'RHOBH' season 6 cast news: Stars spotted hanging out in Dubai; Taylor Armstrong to return?

"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" season 6 is shaping up to be another exciting season for fans of the reality series. The cast members of the series were recently spotted in Dubai, which is believed to be the setting for their holiday getaway.

According to What's On, Lisa Rinna and Lisa Vanderpump were spotted hanging out in The Atlantis. The two then headed to The Dubai Mall with Kyle Richards and Kathryn Eickstaedt Edwards, who fans of the series will get to meet for the first time in the upcoming season.

However, other "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" season 6 cast members namely Eileen Davidson and Yolanda Foster are nowhere to be seen. The former hasn't appeared in a photo with the other girls while the latter apparently remains in Los Angeles.

Meanwhile, back in Beverly Hills, a familiar face was seen in Los Angeles presumably for filming. Taylor Armstrong, who last appeared during the third season of the series and has been living in Colorado ever since, allegedly returned to Los Angeles to join the show.

When asked about her possible re-appearance in "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," she made an effort to keep it a secret and said via People Magazine that "I'm around. Let's just say that."

She adds that although she left the series three years ago, she still kept in touch with the others still on the show. "They're my friends, so I'm just around naturally. Whenever I'm in town, I hang with them anyway. So cameras up, cameras down, one way or another," Armstrong explained.

For now, it remains to be seen if Armstrong, who has been taking time to visit charity and campaign events such as the Stop Yulin Forever (with the whole "Real Housewives" crew) and the Rape Foundation Annual Brunch, will be starring in "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" season 6.

The new season of the hit reality series premieres next year.

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