'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' season 6 cast update: Taylor Armstrong returning for new season?

Is Taylor Armstrong returning to "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills?" The 44-year old was a full-time cast member on the reality show from 2010 to 2014, and while Bravo has not announced the season 6 cast of the popular show, Armstrong hinted that she may be returning to the series very soon.

Speaking to People magazine about being on "RHOBH" next season at the Rape Foundation Annual Brunch in Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 4, the star said, "I'm around. Let's just say that."

While there's the potential that she will be appearing in the sixth season of the show, it is unclear whether she'll be back as a full-time cast member or as a "friend" of the Housewives.

Though Armstrong has not given any more details about the show, she confirmed that she has been spending time with some of the ladies.

"They're my friends, so I'm just around naturally," she told the magazine. "Whenever I'm in town, I hang with them anyway. So cameras up, cameras down, one way or another."

Armstrong said that things can get somewhat intense when the cameras are around, but she said she always looks forward to seeing her friends.

"We've all been through a lot together… We're like a family. Sometimes we fight like family, and sometimes we get along great. But at the end of the day, we're family," she said.

It has been reported that Lisa Vanderpump, Kyle Richards, Lisa Rinna, Eileen Davidson, and Yolanda Foster are all coming back for season 6. Brandi Glanville confirmed earlier this year that she won't be back on the show, while it was rumored that Kim Richards will also be bowing out of the new season. Two new cast members are also reportedly joining the Housewives when the show returns to Bravo. Sources told Us Weekly that Donnie Edwards' wife Kathryn Edwards has been cast on the show, as well as singer Erika Jayne.

Bravo has yet to announce a premiere date for season 6 of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."

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