Lisa Vanderpump Confirms Her Stepson Had Coronavirus

Lisa Vanderpump just came up with a pretty epic way to have a Vanderpump Rules watch party without running the risk of coming into contact with other people.On May 5, she tuned into the show with a group of friends, which included her two miniature ponies, Diamonds and Rosé and (at least) one of her dogs. 

This season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was unique for Kyle Richards in that it was the first time her fellow OG Lisa Vanderpump was not a part of the show. Lisa announced that she would not be returning to RHOBH for Season 10 in 2019, and she did not appear at last season's reunion.

By Gene Maddaus

Kyle Richards, 51, didn’t deny that it was a big change to film The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills without her longtime co-star Lisa Vanderpump, 59. However, she has learned to adapt! While appearing on the “After Show” segment for the April 29 episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Kyle revealed what it actually felt like to film without the only other person who had stayed on the show since Season 1.

She’s been giving the nation a much-needed boost with her regular fashion updates on This Morning, but behind the scenes Lisa Snowdon was recently hit hard by a bout of coronavirus.The stunning TV presenter, who recently celebrated her 48th birthday before the country was plunged into lockdown, reveals for the first time how she has spent most of this month floored by the virus.

Lisa Vanderpump spent some time with her daughter, Pandora, on April 27, and she documented it on Instagram. The Vanderpump Rules star shared a photo of herself and Pandora catching up in the backyard, surrounded by dogs.

Brandi Glanville is sharing ALL the juicy tea right now!

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills has both old and new faces for season 10, and after a pretty messy exit by OG Lisa Vanderpump, 59, last season, Teddi Mellencamp, 38, is placing bets on whether or not LVP is curiously tuning into see what’s going down in the 90210 with her fellow co-stars. “Probably!” Teddi told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY during a video interview from her Beverly Hills home on April 22. “I probably would be! I don’t know.”

Letting it all out! Lisa Vanderpump is getting some understandable frustration out on … a breakfast sausage.

Sorry, Ken Todd! Lisa Vanderpump's real one, true love just might be Giggy, her beloved Pomeranian and the king of her menagerie of pets. And when The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills animal lover recently stopped by The Daily Dish offices, she offered an update on how he's faring these days in the wake of a health scare last year while on a family trip to Aspen.

Teddi Mellencamp, 38, admitted that things seem a bit less tense now that Lisa Vanderpump, 59, is no longer a part of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast. The reality star spoke with SiriusXM about season 10 of the popular Bravo series, which premieres on Apr.

What does The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills look like without Lisa Vanderpump? After a tumultuous last season that involved Puppygate, many accusations of lying and a huge falling out between LVP and her longtime BFF and co-star Kyle Richards, the Beverly Hills OG walked away from the hit Bravo series without even filming the reunion. Needless to say, filming her first entire season without Vanderpump was unusual for Richards.

Lisa Vanderpump sent blessings to her millions of followers on Easter Sunday. The Bravo veteran, 59, posed for a closeup selfie in a new post on Instagram, where she modeled a cute bunny filter with pink ears and a sparkling nose. LVP showed off her stunning blue eyes and amazing complexion in the new snap.

Here comes the bride … and LVP? There’s a good chance that Teddi Mellencamp may run into her former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills costar Lisa Vanderpump at their mutual friend Stassi Schroeder’s wedding, but she isn’t worried either way.

Whether it’s a deadly pandemic or a Real Housewife’s departure from her show, tragedy tends to bond people.

A harsh reality. Lisa Vanderpump is saddened that her restaurants in Los Angeles and Las Vegas have had to close during the coronavirus pandemic, and now she’s opening up about the ordeal.

By Ellise Shafer