Kim Richards is opening up about her tumultuous past with her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills co-star Lisa Rinna.
"Every time I've tried to talk with her, it's dangerous," Richards said while sitting down with Andy Cohen during an upcoming Watch What Happens Live! special. "She confronts me in a not-so-nice way."
The topic was raised by a caller who asked what Richards what she would say to Rinna if they were face-to-face.
"I did try to speak with her and ask her why she kind of has it out for me. I don't get it," Richards shared. "It's been almost two years since I've seen her, and [she says] I'm a viscious, vile dog, and I'm crazy. It's concerning to me why somebody, after two years, [is] scared of me? I don't get that."
The 51-year-old reality star also opened up about getting arrested for public intoxication at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in April 2015.
"I drank that night, you know? No excuses," said Richards, who explained that she had been "working the program" and was coming up on three and a half years of sobriety, but had fallen off the wagon due to personal problems in her life.
"I stopped focusing on myself. I stopped taking the time for me and going to meetings because I was taking care of other people and stopped caring for myself."
"Every time I've tried to talk with her, it's dangerous," Richards said while sitting down with Andy Cohen during an upcoming Watch What Happens Live! special. "She confronts me in a not-so-nice way."
The topic was raised by a caller who asked what Richards what she would say to Rinna if they were face-to-face.
"I did try to speak with her and ask her why she kind of has it out for me. I don't get it," Richards shared. "It's been almost two years since I've seen her, and [she says] I'm a viscious, vile dog, and I'm crazy. It's concerning to me why somebody, after two years, [is] scared of me? I don't get that."
The 51-year-old reality star also opened up about getting arrested for public intoxication at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in April 2015.
"I drank that night, you know? No excuses," said Richards, who explained that she had been "working the program" and was coming up on three and a half years of sobriety, but had fallen off the wagon due to personal problems in her life.
"I stopped focusing on myself. I stopped taking the time for me and going to meetings because I was taking care of other people and stopped caring for myself."
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