Rumors have been circulating regarding the casting for season 5 of "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."
Lisa Vanderpump's recent get together with Bravo host Andy Cohen has sparked rumors about whether she'll be returning for the 5th season or not, according to Wetpaint.
Andy Cohen posted a photo with RHOBH's Lisa, Lance Bass and a dressed up Gigolo the Pomeranian on Twitter on May 22. He added the caption, "This is happening."
Although the photo has been sparking rumors left and right that Lisa is reportedly returning for all season 5 drama, she had been very open recently about her reservations about coming back to the show.
"I don't know, right now I have to be honest. It is a tough season for me. I have got a lot going on. If it becomes about a bitch fest then it is not something I signed up for; but if it becomes about documenting my life, which is the show I signed up for, and having fun and supporting women - that is something I want to do," stated Vanderpump.
The "Vanderpump Rules" star added, "But the way the show was in the end, the last episodes, that is not something I would care to repeat."
Even if Lisa doesn't return for season 5 of RHOBH, we'll be able to see her on her spin-off show, focused on her restaurant, SUR, and her upcoming show, which will be centered on the employees of her new lounge, P.U.M.P.
Joyce Giraud of the hit reality television show opened up about her reasons for joining the cast of RHOBH recently, despite alleged rumors that she may leave the show.
"They approached me when I was in the middle of filming 'Siberia' and I thought that perhaps a reality show wasn't the best thing for me at the moment. I did watch the show before joining the cast and I knew it was a great platform," stated the former model.
Giraud added, "All these women used the platform that the show gave them for their different endeavors. I wanted to promote my charity based pageant, Queen of the Universe."
Despite her enthusiasm to join the show, the mother of two admitted that she was hesitant about fully jumping into the chaos, according to the entertainment website.
"I was slightly scared. Specifically at the beginning when I saw that editing is a huge factor but I always remained true to myself and I think at the end of the day regardless of the editing the audience can see the real you," stated Joyce.
