'RHOD' Star Kameron Westcott Won't Renew Vows With Husband Court

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Kameron Westcott won't be following in the lead of many "Real Housewives" stars who have renewed their vows with their spouses on their Bravo series. Instead, the mommy of two has promised not to say "I do" for a second time with cameras rolling for "The Real Housewives of Dallas."

During an interview withPage Sixlast week, ahead of the season five finale, Kameron said that when it comes to renewing her vows with husband Court, she would only do so off-screen.

“I’ve seen with other ‘Housewives,’ sometimes it doesn’t go too well,” Kameron explained to the outlet. “So I don’t think I would, but I might do it later down the road one day in life, but not right now of course.”

As fans of the "Real Housewives" franchise will recall, both Vicki Gunvalson and Shannon Beador, of "The Real Housewives of Orange County," renewed their vows on their show, only to split from their former partners, Donn Gunvalson and David Beador, shortly thereafter.

According to Page Six, Kameron, 37, and Court, 42, got married in 2009 during an over-the-top ceremony. 

Since then, they've welcomed two children, including their 10-year-old daughter, Hilton, and their eight-year-old son, Cruise. 

Although Kameron and Court wouldn't be renewing their vows on the show, Kameron did tell the outlet that when it comes to season five, fans will be seeing a lot more of her life at home in Dallas, including her marriage to Court and her life as a mom to their kids.

During filming on the fifth season of "The Real Housewives of Dallas," Kameron and Court moved out of their dream home in Dallas and into a brand new home with their family. 

“There’s a lot of ups and downs with that journey and my husband’s very involved with it,” she said of their big move.

As Page Six confirmed, Kameron and Court sold their pink-themed home in Dallas in May of last year for $5.1 million before moving into their current place. 

Kameron went on to say that while Court has never been too keen on appearing on "The Real Housewives of Dallas," he was a "good sport" during season five and even allowed cameras to follow him to a gazebo in his former neighborhood, where he had asked Kameron to marry him. 

“He always dreamed of proposing in front of this gazebo,” she shared.

To see more of Kameron and her family, don't miss new episodes of "The Real Housewives of Dallas" season five on Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. on Bravo.