'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Spoilers, News: Kyle Richards Confronts Lisa Rinna Over Remarks About Kim's Sobriety

A large part of the current season of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" has revolved around Kim Richards' sobriety — despite the former child actress no longer being a main cast member of the reality series. As a result, younger sister Kyle has been the one dealing with everything that the other cast members have been saying. Things got especially heated this week as Kyle discovered what Lisa Rinna has been saying about Kim's issues behind her back.

After the latest episode titled "Hostile Hacienda" aired, Kyle made an appearance on "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" to discuss this particular issue. The reality star revealed that Kim is in a good place now but it has been difficult having her past continuously rehashed on the show.

"It's hard hearing those things. She's already defensive because she always feels like she's under the microscope because of things that she's gone through in the past and things that have happened. So when she hasn't done anything and she's feeling so great and to have these things said, it's upsetting," Kyle shared.

Kyle also revealed that Kim is stronger and is currently focused on her new grandchild so she doesn't think that these episodes will threaten Kim's sobriety. Nevertheless, Kyle will still stand up for her sister and there's bound to be more drama coming in the next episode of the reality show.

According to the synopsis for episode 11 titled "Backed into a Corner," Kyle will confront Lisa regarding what she has been saying about Kim. Though Erika Jayne tries to convince Lisa to come clean, the actress will be adamant that she has done nothing wrong.

Despite these tense encounters, the promo suggests that there will be good times as well with "a wild boat ride and a dance to remember."

Season 7 of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" airs every Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST on Bravo.

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