'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' reunion spoilers: Kyle Richards and Lisa Rinna vs Kim Richards in upcoming reunion special

There's always controversy and intensity that follows every TV show reunion special. With "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," its reunion specials never disappoint.

In Part 2 of the three-part reunion special, Kim Richards was under fire as sister Kyle Richards and Lisa Rinna air all their issues with Kim. The feud between the Richards sister was featured in the current season, but this feud began ages ago.

At the reunion show, Kyle said "I feel like you have been very mean to me. I feel like I've been very mistreated by you and I'm just really not in that place right now." Kim said that she feels the same way.

But, that wasn't over for Kyle. She let it all out and said:

"The only reason I've ever tried to fix things with you when you've been so mean to me is because I love your children like I love my own and I want to be able to have them in my life... you're so f---ing mean! Just leave me alone!"

With Kyle letting everything out of the bag, fans have to wait what will happen in the next part of the reunion show.

Moving on to Lisa and Kim's squabble, Lisa finally confronts Kim about the rumor that Lisa's husband Harry Hamlin has been cheating on her.

Lisa, who is known to have a very sharp tongue, said with sarcasm "Has he f---ed the dog? What has he done? He f---ed the dog, didn't he? I knew it! He f---ed the dog!"

At first, Kim said that she doesn't want to explain because she didn't want to hurt Lisa and her kids. But later on, she admitted that she has no concrete evidence and based her statement on a rumor. Nonetheless, Kim insists that Lisa's anger towards the cheating rumor hit a nerve, which probably hints that there's some truth to it.

Lisa and Kim's issue wasn't resolved as well as Kim refused to share more about the Harry issue.

"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" Part 3 of the reunion special airs April 14, 8 p.m. on Bravo. Don't miss the final episode of the season.

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