'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' update: Kim Richards' daughter gets married, Carlton Gebbia to return?

"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" isn't all about drama. This is real life and good things happen, too. Come Tuesday night, viewers will get to see Kim Richards' daughter get married. 

Brooke Richards is all set for her big day and her mom Kim is, too. According to Carter Matt, this is a chance for the housewife to celebrate a milestone with her daughter while she's sober. She may have gone through a lot, but in moments like this, it's what makes recovering worth it. It is no surprise if both mother and daughter get emotional in the upcoming episode. 

Meanwhile, there is news that ex-housewife Carlton Gebbia may return to the show. Gebbia is known as the one-hit wonder in "RHOBH" since she was fired after being a housewife for only one season. Since then, there's no news about her until recently. TMZ reports that "maybe" she's coming back. 

Gebbia told TMZ that Bravo actually asked her to come back to the show, but she turned down the offer. Back then, she wasn't interested, but this time, she is considering it. 

The former housewife's short stint in "RHOBH" was not a good one. According to Wet Paint, good friend Lisa Vanderpump came to the rescue and interviewed Andy Cohen about Gebbia. Vanderpump believed that the show portrayed Gebbia in the bad light and it was very unfair. Cohen agreed with her. 

While Gebbia was in the reality TV series, neither Gebbia's family nor her businesses were showcased. And with Cohen agreeing, this vindicated Gebbia's name and reputation. So, will she finally consider going back to the show?

"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" airs every Tuesday night on Bravo TV.

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