Brandi Glanville has been making enemies within “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” cast, and it seems that she’s not stopping there.
The former model reportedly has been fighting with her “Celebrity Apprentice” cast member Kenya Moore, and the “Real Housewives of Atlanta” member has finally spoken out against those who have blamed her for the ongoing conflict.
“Five or six weeks, I endured constant insults from [Brandi],” Kenya Moore explained to In Touch.
She added, “I fell into the trappings of what she wanted, which was a negative response.”
In addition to her conflict with Moore, RHOBH co-star Eileen Davidson reportedly shared her thoughts on Glanville’s recent physical altercation with Kim Richards. For those who don’t know the story, Glanville reportedly got in the middle of a conflict between sisters Kim and Kyle Richards after Kim was accused of allegedly falling off the wagon after over two years of sobriety, according to Music Times.
The altercation reportedly occurred during the party the Davidson had prepared for the ladies.
“That happiness flew out the window when Kim walked in with Brandi, who, by the way, is acting less and less like a friend and more and more like a mafia enforcer. The really sad thing here is that before my party it seemed these two sisters were communicating in a lover way with each other,” explained the soap opera star.
She continued, “You could tell how much they care about each other and the bond and the history they share. Kyle was so happy to have mended things with Kim. She was clearly frustrated and angry at the mixer, as she witnessed all that progress going out the window. I don’t blame her one bit for feeling angry, hurt and betrayed.”
Glanville may need to be careful when it comes to causing further conflict as RHOBH fans have begun to turn against her. A Brandi Glanville petition has reportedly been launched to remove the mother-of-two from RHOBH, according to The Inquisitr.
Lori Chase, who launched the petition, reportedly gathered around 4,500 signatures as of March 2014 and nearly an additional 4,000 since then.
