Allison Dubois š® Dorit Clocked Kyle Season 10!
Iām a new watcher. Iām on season 10. Dorit was actually the second one to clock that there was lesbian vibes with Kyle. First one was Allison Dubois. Lol
Iām a new watcher. Iām on season 10. Dorit was actually the second one to clock that there was lesbian vibes with Kyle. First one was Allison Dubois. Lol
r/RHOBH • u/McMurdah • 5h ago
Kim: āI donāt say yes to everything like you Lisa I have some dignityā
Andy: āyou did do diving with the starsā
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r/RHOBH • u/MineAllMineNow • 8h ago
I donāt understand her aesthetic at all. She needs a makeunder in the worst way.
r/RHOBH • u/Happy_Basis_53 • 9h ago
Now Iām at Season 10 and Brandi unfortunately popped up again. Why canāt they tell when she start lying her voice gets high and sheās so defensive. Sheās so damn annoying! Now I see her now and itās her karma.
r/RHOBH • u/LuniTeccaVT • 10h ago
Iām sorry but the comments about Gigi doing Volleyball making her too masculine and appear like a lesbian, her comments about drunk women being ugly (as if that was the biggest issue about the drinking) and her comments on Gigiās body make me so nervous. Itās so much internalized misogyny and fatphobia. I know itās an old reality tv series following rich white women but it makes the season borderline unwatchable to me..
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r/RHOBH • u/Icy_Airport5541 • 11h ago
Okay so iām absolutely obsessed with this show so far. These women are so unhinged i love it. On season 3 episode 4.
But my question⦠LVP is definitely not a good person and itās really highlighted in VPR. The way she consistently excuses menās bad behavior is so gross.
In this show I can definitely see how she can be manipulated but why do people act like sheās some sort of evil genius?
Brandi is a grown ass woman who is not an idiot she willingly started all these nasty fights and made these nasty remarks to the other housewives.
I would say Kyle/Adrienne are just as sneaky as LVP. Lisa beat Adrienne but Kyle ended up beating LVP, why isnāt Kyle considered the evil genius then.
Itās just weird to me because all the women are manipulative in their own ways but theyāre also GROWN women with their own autonomy like i donāt feel sorry for them saying āLisa manipulated me into saying and doing these horrible thingsš„¹š„¹ā
But i will say Lisa and Kyle play their roles as housewives very well I cannot wait to see their falling out and to see how Rinna fits into all this mess!
r/RHOBH • u/jemstar_ • 11h ago
Never been the biggest fan of Kyle, but she has her moments where she has been funny and sweet. However the start of season 13 is where she loses me, being upset about what Dorit said at bravo con. When she was asked to rank the Richards sisters, it was a funny cute moment. Clearly a joke. Why was Kyle so upset by that??
r/RHOBH • u/Longjumping-Spell275 • 14h ago
This was so disappointing to watch as a black viewer. These girls do not care about having the tough conversations, theyāre just worried about how saying the wrong thing will make them look..
Crystal and Sutton talk about it in S11 -the white woman ends up in tears off the bare minimum. Crystal never gets to make her point.
Crystal and Sutton talk about it in S12- the white woman and all the other white women are more concerned about Suttons reputation. Crystals point goes unheard. Everyone just feigns confusion to her point but heavily admonishes her delivery.
Sutton clearly weaponizes her emotions. Nobody ever gets to have a meaningful conversation about race bc sheāll run off crying as if racism ever affects her beyond being called oneā¦take as old as time. Racism gets brought up and suddenly the white woman in the room is the victim, the focal point, the moment honey everything under the sun except the purveyor bc that would make her a bad person. Always more worried about herself , never the person in front her.
The irony is that part of the pervasive forms that racism shows up isnāt always direct slurs. It can also come through silencing people of color. And rather than actually discussing Crystals thoughts more thoroughly, the white women ran to coddle ā¦. The white woman. Her poor reputation š oml Crystals explanation for why āI donāt see colorā was not nearly as elevated as Suttons feelings about race related conversations.
And shame on Garcelle, bc sheās honestly the only other one in the group that could possibly understand Crystals position with Sutton, but she felt more compelled to create a rift between that friendship. Probably bc she knows none of her other ones on this show are at all authentic but thatās a different discussion.
r/RHOBH • u/Owl_Weekend_2929 • 18h ago
When Lisa brings up a story about Harry Hamlinās friend who r@#$& someone in comparison to what happened with Denise the previous season is crazy! Who knows what has gone on with Denise but for Rinna to compare it to that is very dark. Sheās so horrible.
r/RHOBH • u/Owl_Weekend_2929 • 19h ago
I really rooted for Sutton when she first appeared. I really loved the āfriendshipā with Crystal and Garcelle. But now, in retrospect I have some thoughts about her. I think when she joined the group and as new people came in, she was really going through a hormonal shift and was feeling sensitive and insecure about her divorce. She was kind of a mess. In the Tahoe episodes, funnily enough, it came up about Paris Hilton using her phone as a way to keep people away. The women say how you really need to consider that we donāt know what people are going through. But then all the women continue to pick at her. If someone is crying all the time, thereās something else going on.
Edit to add: But as seasons go on and the falling out with Garcelle, I think, sheās just not very mature or nice really. I donāt really like any of these ladies. They all annoy me.
r/RHOBH • u/devonbedford170710 • 21h ago
I pretty much know what happens this season. (Just looking now and it says ma'am posts have to be 30 characters. I always think people are gonna assume im a woman on here. Idk why and this has just confirmed itš)
ANYWAY
Kyle is being worse than I thought. Idk how to explain it but shes just being horrible then acting like a victim or she just runs away.
This honestly seems like a rough season for kyle. I didnt think she'd be back hut as we all know kyle always comes back.
It seems like the only person on Denise's side is garcelle who comes and goes as she pleases š i don't blame her tbh.
I think Denise was over reacting about the kids thing but idc. I dont think it was a big deal like it was made out to be. She didnt want her kids hearing that. She over reacted and nobody could let it go. It was so pathetic.
Aaron is annoying. Patronising. Condescending. But he does make some good points.
Erika is being weird with him. Shes being annoying but only as annoying as he is and again shes making good points.
Rinna isnt being as bad as ive heard as far as i can see. I saw a post a few years ago saying who's the most evil housewife and this was as i started watch my first 2 franchises. Potomac and salt lake city. All of the comments were saying lisa rinna and I googled her and she did look a bit evil š. I've seen a few moments that I dont love and I do think shes ganging up in denise a bit but to say she was the most evil? Hello? Lisa rinna. Really? Theres a million people I'd put before her. Anyway whatever.
r/RHOBH • u/DiamondSunflowerMoon • 22h ago
There's been:
Who do you think has actually been the best at converting RHOBH exposure into real business success? And on the flip side, whose launches seemed like they had a lot of hype but didn't really gain traction? Not just about who's the richest or most liked or has the biggest name, but whose audience actually shows up and buys?
r/RHOBH • u/primal_slayer • 1d ago
For some reason, RHOBH has gone 15 seasons having NEVER brought back a former HW. It is the ONLY HW show to stick to "once you are gone.....you are either gone or a friend of". WHy do you think that is? And who should be the first one to break that spell?
RHOC - Lydia/Heather/Tamra/Vicki all returned after leaving
RHONY - Bethenny/Carole....and to an extent Lu (she was never gone, just demoted but....still)
RHOA - Nene/Kenya/Porsha
RHOP - Karen
RHONJ - Dina
RHOSLC - Mary
r/RHOBH • u/BringNDancinLobstas • 1d ago
I love you Erika but what is this hairdo ššš
r/RHOBH • u/Dangerous-Use7343 • 1d ago
I initially watches the RHOBH from the season Denise joined. But have decided to go back and watch from the beginning.
First season Kyle is so cool and not bitchy at all. This season with Brandi and she is absolutely horrid to her. It gives credence to some of the stuff the unhinged Alison Dubious was saying about Kyle, because she is being such a bully. Im at the oart where its game night and Kim has just hidden the Brandis crutches? Omg! Lol.
On season 11 at Doritās assistant, Ash, was just on screen but with a mask on. The hair made me think it was rinna lol. Not quite the same but from a glance
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r/RHOBH • u/Altruistic_Quit4971 • 1d ago
Watching RHOBH back, Iāve started to think that The Agency changed much more than Mauricioās career. It may have permanently shifted the balance of power within Kyle and Kathyās family.
For years, the Hiltons seemed to occupy the highest position in the family. Rick had built one of the most prestigious real estate businesses in Los Angeles, Mauricio worked for him, and Kathy represented a level of wealth and social status that felt almost untouchable.
Looking back, one thing has always stood out to me. Despite Mauricioās success, Rick never made him a partner. From the outside, it seems like a decision that could have benefited everyone, especially considering they were family. Instead, Mauricio left and built The Agency from scratch.
Ironically, that decision changed everything. The Agency became one of the biggest luxury real estate firms in the country and made Mauricio enormously successful. Rather than remaining under Rickās umbrella, he built an empire of his own.
At the same time, Kyleās life was changing too. RHOBH turned her into one of Bravoās biggest stars, giving her a level of public recognition that eventually surpassed everyone else in the family. Kathy still had the Hilton name, but millions of people around the world came to know Kyle through the show.
Growing up, Kyle often seemed like the little sister living in Kathyās shadow. But over time, Kyle and Mauricio no longer seemed to need the Hiltons for status, wealth, or influence. They had built all of that themselves.
Thatās why Iāve always wondered whether The Agency represented more than a business dispute. Maybe it symbolized the moment the old family hierarchy began to change.
It also makes me think differently about the Aspen fallout. Whether or not everything Lisa Rinna claimed Kathy said is true, the allegation that Kathy wanted to ātake Kyle downā painted a picture of resentment that many viewers found believable because of the family dynamic weād watched for years. Even setting Rinnaās version aside, there were several moments throughout the series where it felt as though Kathy struggled with Kyle stepping out of the Hilton familyās shadow and becoming powerful in her own right.
Maybe thatās reading too much into it. But looking back, I canāt help wondering if the real conflict was never just about clients leaving Hilton & Hyland.
Maybe it was about something much bigger.
In many ways, The Agency may have marked the moment they finally broke free from the Hilton familyās orbit.
Was this ever really about business, or was it about Kyle and Mauricio finally breaking free from the Hilton familyās influence ?
r/RHOBH • u/Owl_Weekend_2929 • 1d ago
These women seem so committed to ganging up on Denise and opposing her regarding the sex talk at her pizza party. Just because she talks one way when the kids arenāt around doesnāt mean she wants to talk that way around her kids and kidās friends. Who canāt understand that? Itās a very basic idea. I also think because of who the father of her kids is, sheās maybe a little freaked out about how they will grow up and tries to tone it down. Why wouldnāt they just respect that? And Kyle getting all pissy because she had a diamond ice sculpture was bizarre.
r/RHOBH • u/Alarmed_Box7560 • 2d ago
He needed to get this out. Letās see how much heās going to disclose. Itās always good to hear both sides and I canāt stand 10 toes down on hearing the see you next Tuesday, when Dorit needs to be real.
r/RHOBH • u/AppropriateBasket807 • 2d ago
Iām an avid follower of BH, Miami, SLC, NJ and VPR. Obviously, none of them are airing rn. These are the only shows I really follow and keep updated on. I watch the other shows and am watching the OC and BDMED currently but obviously thereās a gap between the episodes. So my question is, whatāre you watching these days to keep yourself occupied or just for passing time yk? Need some shows to watch :/ (Can be non bravo and non reality related as well).
Thanks!
r/RHOBH • u/Altruistic_Quit4971 • 2d ago
Dorit seemed genuinely traumatized afterward and struggled with PTSD. PK, on the other hand, often came across as wanting life to move on much faster than she could. Watching it back, it sometimes felt like they were grieving two completely different events.
What makes the whole story so tragic to me is the context surrounding it. Their finances had already become the subject of endless speculation, and they had spent years projecting an incredibly luxurious lifestyle. Whether that pressure was real or simply perceived, it felt like they had been carrying an enormous weight for a long time.
There have always been rumors and theories online about what really happened that night. I have no idea whether thereās any truth to them, and Iām not claiming there is. But if there really were serious financial pressures behind the scenes, it makes the entire situation feel even more heartbreaking. What may have started as an attempt to build or protect a certain lifestyle ultimately seemed to leave Dorit carrying very real trauma.
Whether or not people believe every detail of the robbery, the emotional aftermath felt real to me. Sometimes it seemed like PK became frustrated with Doritās inability to āmove on,ā while Dorit desperately needed her trauma to be understood and validated.
Looking back, I wonder if the robbery itself wasnāt the real beginning of the end of their marriage. Maybe it was the moment they realized they were no longer trying to survive the same crisis.
Do you think the robbery was the beginning of the end of their marriage, or had they already reached that point long before?
r/RHOBH • u/weareonlyshadowshere • 2d ago
Hey so i have had an influx of nexgen shorts today and, well, i am intrigued, but i dont want to get invested in a nothing burger. It also feels like it would be weird to watch the children now...
Anyway, opinions please
Added pam for the flair
edit -thanks guys ! seems 50/50 so I will give it a try :)