Andy Cohen, Lisa Vanderpump
Stephanie Augello/Getty Images; Gizelle Hernandez/BravoAndy Cohen has always been a fan of Lisa Vanderpump but that’s not what he said The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The OG star will return to the franchise.
“It’s been said everywhere that I’m trying to get Lisa Vanderpump back I [Real] The Housewives of Beverly Hills,” Cohen, 56, revealed on a Tuesday, January 21, episode of his SiriusXM radio show. Andy Cohen Live.
Cohen, executive producer at RHOBHdenied that she started the rumors and insisted that Vanderpump, 64, has better things to do than reclaim her diamond.
“Let me explain again my bad love for Lisa Vanderpump, but I don’t know where the rumors came from,” he told the audience. “I don’t see him returning to that show.
Lisa Vanderpump is never shy about throwing shade at her former costars. In a Tuesday, June 18, appearance on the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast, Vanderpump, 63, was asked which of the three Real Housewives of Beverly Hills wives she would like to live with on a desert island. His choices were Brandi Glanville, Kyle Richards […]
hosted by Cohen John Hill agreed with his assessment, adding, “I don’t know why that might be a rumor.” He doesn’t need to go back.”
Hill explained that the Los Angeles-based series “doesn’t need” Vanderpump back. “He has his own things going on,” he concluded.
Cohen revealed that the current cast will not exactly meet Vanderpump. “Just him Dorit [Kemsley] again Kyle [Richards] you know, i think you are his friends Garcelle [Beauvais],” he said following behind.
The Bravo host said she doesn’t think Vanderpump has “any desire” to work with the group RHOBH stars and “have no desire to work” with him.
Vanderpump was part of the original cast of RHOBH when it premiered in 2010 alongside Kyle, 56, and his sister Kim Richards as well as Taylor Armstrong, Camille Grammer again Adrienne Maloof.
Vanderpump was a part of the series for nine seasons before her exit in 2019 – and her drama with Kyle was heavily featured. (Kyle is still open RHOBHwhile Vanderpump has starred in the show’s spinoffs Vanderpump Rules, The Vanderpump Villa and more over the years.)
Andy Cohen has been open about his complicated relationship with the Real Housewives — especially after he left their franchise — over the years. Cohen became Vice President of Original Programming at Bravo in 2004. Two years later, she served as executive producer of The Real Housewives of Orange County, which premiered on. […]
In his final season RHOBHVanderpump has had disagreements with several actors. At the time, she was accused of forcing her Vanderpump Dog crew to talk about Kemsley’s dog Lucy who ended up at the scene of the murder.
Kyle was neutral at first but ended up questioning whether Vanderpump leaked the story to the media, which ended with Kyle being kicked out of his house.
While PuppyGate destroyed their friendship, Cohen said that Kyle and Vanderpump have a joke between the two about who pays the check when they cross paths.
“I love that it feels like once a year, Kyle runs into Vanderpump somewhere and they’ll send each other money or a drink,” Cohen recalled Tuesday. “I think Vanderpump either paid off Kyle’s bill or sent him his bill.”
The producer admitted that he “might be handling that story badly,” but he’s confident that the former friends know how to treat each other when they’re in the same place.
“They always have something funny [interaction],” Cohen added. “It seems that when they meet in public, they are a little shady to each other, which I appreciate.”