Why Kathy Hilton Won't Join RHOBH Full-Time
is not ready to join as a full-time cast member just yet. Which is quite surprising, as both of her sisters had full-time status, with Kyle Richards still going strong. However, the friend of star is hunky-dory not being the center of the drama on the show. Still, would Kathy ever consider changing her mind?
It's hard to believe that Kathy has been a part of the RHOBH cast for several seasons already. Even with her limited screen time, she still manages to outshine her castmates. During Season 14, she gave several memorable moments, such as crashing into a model on the catwalk at Sutton Stracke's fashion show. Oop.
To add fuel to the fire, Kathy also asked Sutton if she needed Dorit Kemsley to host her fashion show. Kathy was completely oblivious that the two were at war, and no one seemed to be mad at her about it. That's next level Real Housewives chess right there.
Then there was her infamous alleged meltdown in Aspen during Season 12. Lisa Rinna had claimed it all started over a Michael Jackson song at the club. If this isn't full-time status behavior, then I don't know what is.
However, Kathy isn't ready to hold a diamond. She dished to TooFab the reasoning why during a QVC event. Her initial reaction was, 'No, no, no,' at the thought of going full-time. Kathy explained, 'I want to be able to do this. I love being able to spend the time that I do. And we have a great time. And for me, it's fun.'
She's in good company as her co-star Jennifer Tilly feels the same way. She told TooFab, 'I really did enjoy being a friend of this season. Because you can dip in and dip out. You're not too deep into the drama. But you know what? You never know. You never know …'
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is streaming on Peacock and on Hayu in the UK and Ireland.
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