The audience of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is always up for a good feud. In fact, if you aren’t having enough on-screen strife, you may become a victim of the producer’s chopping block. Perhaps, that is why Kim Richards decided to single out Lisa Vanderpump, who already has her own spin-off Vanderpump Rules, to pick a fight with, as rumors of her inevitable firing mount.
Kim Richards no doubt wants to stay on Real Housewives, but that may be easier said than done.
According to Radar Online, a production source has hinted that, if not for fear of backlash from other cast mates who have relationships with her, Richards would already be gone:
“The network is not entirely happy with the ratings for the current season of Beverly Hills and sadly, despite being Paris Hilton‘s aunt, she has little going on in her life.Viewers don’t care about watching Kim’s dog getting training. It’s boring…[But] as you can imagine, Kyle [Kim’s Sister] is very unhappy about Bravo’s plans. She has made no secret of that fact that she’ll threaten to quit if her sister is fired.”
Kim was not satisfied to hide behind Kyle apparently and decided to spice things up a bit. When a fan tweeted her that Brandi Glanville wasn’t to be trusted after what she did to Lisa Vanderpump, she seized the opportunity to disagree and stir up trouble:
“what did Brandi do to her? I KNOW!! Brandi says stupid things!! But..I PROMISE U!! Everything Lisa!”
“I knowwww! But LOOK!! What Lisa had done to ALL OF US!!? My sister.. Brandi? Adrienne? Cedric? Camille? Me?"
It was a nice try, but dullard Kim has to do more than that to get the time of day from veteran smack talker Vanderpump, who didn’t even mention Richards name in her Twitter response on MLK Day:
“Ok good morning saw all the hateful tweets from somebody,thanks tweeties for the support. Remember most importantly today..I have a dream...”
It was a nice try Kim, but you'll have to work harder than that if you want your own show.
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