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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Lisa Rinna sparks up a feud on Instagram with someone believed to be an executive assistant of Kathy Hilton.

Lisa Rinna from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills sparked up a feud with someone believed to be an executive assistant of Kathy Hilton. Lisa has seemingly been looking for beef in season 12. Her short-lived quarrel with Sutton Stracke was shut down, with receipts proving Sutton did pay for Lisa and Harry Hamlin to attend an Elton John charity event. Teasers have already revealed Lisa’s involvement in an upcoming dispute between sisters Kyle Richards and Kathy Hilton. Fans have been accusing the veteran housewife of seemingly trying to attach her name to drama to maintain relevance.

Lisa is an empty nester enjoying her beautiful at-home life with her husband, Harry. There’s not much going on in Lisa’s personal life to garner a standout storyline on the show. So season after season, viewers have watched Lisa involve herself in the show’s juiciest drama by choosing to side with the enemy. RHOBH season 10 saw Lisa defend Brandi Glanville against her longtime friend Denise Richards. In season 11, Lisa was among the few to stick by Erika Jayne’s side amid growing suspicion of her alleged involvement in Tom Girardi’s embezzlement case.

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Amid the airing of RHOBH season 12, Lisa has been extremely active on social media. She responded to Sutton’s receipts after the latest episode aired and then managed to ignite a feud with someone allegedly linked to show friend Kathy. Lisa came under fire over the weekend after she posted a screenshot of a text message she allegedly received from someone threatening to “expose” her. “You exposed yourself,” Lisa wrote over the photo of the text, captured by Love Andy C. “Hey expose away can’t wait to see what you got,” she added. After posting the culprit’s text message and telephone number on her Instagram Story, Lisa followed up with a screenshot of a tweet from someone who called the phone number and allegedly received a response that said, “Hello, this is the executive assistant of Kathy Hilton.”


#RHOBH ????☕️ Apparently Kathy’s assistant messaged Rinna threatening to expose tea. Rinna posted the message including his phone number. He retaliated posting hers. And here we are.
(Thanks mariokiki & Alekos_fou for) pic.twitter.com/OoQepwO60t

— LoveAndyC (@LoveAndyC) May 29, 2022

Lisa reposting the message seemingly suggested that she believed the threatening message came from Kathy’s assistant. But it didn’t take too long for the person behind the text to come forward. An Instagram user by the name of Patrick Somrs posted a photo of Lisa with a scathing caption calling out the Bravo star. “Why are you starting drama with someone that is half your age you overfilled ancient dinosaur,” he wrote. He also included Lisa’s phone number in the caption “since she posted mine.” In a separate Instagram Story, Patrick explained how he reached out to Lisa for advice on a new show he’s involved in called Real Husbands of Sunset but claimed that “drama started from the beginning.“


The alleged tea comes as the reality star appears to be looking to keep her name in the press. If Lisa has no one to feud with, fans could see her phased out of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Lisa is clearly working hard to secure her spot on the show, and Kathy appears to be her new target. Fans have yet to see the exchange between Kathy and Kyle and the role Lisa played in the sisters’ spat. But once it does air, Lisa is sure to receive all the attention she appears to be seeking.

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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EDT on Bravo.


Sources: Lisa Rinna/Instagram, Love Andy C/Twitter, Patrick Somrs/Instagram

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