RHOBH cast members Lisa Rina and Yolanda Foster facebook.com/RealHousewivesofBeverlyHills
The housewives may be resting after a stressful season 7, but more drama will run after the ladies of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."
In season 6, fans of the series learned about the marital problems between Yolanda Foster and husband David Foster. This eventually led to divorce, and Yolanda decided to use her first ex-husband Mohamed Hadid's surname to match her children's.
While the divorce turned official in January 2016, People magazine has just obtained an official document stating that neither one of estranged couple will pay spousal support for each other.
A source told the publication that both parties have no problems with the arrangement. "There is no animosity," the source revealed.
Meanwhile, controversial cast member Lisa Rinna decided to make peace with the offended fans of the show by posting a heartfelt message on Instagram.
The actress-turned-reality show star admitted that she received a lot of hurtful messages on social media. This led her to hurl back hurtful replies to all her bashers.
"Unfortunately, the consistent negativity that appeared on my Twitter, Instagram and Facebook day after day, seeped in and to my disappointment, got the better of me. I used ugly, derogatory words in the comment section of my Instagram account to try and stop the people who were constantly lashing out at me," Lisa wrote in her post.
But Lisa admitted that she was not happy with her previous actions, saying that she did not intend to hurt her fans.
"Please take this as my sincere and heartfelt apology to anyone that feels slighted, hurt or disappointed by my comments directed to a very specific group of Internet trolls," Lisa added. "I know better than to feed them with their own vitriol and I had a moment of weakness which in turn may have upset the most important people."
"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" ladies are currently taking a break, but the series is expected to return for season 7 on Bravo later this year.
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