Lisa Vanderpump Wants Her Fans To Move On From RHOBH Drama; Says “I Want That To Stop” — Plus, LVP Reveals If She’ll Ever Make Amends With Kyle Richards!

Lisa Vanderpump is putting all the drama surrounding season 9 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills behind her - and she wants her fans to do the same. “There’s been a lot of negativity from the fans and I want that to stop,” she told Us Weekly.

“I do. Because it’s amazing to have their support, but you don’t need to go down a negative path. It’s been a very difficult year for me. I’ve only been back a couple days after losing my mother. I just want to focus on the greater good.”

“I’ve done 350 episodes of reality television with Bravo and Vanderpump Rules is going gangbusters. I had to take a few days off to go to London to you know say goodbye to my mother, you know it’s tough but you know it puts everything in perspective. I don’t have time for the negativity and that wasn’t where my life was. I opened two new restaurants, feeding the homeless, we’ve got our private 501c3 Vanderpump Dog Foundation. We’ve opened a Chinese shelter there where we’ve taken 500 dogs that were on the meat truck to be slaughtered. We just rescued our 1000th dog with The Vanderpump Dog Foundation.”

LVP added that’s “all about really being on the positive” after the death of her mother, Jean Vanderpump, last month.

“People want to say, ‘Oh I’m a liar, oh I’m a coward, oh I’m this or that, I’ve got horrible gums’ … My gums are perfect!” she told Us Weekly, referring to Camille Grammer‘s diss. “You know what I’m saying? It’s like really how much more can they throw at me, you know?”

Does LVP want to make amends with Kyle Richards or any of her former co-stars? “I don’t know. They made a choice and they made a very aggressive choice and it didn’t feel good to be on the receiving end. That’s for sure. And it was at a time where I probably wasn’t as strong as I could have been and now you know it’s a shame my mother passed as well,” she told Us Weekly. “It happened as I started to feel … It kind of puts life into perspective. Everybody has to deal with losses sometime in their life you just hope that maybe you can garner support from the people around you.”

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