Kyle Reveals She Made a Major Update to Her House Amid Mauricio Split: 'It Was Time'
During Season 14, Episode 12 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Kyle Richards walked into Dorit Kemsley's house and was met with a photo display dedicated to her marriage to Paul "PK" Kemsley. Naturally, it got her thinking about how her own estranged marriage with Mauricio Umansky is represented in her home. "You're just as bad as me with photos. This looks like a shrine," Kyle told her friend at the time.
Eventually, Kyle decided to make some changes.
'I, just last week, took the [photos] down next to my bed," explained the mom of four during The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills After Show. "I left the family ones up, and then put the other ones of just Mau and me in the drawer... It was time. I mean, he definitely doesn't have them up in his condo."
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Prior to Kyle taking it upon herself to redecorate, her friends did some of the work for her. In her own After Show interview, Jennifer Tilly revealed she'd hidden a photo of Kyle and Mauricio kissing that was displayed in their Encino home.
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"We were at her house. There were pictures of Kyle and Mauricio all over, and there was one at the bar where they're literally kissing each other on the lips. I said, 'It's like she's waiting for him to come back,' and I said, 'You need to get rid of these pictures.' And she's like, 'Well, they're all over the house,'' Jennifer explained.
Thus, she took it upon herself to take the photo down and put it in a drawer — though she suspected Kyle put it right back.
'It did seem like she wanted to keep everything the way that it was, because it seemed like she was in a state of waiting," Jennifer added.
Removing the photos isn't the only change Kyle has made to the house since Mauricio moved out. On Season 14, Episode 3, Mauricio visited Kyle and was surprised to see some updates.
"Oh my God, you painted the bathroom!" Mauricio said. "I love the gray [wall color]... I think it looks great." Next, Kyle showed him a couple of wallpaper samples to get his opinion.
Kyle then went on to share another part of the home that looked different. "I may or may not have put some of my things in your closet because I needed some space and I was like, 'It's just sitting there,'" Kyle told Mauricio, to which he responded, "Oh my god."
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