'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' season 7 cast, release date: have Kathryn Edwards, Yolanda Hadid been given the boot?

Fans of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" might miss last season's newbie Kathryn Edwards when the reality show returns for season 7.

A source reportedly told Us Weekly that the wife of retired NFL star Donnie Edwards will no longer appear in the next season of Bravo's controversial reality series.

If the rumor turns out to be true, the 51-year-old former model will be the third housewife to be booted out after just one season. The others are Carlton Gebbia and Joyce Giraud, who were both cut from the show after season 4.

Some of the most memorable scenes involving Kathryn include an early disagreement with fellow new cast member Erika Girardi after she told Lisa Vanderpump that Erika said several disapproving remarks about her. She also had an ugly spat with writer Faye Resnick after the latter wrote in her 1994 book titled "Nicole Brown Simpson: The Private Diary of a Life Interrupted" that Kathryn did not mind if her ex-husband Marcus Allen had an affair with OJ Simpson's wife.

But despite her big disagreements with her co-stars, Kathryn reportedly failed to leave a mark last season. This dimmed her chances of being called back for season 7.

Meanwhile, RealityTea reported that another regular "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star will get fired next season.

According to the report of the publication, Yolanda Hadid is also speculated to be removed from the cast list in season 7 after her highly talked about divorce with music producer David Foster. The report claimed that the public is no longer interested to learn more about her battle with Lyme disease.

But Yolanda is rumored to be furious with the possibility of getting booted out of the show, which is why she is reportedly doing everything that she can to entice the show's producers to get her back in the cast.

Bravo has yet to confirm if the reports are valid, but the seventh season of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" is expected to return to the network later this year.

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