly Hills” airs on a different network, Netflix, than Richards’ home network, Bravo.
Umansky told the magazine, “I believe this is a problem between networks.”
Richards did, however, support her family at last week’s West Hollywood premiere of the Netflix series. At the event, the “Housewives” actress walked the red carpet alongside Dorit Kemsley and Teddi Mellencamp.
As a result of Hilton’s claimed meltdown during a trip to Aspen, Richards’ difficult relationship with her sister Kathy Hilton has been a major theme of season 12 of “RHOBH.” During a tirade, Hilton allegedly threatened to “destroy” Richards and her family, as stated by Lisa Rinna. Hilton has refuted Rinna’s assertions.
Umansky told Us Weekly that it has been “very difficult” to watch his wife and sister-in-law quarrel on television.
Umansky stated, “As a supporter of Kyle, I believe he is without a doubt in the right in this situation, as I am aware of a great deal of the background information that is not exactly what is being presented.” “I think it’s unfortunate how it’s being depicted, how it’s being received, and what’s going on, but Kyle is so strong and she’s such a good person that she’s not really trying to defend herself too much; she’s just taking it like the great person that she is.”