Lisa Rinna offered a slight apology to Andy Cohen for dissing The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills during a recent appearance on his radio show.
After being featured on That’s a Gay A** Podcast earlier this month, where she compared the show to the Titanic and suggested producers were “looking to save it,” potentially with the return of Lisa Vanderpump, 64, Lisa, 61, attempted to explain her comments as Andy, 56, called her out.
“Why are you saying that the show is the Titanic?” Andy asked on SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live, accusing her of “[mouthing] off” on the podcast.
“Hello, have you met me?” Lisa replied.
Once Andy noted that Lisa was “so moved past” the show and “doing [her] own thing,” Lisa apologized for hurting his feelings.
“I put my foot in my mouth. It’s not that. That show’s gonna go on and on and on. I misused my words … The boat that’s sinking … I meant to say Titanic, and I said it, and I’m sorry I hurt your feelings,” she explained.
But her statements still didn’t sit well with Andy.
“That’s what you meant to say? It’s a boat that’s sinking and not the Titanic?” he pressed. “You’re not a Housewife anymore, but that was a little bit of an old-school Housewife apology … It was a non-apology apology.”
“I don’t really feel bad about it, though,” Lisa fired back.
At that point, Andy reminded Lisa that several of her friends were still on the show.
“It’s not just about me,” he noted. “You did just also insult three of your good friends.”
Looking back at a recent run-in with Erika Jayne, 53, Lisa told Andy that her former co-star didn’t say anything to her about the “Titanic” diss, but she offered her an apology anyway.
According to Lisa, she was getting her information from RHOBH‘s fanbase.
“So, you need to take a look at that, honey,” she advised.
“I’m good. I know what the season is, and I know what the ratings are,” he responded.
At that point, Lisa seemed to change her tune — before suggesting a cast shakeup.
“It’s great. Listen, it’s not going anywhere. This franchise is not going anywhere. Let me say that right now. You can put anybody on the show. Mix it up,” she recommended.
During her appearance on That’s a Gay A** Podcast, Lisa admitted to suspecting that producers were eyeing an LVP return because they know she’s “not going back.”
While Andy did get an “I am sorry” out of Lisa, who claimed she “didn’t think” about what she was saying in the moment, he continued to call her out for speaking out against the show.
“Okay, I f*cked up! I f*cked up!” she said in response.
Meanwhile, during another moment of Andy’s radio show, he said he was glad to see that Lisa had remained friends with the ladies.
“I see them, I talk to them a lot and period. End of story. It’s the truth, and so that’s great,” she confirmed.
