Lisa Rinna Marks Late Mom Lois' 95th Posthumous Birthday

Lisa Rinna has honored her late mother, Lois Rinna, on what would have been the matriarch's 95th birthday.

Followers of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star are not new to seeing her eulogize Lois, who passed away at 93 after suffering a stroke in November 2021, on her social media accounts. So, they were ready to support the reality star when she once again evoked their emotions when she cheered for Lois on her posthumous birthday recently.

Lisa was the epitome of heartbreak when she took to Instagram to post a vintage picture of Lois cuddling a big dog with one hand and holding a partially-filled glass with the other. Beneath it, the "Days of Our Lives" actress told her millions of followers:

"Happy Heavenly Birthday Lois  *Please note the short glass 🥃. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Cheers!!"

As previously mentioned, the post quickly became an avenue for Lisa's followers and fans to demonstrate their support for her, with this netizen commenting, "As the mom of three Goldens, I love your mom even more now."

"Everyone should have been so lucky to have a mom like Lois. This world would be a much better place," a second person claimed. A third fan wrote, "Gotta love the short glass! Sending love from Australia," and a fourth added, "This is the best pic ever! You can see so much love in her eyes !!! Love you, Lisa! Tight hug today."

"What a lovely Woman she was, and so Funny," a fifth person declared, and a sixth dubbed Lois the "original beauty." This outpour of affection is similar to the one she received when she disclosed the words the family had written on her late parents' tombstones.

In a picture shared via Instagram, viewers see a white plaque designed with a carved cross, a flying dove, and details about Lois and her husband, Frank. Per The Blast, Frank's tombstone detailed that he served in the United States Air Force [USAAF] during World War II. 

The veteran, who lived from 1922 until 2016, spent part of his life as a painter and sculptor, beautifying numerous homes with his artwork, including his famous daughter's mansion.

Just beneath the timeline of Lois' life — 1928 to 2021, was the special message, "I DID IT MY WAY, ME TOO." In the bittersweet post's caption, their beloved daughter penned, "They are together again. Together forever," along with a string of befitting emojis.

"The Big, Fun, Sexy Sex Book" author then gave insight into the tombstone's unique phrase, with a black-and-white photo from her parent's wedding day, on her Instagram Story. The shot, which was accompanied by The Judds band's 1984 song "Love Is Alive," saw Frank's photo bearing the words, "I DID IT MY WAY," and his wife's carrying "ME TOO."

Even though Lisa's departure from "RHOBH" in January shocked the reality show's avid viewers, her explanation of why she made the move calmed the waters, according to the mother-of-two, Lois had appeared to her in a dream and told her to quit the Bravo series.

Sharing her story during an interview, the "8 Simple Rules" star stated, "She came to me. It's so wild because half the world will believe this, half the world will say: 'That's so weird.' I was sleeping, and I heard her say to me: 'It's time for you to go.'"

Since she thought she was losing her mind, the Daytime Emmy Awards nominee contacted a psychic who assured her of the dream's authenticity. "I told a psychic, and she said, 'Oh yeah, she's come to me and told me that. She wants you to be happy and follow your dream, but she says it's time for you to go.' I've never told anybody that except for the psychic. I'm guided by my mom, for sure," Lisa recounted.

Despite getting the nudge from her mom, the "Starlit: A Novel" author had a tough time following through on the decision. She eventually gave in and announced to her fans that she would leave the show after its 12th season.