Kyle Richards & Her Daughters Showed up For Erika Jayne In a Major Way: "Proud of You" (PICS)

Kyle and two of her four daughters — Alexia Umansky and Sophia Umansky — went all the way to the East Coast to see Erika perform as Roxie Hart in Chicago. Both Kyle and Alexia took to their Instagram Stories throughout the weekend, where they snapped photos of Erika, her curtain call, and the bustling New York City streets. 

Outside of the theater, Kyle took a photo of Erika's Chicago poster. "We're coming for you," she wrote in the caption of the post. Once inside, Alexia snapped a photo of Erika taking her bows on stage once the performance was done, and even got to meet up with her afterwards. In the photo from backstage, Sophia, Kyle, and Alexia can be seen wearing chic, all black outfits, surrounding Erika, who looked so beautiful dressed up in character, with her hair and makeup done for the performance.

 

In addition to just watching the performance, Kyle shared some super encouraging words to her friend. Kyle reposted Alexia's photo of the curtain call, where she left her own sweet message to Erika. "Proud of you," she wrote over the photo, tagging Erika alongside an emoji with stars in their eyes.

 

Inside Kyle Richards' trip to New York City with her daughters

Kyle, Alexia, and Sophia also got to take in everything that New York City has to offer in addition to seeing Erika perform. Alexia took to her Instagram Story over the weekend, where she snapped a photo of the skyline view outside of her bedroom, showing off the bustling city below her. She then went to a restaurant later in the day, where she sipped on a martini with two olives. 

 

When is Erika Jayne performing in Chicago on Broadway?

Erika's second run on Broadway began on Jan. 20, 2025. She will be performing in shows as the murderous housewife, Roxie Hart, until Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025.

Why Erika Jayne is "excited" for her performances in Chicago

It's unclear if any more of her RHOBH cast members will be making the trip out east to come see her performances. But no matter who shows up, Erika told The Daily Dish in January that she is just excited to complete all of the shows since her first time on Broadway was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"It's nice. I think it's nice for everybody," she said. "I'm excited that I get to finish out. I did like, 80, or 77 [shows] and now I get to go in and finish out my contract so it's nice."

See more from Erika Jayne's second opening night in Chicago, here.