‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Season 7, News Update: The Buzz About Ousters and Entries

By Dipannita - 03 Jun '16 09:47AM

Season 7 of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' was officially announced two months back and now the filming will follow suit as soon as the cast is finalized.

According to reports, the reality show will have a few new faces in the upcoming season. Sydney Holland is likely to become a part of the show. She is the ex-girlfriend of Summer Redstone, the billionaire media tycoon and owner of Viacom.

Her entry promises lots of drama as her connection to him gives the showrunners enough of spice to build interesting plots. The duo had a 5-year-old relationship and they split in 2015 after the 93-year-old business mogul reportedly caught her cheating.

Among the old faces, producers are yet to declare who they are repeating. As for ousters, Kathryn Edwards, who debuted last season will not be coming back and a hunt for her replacement is on. Kyle Richards is also being shown the exit door because producers are tired of her storyline which had nothing but sibling drama.

The last season did not see her creating much interest and her rivalry with sister Kim was becoming boring. Yolanda Hadid might also find herself downgraded to part-time due to her shocking divorce and disease. It seems to be in her best interest to quit the show.

As far as sixth season's remaining cast i.e. Lisa Rinn, Eileen Davidson, Erika Girardi and Lisa Vanderpump are concerned, Rinna has indicated a potential exit. Her social media updates hint at her desire to leave as she stated on Twitter that she does not want to end as a housewife because she did not start as one.

Vanderpump too seems to be sharing her desire as she has said that her return depends on a lot of things and she has not decided yet. But Girardi looks set to return as the show has boosted her musical career and she has also expressed her gratefulness for getting the opportunity to participate.

The seventh season 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' is expected to come back by fall this year.