Kyle Richards & Lisa Rinna Clashed On 'RHOBH'

Last Tuesday's Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills left fans with the impending arrival of Lisa Rinna to Mauricio's agency opening in Mexico after Kyle Richards found out that she was talking about Kim's sobriety with Eden Sassoon. So, when Rinna finally arrived, things got really dramatic, really fast. Kyle Richards confronted Lisa Rinna on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills about what she said about Kim, and Rinna basically broke down.

You see, Rinna had previously spoken to Eden about Kim and Kyle's relationship, and she claimed that Kyle was an enabler and Kim wasn't doing so well. Unfortunately for Rinna, the entire exchange was caught on camera since they happened to be filming a reality show called Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Of course, when confronted about what she said, Rinna couldn't remember saying any of it (such a classic Housewives response). I kind of feel like these shows should have an instant replay like in sports. Can't some referees come out with headphones and a camera, review the tape and then make a call about whether or not she said it? I think that would be beneficial for everybody.

In the end none of the other stars really believed the whole story about Rinna not remembering the conversation, and Rinna sobbed. I have to say, the best part of the entire thing was Lisa Vanderpump saying, "This is your big moment. Remember how you 'own it, own it'? This is your chance. 'Own it'." I literally spit out my drink. It was legendary shade.

I did feel bad for Rinna when she was crying about wanting to go home. I have been there, and being stuck on vacation with people who are attacking you is not somewhere that anyone wants to be. Luckily, Erika felt the same way and sat with Rinna back in her room to let her know she wasn't exactly public enemy number one and gently encouraged her to try to remember her conversation with Eden. Erika is the friend we all need.

Now Eden is going to be in for a rude awakening once she meets with Rinna again. I am thinking she meddled a little too hard, a little too fast.