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Will Lisa Vanderpump's new reality TV venture serve up even more drama?

On Wednesday, Bravo announced the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star, 52, will be the first cast member from the series to get her own spinoff. Titled "SUR" (after the restaurant she co-owns with her husband Ken Todd), the show will "open the salacious kitchen doors of her exclusive Hollywood restaurant and lounge."

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"SUR" is being produced by Evolution Media, along with Vanderpump, Todd, Douglas Ross, Greg Stewart, Kathleen French and Alex Baskin. Photos from Us: Hellish 'Real Housewives' romances

Though she's the first "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star to get her own show on the network, she's not the first in the franchise: Bethenny Frankel, Kim Zolciak and Kandi Burruss each have spinoffs on Bravo. Video from Us: Lisa Vanderpump (and Giggy!) vamp for Us' cameras

Though Camille Grammer recently left "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," a source close to the cast tells Us Weekly that Vanderpump is in the midst of shooting Season 3 with costars Kyle and Kim Richards, Adrienne Maloof and Taylor Armstrong.

Will you check out "SUR"? Which of the "RHOBH" would you like to see in a spinoff? Tell us on our Facebook page!

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Did Camille Grammer leave on her own terms -- or was she pushed out?

As a source told Us Weekly Saturday evening, the 43-year-old ex-wife of Kelsey Grammer won't be coming back for season three of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."

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The former dancer and Playboy model confirmed it herself to Us later that night at the Grand Opening of a new Blizz Frozen Yogurt at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

"I can't say too much at this moment, but we couldn't get it worked out," the mother of two explained to Us. "I love these girls. I really do," she said of costars Kim and Kyle Richards, Taylor Armstrong, Lisa Vanderpump and Adrienne Maloof. "I've had so much fun with the franchise, but I guess the producers and I couldn't come to an agreement."

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Although a Grammer source had said "She just doesn't want to expose her personal life anymore," she claimed the ouster was "mutual," and if she had her way, she'd be back for another round.

"I think I would have done it, definitely."

Her buddies Adrienne Maloof and Kyle Richards were also at Saturday's Blizz event in Vegas -- and they're bummed about her departure.

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"It's sad," Maloof told Us. "Together the six of us were a great combo."

Added Kyle Richards, "It's going be sad not having her in the show. It's sad."

One major source of comfort for Grammer in her post-"Housewives" life is hunky boyfriend of eight months Dimitri Charalambopoulos, who was on her arm at Saturday's party. "Everything is great. We get along really well," gushed Grammer, who famously dealt with Kelsey's affair with Kayte Walsh and subsequent divorce filing on season one of the show. "I care about him very much and we're enjoying each other's company."

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Rumors surfaced earlier this year that "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Camille Grammer might not return to the popular Bravo reality show for season three, and now a source confirms to People that she is indeed done with the program.

"She wasn't willing to expose her personal life anymore," the source told the magazine. "She's at peace with her decision."

Sources also told our pals at E! Online that "this was much more of a mutual decision than hers."

Viewers watched Camille's marriage to actor Kelsey Grammer unravel during season one, and followed her as she reclaimed her life and single status in season two.

In January, a show source reportedly told Radar Online it was an "open secret" that Camille likely wouldn't be back, and that producers had asked "RHOBH" stars Lisa Vanderpump, Adrienne Maloof and Kyle Richards if any of their rich pals would want to be on the show.

At that time, Bravo told TODAY.com that they had not made any casting decisions yet.  The network has no comment about this latest news.

Will you still watch "RHOBH" if Camille leaves? Which housewife would you most like to see leave the show? Tell us on our Facebook page!

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In the new issue of Life & Style magazine, Taylor Armstrong offers some advice to Rihanna and Chris Brown.

"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Taylor Armstrong is no stranger to the topic of domestic violence. She's discussed the alleged abuse she suffered at the hands of her late husband, Russell Armstrong, on her reality show. She's even written about it in her book, "Hiding from Reality." Now she hopes her experience might lead others to listen to her advice and warnings -- specifically, a couple of very famous "others."

In a new interview with Life & Style Weekly, Armstrong discussed singer Rihanna's recent choice to work with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown three years after he attacked her, and how she thinks the former couple should handle things now.

"I hope they'll make a statement about what transpired over the past three years that makes it safe for them to be around each other now," Armstrong said. "If someone has slapped you, shoved you or pushed you, things will always escalate. They don't get better -- they get worse -- unless some type of intervention is done via therapy or separation."

And Armstrong believes Brown, in particular, needs to "be a man" and speak up about that now.

"He needs to come out and say, 'I did something really wrong, and let me tell you what I've done since then to be a better person," she insisted. "This is a real opportunity for him to step up and be a man."

Do you think Armstrong is in a position to offer advice to Brown and Rihanna? Do you think they'll listen? Share your thoughts on our Facebook page.

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Kim Richards opened up to Andy Cohen on the "Real Housewives" reunion.

Viewers might have enjoyed this season of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" but at least one 90210 TV set was turned off.

Kim Richards' post-rehab interview with Andy Cohen finally aired last night, and the troubled reality star admitted she couldn't stand seeing herself onscreen. 

(For anyone who missed the real-time headlines or the zillion Bravo promos running on air and online, Kim also admitted she's an alcoholic.)

"I had so much guilt and shame for my behavior ... then I drank to cover the guilt and shame, to make it go away."

It was a somber farewell to season two, and not just for Kim.

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Taylor Armstrong details more of her twisted relationship with former husband Russell Armstrong. She claims he bugged her desk, house and car and had her take a polygraph after accusing her of cheating. He also allegedly spied on her and almost drowned her in a friend's pool after overhearing Taylor discuss their problems.

And while she won't respond to Andy's question about her ex being murdered, Taylor does explain why she finally left him -- and it has nothing to do with getting kicked out her circle of Bev Hills friends. "I could have lost my eye," she says of an altercation with Russell. 

"I was living in a very unhealthy environment, and I drug a lot of my friends into (it), and I have a lot of remorse for that."

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Dana Wilkey gets to explain why she's such a flashy kiss-up ... after showing off her (bleep)-you heels. We're still wondering exactly who that scribble was directed at.

"I'm two people," she tells Andy. "My mom was poor and my dad was rich." She grew up in Methuen, Mass., where her $25,000 shades are half the median household income. And then moved to New York with her dad where she rubbed shoulders with Manhattan's elite at Nightingale-Bamford prep school.

So maybe her beef is with Lisa Vanderpump. "Your dog wears attire for every event," sniped Dana. Or Adrienne Maloof, who's "got a jet and a casino." Or Brandi Glanville, who she accuses of being a bad guest at game night for poking at Kim and Kyle Richards.

Any which way, it doesn't look like Dana's making the ladies' speed dial list except for Taylor's.

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Kim also holds a grudge against Brandi and swears prescription medication was all she took on game night.

She admits she owes the hobbled blonde an apology. "The difference is I owe her one for moving her crutches and she owes me one for basically hurting all the people I love.... One daughter just cried and another one told me you don't know how hard it is to walk down the street." 

But since she's gotten sober, Kim says her kids have come back around, visiting or texting her every night. And while it's also repaired her relationship with Kyle, sobriety hasn't reunited her with boyfriend Ken. Kim's now living in a hotel and hasn't seen him since rehab. 

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As for Mauricio Umansky, his relationship with sister-in-law Kim is still in limbo since no formal apology has been offered. And that's not all the "Housewives" hottie is waiting for. Apparently, he hasn't received one naked fan photo this year.

That might change after tonight's topless montage that includes a quick flash of Mauricio's backside as he's gets ready for a massage.

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Ken Todd also believes he's fairly attractive to women -- especially Brandi. "They want me. And that's why I wouldn't take my shirt off in case she attacked me."

As for Paul Nassif ... well, surgical consultations are bound to increase for Adrienne's sweet but slightly chubby hubby.

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So, was tonight's interview with Kim enough or would you have liked to hear more about her recovery? Are you feeling differently about Dana after hearing about her humble beginnings? And are there any viewers out there hot for anyone but Mauricio? Share your thoughts on our Facebook page.

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The feud between "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Taylor Armstrong and "Friend of the Housewives" Brandi Glanville is heating up.

If you thought the women of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" saved all of their drama for the show, think again. While tensions between Taylor Armstrong and Brandi Glanville were on the rise during the recent reunion show, they've since spilled over to another show and even Twitter.

It all began at the reunion, when Glanville slammed Armstrong over her decision to write a book "a hot minute" after husband Russell Armstrong committed suicide. On Tuesday night's episode of "Watch What Happens Live," Armstrong revealed why she thinks Glanville "went there."

"Because Brandi's dying to be a permanent cast member on our show," she told host Andy Cohen. "So she thinks by saying explosive things, she's going to get the job."

But if Armstrong thought Glanville's earlier comment was an attention-getting low-blow, it was nothing compared to what she had to say on Twitter after hearing Armstrong's reaction.

"I'm not 'dying' to do ANYTHING!! But let's not forget someone did die," Glanville wrote. "P.S My mind can go alllllllllllll day!"

Yikes.

But there's still hope the feud could come to an end someday, at least if Glanville has anything to say about it.

"I always makeup up with everyone," she told one Twitter follower. "Agree life is too short."

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Taylor Armstrong learns what some of the "Real Housewives" think of her.

Bombs, er, Brandi away!

There's something about the former Mrs. Eddie Cibrian that brings out the worst in our beloved Housewives. Tempers flare, well-manicured fingers are pointed and insults are flung. (Angry Spice ... um, really Kyle Richards?)

So what's got the ladies all riled up in the second part of the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" reunion -- other than Brandi's tiny bikinis and foul language?

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Brandi vs. Adrienne Maloof: Despite what looked like a friendship during the second season, the women haven't seen each other since the show wrapped. Adrienne skipped Brandi's birthday party and Brandi skipped Adrienne's Halloween party. These two are dunzo.

But their on-camera bickering also offered up the best analysis of true friendship in Beverly Hills: "You don't even return texts, you tweet me," complained Brandi. (Apparently a phone call isn't even on the table.)

Brandi vs. Taylor Armstrong: When Brandi takes Taylor to task for writing a book about her allegedly abusive ex-husband: "It's been a hot minute," Taylor shoots back, accusing Brandi of slashing her ex-husband's tires. 

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But Taylor forgot who she was dealing with. There's not much Brandi the "super slut" won't cop to. "Yeah. I just took the tires and I put the knife into his motorcycle, and then I told him, 'Don't ride them, you're probably going to get hurt,'" said the self-confessed loudmouth.

Brandi vs. Kyle: While it seemed like the two had patched things up at the end of the season, Kyle's not exactly rooting for Team Glanville. And now we know why. Brandi mistakenly texted the Bev Hills housewife, calling her the C-word, in a message that was meant for someone else. 

"Talk about two face," says Kyle. "This is the Brandi that ... the cameras didn't always see." 

And that's not all.

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While discussing the M.I.A. Kim Richards, Brandi joked that she may even have helped Kim face her problems when she accused her of being a crystal meth addict.

"Do I regret saying that specifically? Yes. But the truth is she was on something and she was in and out of the bathroom all night and she's in rehab now, so clearly I wasn't wrong."  

She was also reminded of a blog post she wrote detailing the game-night showdown with Kyle and Kim on Bravo's website: "I grew up with parents who taught me that bullying is an indefensible crime. I guess they don't teach that to child stars."

Meow!

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Then again, the sisters did conspire to hide her crutches that night, no matter how hard Kyle tried to wiggle out of that one. Even Andy Cohen had to chide Kyle when she attempted to shut the conversation down. Sorry, sister, don't mess with the moderator.

But it wasn't just the Brandi Glanville reality hour.

We also learned that dry wit doesn't fly in Oklahoma, according to Taylor. "I did not understand Lisa (Vanderpump's) humor, the little things she would say would bother me ... I've never had British friends. I mean I grew up in Oklahoma and there are no British people there."

Taylor's also not a fan of dogs with Twitter accounts. "Giggy was tweeting things I didn't think were appropriate, and calling people names.... It was perpetuating a new personality for Lisa and I didn't like it."

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And Giggy's is still in Adrienne's (and presumably Bernie the Chef's) bad books for sipping out of her crystal goblets at the dinner table. The dog will never live that moment down. Ditto Lisa and Ken. 

Meanwhile, we also got the scoop on the formerly hated Housewife who has gained the most ground this season. Camille Grammer is in a monogamous relationship with a man eight years her junior; she might change her name back to Donatacci after the custody battle is solved; she has made a concerted effort not to kiss any more male friends; and she's not afraid to admit she enjoys being on a show that gets better ratings than her ex-husband's ("Boss" on Starz).

But tonight wasn't just about boy-toys and petty disagreements.

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Andy also pressed Taylor for some more answers on Russell Armstrong, including the contents of a briefcase found next to his body.

The files inside included information about 10 different bank accounts, an office in Rio de Janeiro and flash drives that Taylor has yet to open. "Um, he had a lot of things going on that I didn't know about."

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She also revealed that Russell's business associate committed suicide right after her ex's death. While she couldn't prove a link, Taylor did introduce the theory that Russell and his partner might have been murdered, which she says would give her greater solace than knowing he took his own life.

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Are you buying the conspiracy theory that Russell might have been whacked? Did Monday night's show leave you cheering for or against Brandi? And has the new and improved Camille managed to turn you into a fan? Share your thoughts on our Facebook page.

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The ladies of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" have their first post-season sitdown with Andy Cohen.

It's Beverly Hills, darling, where the problems come supersized, just like the bank accounts.

The three-part reunion just started, and you know it's going to be a rough night when Andy Cohen's already looking a little peaked and sporting the beginnings of a five o'clock shadow. 

So what's troubling the housewives of 90210? Where to begin…

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Kim Richards' rehab stay is mostly off limits since she's not there and Kyle Richards is not talking. But viewers already know Andy's going to get the scoop in a one-on-one sitdown with Kim in a couple of weeks, so all will be revealed in the end. 

But with Kim out of the picture and "super slut" Brandi Glanville not showing up until the end of the show, the ladies need somebody to sink their fangs into and it happens to be Lisa Vanderpump and her "donkey booty" (it's not enhanced, FYI).

"Being in a friendship with you is like playing chess with Bobby Fisher. Every move is very calculated," Kyle says to the Brit. That sounds harsh, but it's not even the worst of it.

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Adrienne Maloof seems to have the biggest beef with Lisa, which is a shame. It's not Bethenny Frankel and Jill Zarin breakup-level sad, but the two do seem fairly decent and have each tried to broker peace among the Housewives this season. Apparently, they should have been working on each other. 

Adrienne's got a list of complaints starting with Lisa's crack about the Maloof hoof. The Palms hotel owner is also P.O.'d that Pandy held her bachelorette party at a competing hotel in Vegas and upset that Lisa called her dog a crackpot on Twitter. 

And then there's her chef Bernie and his ongoing feud with the Villa Blanca restaurateur. 

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According to Adrienne, who admits she heard these accounts second hand, Lisa complained about Bernie serving Mexican food ("so ethnic") and called his cooking dry. When asked by Andy to choose a side, Adrienne refuses to side with Lisa against her lippy chef.

On top of that, she accuses Lisa of selling stories to the tabloids. It is possible, but it does seem funny to think of Lisa padding her multimillion-dollar bank account with a couple of checks for a few thousand dollars.

Regardless, Lisa is not amused. "I think that's such a f------- insult to say that to a friend. That's such a low blow ... that I've lost respect for her over this situation." 

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And while Russell Armstrong's death was all but ignored in the season finale, Andy pushes for answers tonight -- starting with why would Taylor Armstrong agree to be on a reality series while being in an abusive relationship.

"At some stage, I might have believed that the cameras would provide me with some protection," explains Taylor. "Because if there are cameras following me and we're public figures, then it would either have the abuse stop because he wouldn't want that aired on television or it would force us into a divorce."

As for why Russell would want to be a part of the show? Taylor diagnosis her ex as a narcissist who enjoyed the attention. 

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She and Lisa also revealed some of the more aggressive emails Russell sent, calling her a "whore" or the birthday message that ended with "F--- you, you psychotic b----."

It's not entirely unexpected given the abuse claims. Camille Grammer's admission that she was allegedly emotionally abused was a little more surprising. "I understand part of it, very much so. Not physically, but you're constantly being criticized for little things. Laughing too much or not laughing enough."

With her ex, Kelsey Grammer, being accused of shooting a blonde look-alike on "30 Rock" last week, this former couple obviously has some issues to work out. 

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As for the fluffier stuff, everyone agrees Dana Wilke shouldn't have bragged about her $25,000 sunglasses. You don't talk about money or your weight, scolds Kyle.

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Besides, everyone knows these women don't discuss it, they just like to spend it: Adrienne admits her home spa retails for a couple hundred thousand, Camille still has her Colorado property and the house in Hawaii, and Lisa once spent 30,000 euros (or $39,000) on a Valentino dress. 

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So, what did you think of part one of the reunion special? Did you appreciate the banter about their outrageous spending or were you hoping for more drama between the ladies? And while you're at it: Team Maloof or Team Vanderpump? Share your thoughts on our Facebook page.

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"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" regular Kim Richards admits she's alcoholic on the show's upcoming, three-part reunion special.

There was no shortage of real-life drama and shockers on the second season of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," and it seems the same will hold true for the upcoming, three-part reunion special.

The biggest jaw dropper in store for regular viewers of the 90210 action might just be one simple statement from embattled "Housewife" Kim Richards.

In a sneak peek for the episodes, a serious Richards can be seen telling host Andy Cohen, "I'm an alcoholic."

Warning: The video contains racy comments typical of "The Real Housewives," but perhaps not so typical of your workplace. Adjust the volume accordingly.

The sentiment isn't shocking — not to fans, who've watched Richards' troubling behavior on-screen, or to castmates, some of whom, including her sister Kyle, have said as much themselves. But the blunt statement marks a first for Richards, who's long denied the problem.

What a difference rehab makes. 

As for that rehab experience, fellow "Housewife" Adrienne Maloof applauds Richards for taking action.

“It takes a lot of courage to do what she has done," she said. "It’s a step in the right direction."

For more from the Beverly Hills gang, tune into "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Reunion." Part one airs Jan. 30, part two on Feb. 6, and the final installment hits Bravo on Feb. 13.

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The ladies of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" say "so long" to their drama-packed second season.

Lisa Vanderpump's daughter, Pandora, wanted to avoid a battle royale at her wedding. And on Monday night she got her wish -- the Beverly Hills nuptials held at the family's mansion were picture perfect. 

Of course, that didn't keep Lisa from freaking out over every little detail. Or the Bravo producers having some fun at the expense of Paul Nassif's dignity. 

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Continuing in the show's TMI tradition, Paul got a colonoscopy on TV. (Thank God Adrienne Maloof drew the line at giving him an enema, or we'd be treated to even more detail.)

We get it, encouraging people to get checked for polyps or cancer is a noble effort, but there was no dignity in watching Paul pass gas in bed, especially since it sounded like the noise had been enhanced in post-production. Um, really, guys, was that necessary?

If Lisa decides to preserve this episode on her DVR, may we suggest deleting the first five minutes. Just saying.

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Of course, watching herself run around while wondering why they didn't just have the wedding at the Beverly Hills Hotel may not be worth preserving. 

Chi-chi-chi wedding planner Kevin Lee was MIA until just before the ceremony -- the man does have his own reality series on TLC to attend to. But Lisa probably would have worried regardless. The $9,500 cake needs to be decorated. The flowers aren't right. The transformed tennis court doesn't look intimate enough. Hubby Ken Todd's still writing his speech an hour before the wedding.

"I'm a control freak," admitted Lisa in the understatement of the year. 

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At least no one crashed this party. (We're pretty sure La Toya Jackson was meant to be there, right?) And somehow, the family even found the one man in L.A. who doesn't want to be on TV to perform the ceremony. Or maybe he was imported from some place where doctors and priests don't hand out head shots.  

Luckily for Pandy, it was classiest -- and possibly most expensive -- party thrown this season. 

"It definitely looked like a million dollar wedding," cooed Camille Grammer. "I don't know how much she spent, but Lisa is smart enough to not spend that much money."

She may have a point. Pandy looked gorgeous in her Ian Stuart princess gown, but it only cost $6,000. Remember, this is Bev Hills. That's budget pricing in this zip code!

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Three weeks later, Kyle Richards managed to have another drama-free get-together.

The worst has finally happened, Russell Armstrong is dead, and Kyle's worried about Taylor and Kennedy. "Since Russell died the girls have not seen a lot of Taylor. It's time for her to come back to her friends so we can support her."

Kim Richards is not there, of course, but Kyle says it's better this way. "In order for us to get along, I have to not say anything."

The show then provides updates on all the women, though in some cases, a peek at headlines would have been more timely:

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• "Taylor has been trying to keep afloat after the tragedy. Facing financial and legal issues, she's publishing her memoirs."
• "Camille and her beau are still hot and heavy. Emphasis on the hot." (She's also dealing with her ex and his new wife's pregnancy and rumors she's being replaced next season.)
• "Lisa and Ken downsized to a 10,000 square foot home ... and promptly added 2,000 more." (She's also rumored to be in talks for her own spinoff show.)
• "Adrienne is celebrating her shoe line's success ... and having a new neighbor across the street."
• "Kim is not pregnant. She checking herself into a drug and alcohol rehab program in December." (She's since been released and is "moving forward.")
• "Kyle wrote an advice book for women. It includes a chapter on sisterly love."

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"Looking back on this year, I see the roller coaster of emotions we've all experienced, and we've found a way to also be supportive of each other and, overall, we've come out stronger as women," says Adrienne, summing up season two.

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So, what do you think? Was that a satisfying end to such a dramatic season? Do you wish more loose ends had been tied up? Was the wedding wayyy classier than you expected from Kevin Lee? Weigh in on our Facebook page!

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A fairy tale scene in the backyard of a mansion. Smoking drinks. Fancy food. Giant invites featuring white flowers and a price tag of $15,000. Fans of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" have seen all this and more as star Lisa Vanderpump planned daughter Pandora's lavish wedding this season.

Did we say "lavish"? We really meant "simple," as Lisa has insisted during multiple meetings with fab wedding planner Kevin Lee. ("It's Beverly Hills, dahling! It has to be over the top!" he often reminded her.)

Now, viewers will finally see just how "simple" Pandy's August nuptials to long-time love, Jason, were. The happy celebration is set to cap off the second season of Bravo's hit reality show Monday, which has been filled with allegations of domestic violence and possible drug abuse.

And though Lisa may have insisted on not going over the top, fellow co-star Camille Grammer reveals in an exclusive clip of the finale  provided to us by Bravo that "it definitely looked like a million-dollar wedding." Check it out:

According to our pals at Us Weekly, two of the "Housewives" weren't in attendance. One was Taylor Armstrong, whose husband, Russell, committed suicide just weeks before, and the other was Kim Richards. Seeing as how Kim has created quite a bit of drama this season with her regular tardiness and loopy behavior, we doubt the bride missed her presence.

While planning her wedding, Pandy admitted to mom Lisa that she wasn't sure the "Housewives" would behave on her big day. "Every single time your friends get together, it's a battle," she pointed out in an earlier episode.

In addition to what could be a drama-free wedding for the bride and groom, the ceremony might also bring the gift of a second straight week of good news for the show. Last Monday's episode, which featured the opening of Lisa's SUR lounge, was the highest-rated episode in the series' history.

"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" finale airs at 9 p.m. on Bravo Monday.

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According to Radar, Camille Grammer might not be back on "RHOBH."

Fans of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" have watched Camille Grammer go through some trying times on the hit Bravo reality show. And now, Radar Online is reporting that the reality personality may not return next season.

"Producers are asking Lisa Vanderpump, Adrienne Maloof and Kyle Richards if any of their wealthy female friends would be interested in appearing on the show," a network insider reportedly told the website. "It's an open secret that Camille most likely won't be back for a third season."

A source close to the show told us that casting decisions have not yet been made.

Bravo had no comment on Camille's rumored exit on Friday.

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