Lisa Rinna Has NO Plans To Hangout With 'RHOBH' Cast Members After Exit

TV personality Lisa Rinna has had enough of the "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" drama and called it quits with the reality show. Her exit from the show comes on the heels of the heated fight she had with her co-star Kathy Hilton. 

She noted in a new interview that the most recent season was very tough to shoot, and she "f**king hated" every part of it. It was specifically hard for her because of her mother, Lois' death. 

Rinna also noted that the public's reaction to the fight was unfair since the fashion designer made "remarks" behind the cameras that made her react the way she did. She also reflected on her time on the show and left a special warning for the public. 

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After eight seasons of "RHOBH," the "Dancing With The Stars" alum announced her plan to quit the Bravo show last week. However, she noted that fans didn't get the chance to understand what really went on. She also claimed that the story of the fight was one-sided. "The story just didn't get told as two-sided as I would've liked."

She revealed in a conversation with Interview magazine that "something happened so spontaneously" during one of their conversations, but there weren't cameras to capture it. She also didn't think of recording Hilton, saying, "At the moment, I didn't think to turn on my voice memos. When somebody's having a nuclear breakdown, you don't think, 'Oh, I should be filming this.'"

Rinna revealed that the fashion designer said some hurtful things about her half-sister Kyle Richards behind the cameras. This happened while they were drunk on a trip to Aspen last year. However, Hilton denied that it ever happened.

In response to the claims, the 63-year-old denied saying anything about her sister. Rinna however has insisted that the claims were true and noted that she would never lie. She said, "All I ever did was tell the truth."

While Hilton and the reality star are still haven't made up yet, Rinna thanked her for "showing up" for the reunion amid their feud.

In her conversation with Interview magazine, Rinna referenced a former co-star and said, "[Hilton] could have run like Lisa Vanderpump did. But she came and she fought. She’s got balls, and I respect that she stood up for what she wants people to believe and what she believes in." This alluded to the long-running feud between the 59-year-old and Vanderpump, which eventually led the latter to quit the show halfway through the 9th season.

The reality star doesn't only plan to quit the show but also revealed that she would be taking a break from anything related to "RHOBH." This includes taking a break from most of the cast members for her mental health and peace of mind.

She recalled telling them that "right after the reunion," she was "going to move on." The star, who is now an alum of the show, plans to put everything behind her and focus on other important things in her life. She said, "Everything 'Housewives' has to go away for a while, which is good. I don’t need to hang out with anybody."

The star noted in the interview that she still plans on maintaining her off-camera friendship with Erika Jayne, Dorit Kemsley and Kyle Richards.

The star, who revealed how terrible her final year on the show was, noted that she loved being an "RHOBH" star in general. While she faced a lot of challenges as a cast mate, she enjoyed being a part of it. Rinna also revealed that she wouldn't "change any of" the experiences and is grateful for how much she learned.

She told Interview Magazine, "I'm grateful for the experience. I am who I am before it, during it, and after it. I learned a lot, man." Rinna also noted that she was stronger than when she first started the show and was proud of her progress, all thanks to "RHOBH."

She said, "I can go up against anybody in the f**king world right now. I mean, I never would've had that if I hadn't had this experience." The star then noted that she is now a "bad b**ch” and left a word of advice for the public, telling them not to "cross" her. "I mean, you can, but…. you shouldn't."