Things are all good between Kathy Hilton and her sister Kyle Richards despite the drama that occurred between them while filming season 12 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Kathy recently chatted with Entertainment Tonight and insisted that things between her and Kyle are all hunky dory.

“We’re great,” Kathy revealed.

When asked about her much-hyped meltdown in Aspen, Kathy admitted that she “said some things out of frustration” and “some things that I should not have said.”

She added, “I did apologize to Kyle.”

As for Lisa Rinna’s meddling, Kathy chalks it up to Lisa, caring about both her and Kyle.

“I think that she cares a lot about Kyle, and I think that she cares about me, and I think that she just wanted to help out,” Kathy shared. “Hopefully, everybody has good intentions, and it works itself out.”

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In May, Kyle hinted about her season 12 drama with Kathy, calling their issues “complicated and complex.”

“It’s so complicated and complex. All I can say is, we’re family, and we’re going to have these moments,” Kyle told Page Six. at the time. “I feel like my sisters and I, we have arguments, we make up, we’re blood. I don’t know if everyone is like that. The fact that we’re on television complicates things.”

She further elaborated on the May 11 episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.

On WWHL, Kyle revealed that she and Kathy had stopped talking during a “rough patch” but that they have reconciled following the recent suicide of their mutual childhood friend.

Kyle also admits she was “naive” and “really thought [she and Kathy] would never fight again.”

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’s already got some notes for OG cast member Kyle Richards.

The friend of the Housewives believes that Kyle needs to stop inserting herself into the drama between Garcelle Beauvais and Erika Jayne in order to defend the Pretty Mess singer.

The entrepreneur believes Kyle needs to “sit down” and stop acting like she’s the show’s “moderator.”

“I like Kyle, but sometimes I think Kyle needs to sit down somewhere,” Sheree told E! News. “She’s an OG, she’s been on every season, she’s very connected to the show…but she acts as the moderator.”

Another instance that proved Sheree’s point was when there was a showdown between Sutton Stracke, Diana Jenkins, and Garcelle at the Real host’s birthday party. According to Sheree, Kyle jumped in once again to play referee between the ladies.

Clearing the air!

Erika Jayne clarifies her comments about Crystal Minkoff’s eating disorder after receiving backlash on social media.

On the July 20 episode of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Crystal opened up about her ongoing eating disorder struggles. Most of the cast comforted Cyrstal about her issues and encouraged her to open up to them. Yet, Erika took another approach and joked about Cyrstal’s eating issues while encouraging her to take laxatives.

Bravo fans took offense to Erika’s comments, even if they were in jest. Now, Erika is clarifying her comments that Crystal should seek professional help for her eating issues.

“Crystal has told us about it, and she’s been very open on Instagram [and] social media about her eating disorder. And when I was going through my mental health stuff, I reached out to a psychiatrist to help me,” Erika explained during the RHOBH After Show. “I reached out and got treated. I couldn’t understand why Crystal when I asked her this, she said, ‘No.’”

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

Yolanda Hadid is back in business after taking a nearly year-long hiatus from Instagram.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum returned to Instagram on Sunday after a nine-month social media detox.

The mother of three explained that she took time away from the social media platform to “reevaluate” her life after the death of her mother, Ans van den Herik.

“After the loss of my mother, I really struggled with depression followed by a Lyme relapse…. the emotional stress and grief strongly effected [sic] my immune system,” Yolanda wrote in her Instagram post.

“My phone addiction didn’t help either; it started to take so much time away from being present in my life … I realized that we are slowly starting to lose the art of communication, and it’s creating a deep loneliness within us,” she continued.

Yolanda called the nine-month-long break a “wonderful reset.” She added that it was a time to “break the habit of picking up [her] phone 50 times a day.”

“Learning to focus on myself, my health journey, and being present in this moment of my life,” she explained. “Time has slowed down and feels a lot calmer, more time to just sit and actually read a book, time to reconnect with people, be creative, and most importantly, time with my family. I am excited to be back and see what you’ve all been up to.”

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