Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards’ main storyline has been her split from husband Mauricio Umansky. The couple actually filmed the moment that they told their four daughters that they were separating. Since then, Kyle’s daughters have reportedly been incredibly supportive. So, is Kyle’s daughter Alexia Umansky currently feuding with Morgan Wade for adding to her parents’ marital issues?
Did Alexia Umansky and Morgan Wade fall out over Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky’s marriage issues?
No, Alexia Umansky and Morgan Wade are not locked in a feud over Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky’s marriage. A fake story was put out on social media, but it bears no truth.
During the Season 14 reunion, Kyle admitted that she questioned her feelings for her friend Morgan and that she eventually spoke to her daughters about it. “Honestly, it was just a really proud moment for me, as a mom, how my daughters reacted. I wanted them to be always proud of me, and I didn’t wanna embarrass them,” Kyle admitted. She added that all of her daughters were “very supportive.” So, it seems as though there is mutual respect between Kyle, her daughters, and Morgan.
Meanwhile, RHOBH reunion host Andy Cohen was tired of Kyle’s secretive behavior about Morgan. While Morgan filmed some scenes for Season 13, Kyle did not even mention her name this season. According to Kyle, Morgan was no longer comfortable being part of the show.
Then Andy held Kyle’s feet to the fire. “I do just want to point out, putting out a music video that is the two of you as lovers, it contributed so mightily to a conversation that was already a runaway train,” Andy said. “And that was totally in her hands.” In 2023, Kyle played Morgan’s love interest in a sultry music video.
Well, Kyle and Morgan recently enjoyed some quality time together. Kyle joined Morgan for part of her international tour in Europe, with Kyle stating that her “vacation” was “great.”
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is available to stream on Peacock and Hayu in the UK and Ireland.
