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Kyle Richards talks Morgan Wade kiss, rumors at 'RHOBH' reunion: 'I said yes for a reason'
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Date:2025-04-18 04:04:15
"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" fans have had questions about Kyle Richards' relationship with country singer Morgan Wade and on Wednesday, the Bravolebrity gave the answers.
During part three of the reality show's Season 13 reunion, Bravo host Andy Cohen asked Richards, 55, point blank on whether she pursued anything romantic with Wade, 29.
"No," Richards said. "I mean, I love her and she's my friend and I love her."
Fans speculated the "Halloween Ends" actress was dating the country singer amid rumors the "RHOBH" star was getting a divorce from her estranged real estate mogul husband Mauricio Umansky. In July, the pair denied divorce reports although the couple later announced they were separating in November.
Richards starred as Wade's love interest in her music video for "Fall in Love With Me" in August which fanned the flames of rumors about their sapphic romance.
The pair feed each other fruit, take a bubble bath together and enjoy other sensual moments in the video.
On Wednesday's reunion episode, Richards said she "didn't really know the creative behind (the music video) until I got there."
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"I said to the director, 'I've never actually kissed anybody on camera, let alone a woman — or off camera.' I was very nervous and anxious, but if I'm being honest with myself, I was obviously curious in order to say yes," she said. "I said yes for a reason."
Richards added: "And, you know what? She's hot. What can I say."
Asked whether she plans on ever pursuing a romantic relationship with the singer, Richards responded, "I don't know. I'm evolving, I'm changing. I'm clearly going through some evolution of my own and I don't know what the future holds."
Cohen also poked for more information on whether Richards and Umansky plan to get a divorce or live separately.
"It's hard for us to say that word I think," she said through tears, presumably referring to divorce.
The "RHOBH" star added: "But he's looking for a place to move out and I haven't really seen any progress. We get along well, but like friends."
Contributing: David Oliver
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