According to court records obtained by The Daily Mail, the judge will review the records to determine if they are relevant to the case.
The battle has been ongoing for several months as the two parties participate in the 'discovery phase of the lawsuit', with both sides providing the court with documents to support their respective case.
Glanville insisted Krupa produce her Housewives of Miami contract, medical records, tax returns and other financial information.
On January 25, a hearing was held in Miami Court where the judge sided with Glanville and ordered Krupa to hand over both her gynecological records from 2000 to 2005, and her Real Housewives of Miami contract.
She will also have to hand over all communications with Lisa Vanderpump, Mohamed Hadid and Andy Cohen as it relates to the case.
The women's legal battle first kicked off in January 2015 after comments Glanville made in a November 2013 interview on the Bravo late night talk show, Watch What Happens Live.
Glanville told viewers that Krupa had an adulterous relationship with Yolanda Hadid's then-husband, Mohamed Hadid, and also claimed her vagina smelled.
Krupa claimed that Glanville's comments caused her emotional distress and damaged her reputation by labeling her as someone who slept with a married man.
Krupa is seeking $2 million in punitive damages over Glanville's comments she made about the model's 'smelly' lady parts and her alleged affair with Yolanda Hadid's ex-husband, Mohamed Hadid.
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