Camille Grammer is expected to make a full comeback in "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" season 7, but she cautions that nothing is set in stone yet.
Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Grammer emphasized that there has yet to be a go signal for her possible return and urged fans not to jump the gun and call it a "comeback."
During the interview, she simply said that fans will have to wait and see what happens. "You gotta talk to ["Real Housewives" executive producer Andy Cohen] about that. We gotta talk to the higher ups," she went on to say.
In 2013, Grammer was demoted from being a series regular in "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills." She has been popping up here and there occasionally, but she is yet to make a full-on comeback.
Although Grammer's status as a cast member in "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" season 7 is still up in the air, Lisa Vanderpump's return has been made official.
The reality star made the announcement early this month on Twitter. She said that she never thought she would be back, but after a series of discussions, she realized that "the pump is still in the game."
In a reply to a fan who was happy about the news of Vanderpump's return in "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" season 7, she said that here return "wasn't about money."
Vanderpump's good friend and former "The Real Housewives" star Joyce Giraud recently came to her side, accusing her co-stars for bullying the restaurateur.
"I personally don't think bullying makes good TV and when everyone gangs up against one person to try to bring them down, it is disgusting," Giraud said via Blasting News.
She added that because Vanderpump is the "clear queen," she became an easy target for the rest of the housewives. It remains to be seen if this will be the case in "The Real Housewives" season 7, which premires this fall on Bravo.
