Kyle Richards is speaking out following the cancellation of her family’s Netflix series Buying Beverly Hills.
A few weeks ago, it was announced that the streaming service had canceled the real estate reality series after two seasons. Kyle‘s three daughters Farrah, 35, Alexia, 28, and Sophia, 24, starred on the show alongside her estranged husband Mauricio Umansky.
During a recent Amazon Live, Kyle shared her daughters’ reactions to the show getting canceled.
Keep reading to find out more…“Actually, my girls, you know, it’s funny because they never wanted to be on TV,” Kyle revealed. “That’s not their thing. They’re all businesswomen. They only care about business. They found it very overwhelming to shoot Buying Beverly Hills. They came to me in tears so many times.”
Kyle reiterated that her daughters “never cared about being on TV,” noting that they were “overwhelmed” about what goes into filming a reality show, and questioned how she’s stayed on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for so long.
She also recalled that Alexia “was in tears one day just having to find three things to wear.” Ultimately, Kyle said that her daughters “were not very upset” about the show’s cancellation.
“They would love it if it happened again, but they are very focused on selling real estate, so I’m proud of them for that,” Kyle added.
As for “upset fans” over Buying Beverly Hills‘ cancellation, Kyle said, “So many people are like, ‘Why?’ I’ve seen articles about, ‘Why would they do that?’ So who knows? You never know what will happen with that.”
Several weeks ago, Kyle appeared to offer an update on the status of her relationship with Mauricio.