Turns out Diana Jenkins has more than one of her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills costars in her corner.

We previously reported that Sheree Zampino recently defended Diana, saying the RHOBH newbie is “authentic” despite her enormous wealth.

Now, Crystal Minkoff is vouching for Diana amid pushback from fans that she’s pretentious and tacky.

Crystal believes that Diana keeps it real no matter what, unlike some of their co-stars.

“Here’s the thing with Diana: it’s because the people that I talk to in real life, like my friends, love her on the show. The audience online seems to not like her,” Crystal tells Entertainment Tonight. “I think she’s just a black-and-white person, and she’s just less forgiving, you know? Where I wear my heart on my shoulder, on like my sleeve. I think once she feels sort of wronged, it’s hard for her to see otherwise, and everyone has different personalities, and the audience doesn’t like that.”

“I get why people are hard on her, but that’s just who she is,” she continues, “and I appreciate that she won’t adjust. Like, that I think people don’t appreciate in her. Whereas other people move their personalities around to fit, she won’t and like, what else do you want? Do you want real, or do you want someone that’s gonna [be fake], right?”

Crystal adds that she’s “impressed” by Diana and how she’s handling the hate on social media, noting that it doesn’t seem to have phased her at all.

“She doesn’t adjust, and I think that that’s what people ask for, and so it’s like, take it or leave it,” she adds. “But that’s her.”

Check out Crystal’s interview below!

The clip was shared by Reality TV Guru on Twitter. The gossip page added their own two cents, saying, “Diana bc she’s not folding and doing what the audience/Twitter wants like Sutton and Garcelle do and pander to Twitter. Puppets #RHOBH. I hope she exposes them at the reuion.” 

Finally crystal said it. And she’s right y’all don’t like Diana bc she’s not folding and doing what the audience/Twitter wants like Sutton and garcelle do and pander to Twitter. Puppets #RHOBH I hope she exposes them at the reuion pic.twitter.com/SWy7k1z2IN

— The Reality TV Guru (@Realitytvguru13) July 21, 2022

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Wednesdays at 8 pm on Bravo.

Sheree Zampino may be the new girl on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills block, but she quickly got a handle on all of the ladies in the cast.

The friend of the Housewives appeared on David Yontef’s Behind the Velvet Rope podcast, where she made some surprising claims about her co-stars.

According to Sheree, Erika Jayne and Diana Jenkins are the most authentic ladies on the show, while Lisa Rinna gives her grandma vibes.

Sheree had much more to say, so let’s dive into it all. When it comes to Diana, Sheree insists she’s “authentic” and “real.”

This statement will be hard to swallow for many Bravo fans as Diana has quickly become the most unlikeable Beverly Hills Housewife since Carlton Gebbia.

Diana has dubbed herself the new RHOBH villain; fans aren’t even buying that title, with some pointing out that she’s “not even a good villain.”

On the other hand, Sheree insists that Diana is an interesting character on the show.

“I thought it was just in my experience; it was just the opposite, you know,” Sheree said. “And sometimes when you come in and when you’ve got hundreds of millions of rich, people already have preconceived notions about you.”

“She’s someone that I thought was interesting because she’s got money, but money doesn’t have her. I was very impressed with that,” she continued.“To most people, you’re going to be unrelatable, but I just thought she was so real. And she has it [money], but it doesn’t have her. She just shows up.”

While fans have labeled Diana “tacky” and pretentious, Sheree says she’s, in fact,“ very authentic and very real.”

“And she’s the kind of person you’re going to know exactly where you stand. I like that. Some people don’t want that. Some people want you to be phony to them. And you know what I mean? I don’t want that. I want to know exactly who you are, you know,” she added.

When it comes to Diana’s self-imposed villain title and claims she’s unrelatable, Sheree says it’s all part of the reality TV game before noting that she encourages fans to give Diana a chance and see who she really is beyond the wealth and drama.

“People need a villain,” Sheree confessed. “They do need a villain. It’s funny. Cause she says, you know, I am your new villain. You want me to be your new villain? And that’s exactly what she spoke it into existence. But I would hope that as time goes on, people will give her space to be. And just to see her humanity.”

“Some things she just can’t relate to. That’s just not her life,” she noted.“But look past that because you can always find redeeming qualities in somebody. I would say, what do you like about the person? We know what you don’t like and what they don’t like is that she’s got a lot of money. Well, don’t you want a lot of money? What is really the problem anyway.”

Moving on to Erika, Sheree said that she found the Pretty Mess singer “interesting.”

“I respect somebody who is honest and who’s transparent and puts it out there. And then I also like the fact that she takes responsibility. If she offends somebody or she says she will apologize, she will. That’s what I saw. That was my experience,” Sheree explained.

As for Rinna, Sheree found her to be maternal and dubbed her the grandma of the franchise.

“We were at her house, filming, and she’s making cookies, and she’s running around with her little hair bouncing around, making sure everybody’s cup is full, and they have enough to eat and like the cookies are coming out. And I was like, oh my God, like; she’s like a grandma. You know, because for me, my grandmother was so nurturing.”

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Wednesdays at 8 pm on Bravo.

Kyle Richards wants some familiar faces to return to the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

The OG Beverly Hills Housewife recently admitted that Brandi Glanville and Teddi Mellencamp would be back on the franchise if she had her way.

“She (Brandi) was always great TV,” Kyle admitted on the Kyle and Jackie O radio show.

“It was scary for me because she basically had nothing to lose, and she would say anything,” she continued. “But I feel like she actually has grown a lot, but yet she’s still herself. I’m actually friendly with her now; she’ll text me, always very sweet. She’s been an incredible friend to my sister Kim. And I think she’s great TV.”

Naturally, Kyle said she’d also bring back her real-life BFF Teddi, who starred on RHOBH for three seasons.

“Teddi is an incredible person and an incredible friend, and I think she is actually a great Housewife,” she explained. “I think if she came back, she’d be more comfortable just being more herself, and she’d be amazing.”

That said, Kyle also admitted that she doesn’t expect to see Teddi make any more guest appearances on RHOBH. Apparently, Teddi will only return if she’s a full-time Housewife.

“I would give anything for that because I had so much fun with her on the show, and I love being with her,” she added.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Wednesdays at 8 pm on Bravo.

Things aren’t so hunky dory for Dorit Kemsley.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star is coming under fire after she joked about “dodging a bullet – this time” following her home invasion.

Last year, Dorit was the victim of a horrific home invasion. She was reportedly held at gunpoint during the robbery, so fans were shocked when Dorit made a joke about “dodging a bullet” on last week’s episode of RHOBH.

In her confessional interview, Dorit commented on not testing positive for COVID-19 after co-stars Lisa Rinna, Erika Jayne, and Garcelle Beauvais all came down with the virus.

“Luckily, I’ve managed to dodge the bullet,” Dorit quipped. She then smirked and added, “this time.”

The joke didn’t land well with fans who took to Twitter to air out their feelings.

One fan found Dorit’s comment odd after she claimed to have PTSD following her home invasion ordeal.

Another fan tweeted, “Dorit, how could you say ‘dodge the bullet’ knowing what we know that Kyle [Richards] knows that Sutton [Stracke] allegedly knows that you’ve gone through?!”

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Erika Jayne was brought back to reality just moments after stepping off a plane at LAX following a luxurious vacation in Hawaii with Real Housewives of Beverly Hills costars Lisa Rinna and Diana Jenkins.

After arriving at LAX on Friday night, the Pretty Mess singer was served with papers for a $50 million racketeering lawsuit.

Erika, who was dressed in a white matching sweatsuit, looked less than thrilled while being approached at baggage claim by the process server. She also donned a fresh face with her hair in a top knot. She rocked white sneakers and a Gucci duffle bag to complete her look.

“I just wanted to give you these documents. This is a summons and complaint to serve you,” the woman said in a video of the incident obtained by Page Six.

The lawsuit, filed by Edelson PC, alleges that Erika was aware of her estranged husband Tom Girardi’s “scheme.” Tom allegedly embezzled settlement funds from the Lion Air 610 plane crash victims.

Erika has been accused of nine charges, including racketeering, conspiracy to commit racketeering, unlawful business practice, and deceit.

“Tom and Erika routinely misappropriated client settlement money to project an image of wealth and to prop up a lifestyle made for reality TV,” the lawsuit claims.

The lawsuit also claims that Erika’s company EJ Global “was created for the purpose of funneling money from Girardi Keese to benefit Erika.”

The court documents accuse Erika of “flaunt[ing]” her lavish lifestyle while also “acting as the ‘frontwoman’ of the operation, selling to the world (including unsuspecting clients) that Girardi Keese was successful.”

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The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Wednesdays at 8 pm on Bravo.

Things between Kim Richards and her sisters, Kyle Richards and Kathy Hilton, are hunky-dory even though she doesn’t talk to them much.

“I haven’t seen her … I did text both of my sisters the other day, and Kyle wrote me back, ‘I love you, Kim,’ and when I see the words, ‘I love you,’ I cry,” Kim told Us Weekly. “I love both of my sisters so much.”

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum revealed that the last time she saw her baby sister was in November 2021 at Kyle’s daughter Farrah Aldjufrie’s engagement party.

Despite Kim and Kyle’s past issues, Kim insists they are doing “great” these days.

“At one point, she was right down the street [and], maybe, I would stop by,” Kim said. “[If] she calls, I’m down. I’m right there … I don’t have a bone to pick with either one of my sisters, except I want them to love and get along. But you can’t force that.”

As for the season 12 drama that’s to come between Kyle and Kathy, Kim admits she doesn’t have a clue about it. Kim notes that she doesn’t watch RHOBH and hasn’t asked her sisters about their recent issues.

In the trailer for season 12 of RHOBH, fans learned that Kathy allegedly said some not-so-nice things about Kyle. The RHOBH OG caught wind of the comments and broke down in tears, claiming that she feels her oldest sister hates her.

“I know that the show can bring out stuff … and we say things when we’re upset and we’re angry or sad,” Kim explained. “I reminded my sisters [via text], ‘Remember the way mom raised us and what she wanted and what she instilled in us — our goals and our life as a family.’ And so I said, ‘If you need me, I’m here and just know that I love you.’”

“We’re not the kind of sisters that call and say, ‘Did you hear?’ That’s not us,” Kim continued. “Although it would be better maybe at this point, if I had heard from one of them before I get all these phone calls, because it’s not very fun when you hear everybody saying, ‘Kyle did this,’ [and] ‘Kathy did that,’ so apparently … I don’t know. I’m looking forward to seeing [the show] tonight.”

Regarding Kim’s relationship with Kathy, the former child actress says she and her older sister “don’t fight.”

“Kyle and I are more feisty … or maybe I was,” she confessed. “I don’t think I’m as feisty as I used to be, but I don’t know until you put me in the hot seat again. Not asking!”

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Wednesdays at 8 pm on Bravo.