Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 5: Taylor, Adrienne, Camille All Returning?

"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" alum Taylor Armstrong is reportedly eager to return to the show in season 5 amid reports claiming her former costars Adrienne Maloof and Camille Grammer have returned.

The Oklahoma native relocated to Colorado earlier this year shortly after marrying lawyer John Bluher, however, they are now set to return to Beverly Hills with her daughter Kennedy. Armstrong left the show after season 3 and while she has since moved on to other reality TV ventures, including Vh1's "Couple's Therapy," she reportedly wants to return to "Housewives."

"Taylor finally wore John down, and he has agreed to move back to Beverly Hills with her daughter, Kennedy," a source told RadarOnline.com.

"She is obsessed with fame, and misses being on camera. She would love to appear on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills again, and feels that she has a compelling storyline because she is a newlywed," the insider explained. "Deep down, John should have known that Taylor would never be happy living in Colorado."

Armstrong began dating Bluher in 2012 and the couple announced their engagement last year. Bluher was a strong source of support for Armstrong following her late husband Russell's 2011 suicide.

On Monday, reports revealed that fellow season 1 veterans Maloof and Grammer had begun filming scenes for season 5. They recently attended Kyle Richards' annual white party and Bravo TV cameras were on hand to capture all of the drama, according to TMZ.com.

Season 4 additions Carlton Gebbia and Joyce Giraud are not retuning to the hit reality TV show due to a reported lack of storylines. Maloof and Grammer will reportedly replace them, however, they will not be full-time housewives.

Also set to return in season 5 is Brandi Glanville, sisters Kim and Kyle Richards, Lisa Vanderpump and Yolanda Foster.

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