Kyle Richards Looks Back on her Iconic 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Moments

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00:00People will come up to me on the street and ask me to leave that on their friend's voicemail.

00:04So I'm like, sure, no problem. You're such a liar, Camille.

00:07You're such a liar, Camille.

00:10I was like, well, she was lying. Why is that? Why do people think this is so amazing?

00:14I to this day, I'm like, I don't get it, but OK, I don't really love it.

00:17The people like have coffee cups of that on their T-shirts. It makes me laugh.

00:22I actually have it on a dish towel in my kitchen that someone sent me.

00:25And Camille was coming over to my house and I was like, oh, maybe I should

00:30hide this dish towel. Can we do splits in that dress?

00:33I'm trying, I'm trying.

00:39You know, it was my party trick. Unfortunately, it's no longer a trick.

00:43I've had to come up with some new material.

00:45You know, I always say I'm never doing it again because some people tweet or whatever.

00:49It's like, I don't ever want to see you do the splits again.

00:51And people are like, you have to do your splits.

00:53I'm like, oh, my gosh. OK, so it's not that, you know, like, oh, my God,

00:57I think it's so cool that I'm doing the splits. It's not that, guys.

01:00It's that I'm scared if I don't use it, I'll lose it.

01:03So if I stop doing the splits, what if I just can't do it one day?

01:06I would kill for you to do it right now.

01:07Oh, I'm sure you would. Yeah.

01:11I will say, though, being in a friendship with you is like playing chess with Bobby Fischer.

01:16The most accurate thing I've ever said.

01:20How accurate is that? That, you know, being friends

01:22with Lisa Vanderpump is like playing chess with Bobby Fischer. That's the truth.

01:25It was guess what? It was a compliment, darling.

01:32Oh, my gosh.

01:33So many people have asked me about running away in Amsterdam,

01:37and it really does sum up who I am in a nutshell.

01:40Since I'm a little girl, when there's confrontations or something scares me, I run and I hide.

01:46And in that moment, I was a little girl.

01:48Honestly, I just I became afraid and I didn't know.

01:50I don't know. I just I just took off.

01:52I have I don't even know what the thought process was.

01:55I saw them stand up. I got scared. I flee.

01:57You know, what can I tell you?

02:02What was so fun about that scene in Provence was that I was really doing that for the crew.

02:08We were like almost wrapping up towards the end.

02:10And I was teasing one of our producers.

02:13We used to be one of the audio guys.

02:16And I was like, oh, you used to walk like this.

02:18But now you walk like that.

02:19So I started imitating the crew and then it went on to the cast.

02:22And they were all laughing.

02:22And I, you know, we'd had I don't know how much wine at that point at this wine tasting.

02:26You get me going.

02:28And then I hear the crew laughing.

02:29Then that really fuels my fire.

02:31So I was like, OK, I'm entertaining the crew.

02:32They're all laughing. Let's keep going.

02:34And by the way, I have no room to talk because my walk is just as bad as Teddy's.

02:40Different, but really bad.

02:42There's no turning back.

02:43Goodbye, Kyle.

02:45Once again, thank you, Ken Todd, for that line,

02:48because I will be walking down the street in New York City and people will like yell

02:50out of their taxi.

02:51Goodbye, Kyle.

02:58It was the white party and she was a party crasher dancing with my husband.

03:02And he was too, like, shy or, you know, trying to be nice and not saying anything to her

03:07while he was dancing with our daughter.

03:09And I was like, I will actually kill you.

03:11And I will stick a Manolo in your eyeball.

03:14Get out of my house.

03:15That was the best satisfaction.

03:17Let me tell you, you know, walking her out.

03:19And I waited till she got to the end of the street.

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