Lisa Vanderpump quits Real Housewives of Beverly Hills after nine seasons
Tilly PearceSaturday 8 Jun 2019 9:06 am
Lisa Vanderpump has quit Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (Picture: Rex)
Lisa Vanderpump – the Queen of Beverly Hills herself – has reportedly quit Real Housewives of Beverley Hills after nine years on the show.
The reality star and restaurant owner has been a major character on the long-running reality series, joining in the show's first season and remaining a constant throughout.
But after nine seasons, the British native has reportedly had enough, and has walked away after her fraught relationship with the other stars of the show blew up once again.
According to Variety, Lisa declared that she 'wasn't a housewife anymore' as she was awarded the Legacy of Hollywood Award at the Real to Reel: Portrayals and Perceptions of LGBTQ's in Hollywood.
In the latest series, she was accused of planting stories in the press to damage the reputation of another Housewife – something she has continued to deny.
Dorit Kemsley originally brought back a puppy she had adopted from Vanderpump's Dog Centre, picking up tiny pup Lucy Lucy Apple Juice instead.
Lisa was one of the original housewives alongside Yolanda Hadid Foster and Brandi Glanville
(Picture: Rex)
But when Lisa enquired as to where the puppy was, Dorit said that a woman had fallen in love with her and she went to a better home.
However, it later emerged that the dog had ended up at a kill shelter, with Dorit then claiming that she had bitten one of her children.
Among the fallout, the other housewives took the side of Dorit, blaming Lisa for the story being leaked to the press.
Despite her even willingly taking part in a lie detector test to prove her innocence, there was no luck.
Lisa also has her own spin-off reality series, Vanderpump Rules.
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It's not yet known if that has been cancelled as well.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is currently available on HeyU in the UK.
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