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Rihanna just weighed in on two hot topics of the Real Housewives franchise: Kyle Richards‘ relationship with Morgan Wade and Monica Garcia‘s exit from The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.
Just months after spending time with the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 55, and her family in Aspen, the 36-year-old musician admitted to thinking there’s “something” romantic going on between Kyle and Morgan, 29. She also revealed if she thinks Monica, 39, should be brought back to RHOSLC, despite her Instagram blogger past.
“I mean, duh,” Rihanna told Interview magazine with a laugh. “Listen, I love Kyle. It’s weird commenting on her relationship because I don’t know the facts. I just feel like she was able to re-observe her marriage through a new lens.”
According to Rihanna, she believes Kyle began to feel taken for “granted” by Mauricio Umansky, 53, whom she separated from last summer amid rumors of a romance between her and Morgan.
“For once, someone else made her feel valued, made her feel like she was cute and quirky and fun and all the great things that maybe were taken for granted before. And that’s why I believe that there’s something with Morgan, because sometimes, it takes that for you to fight for what you deserve,” she explained.
Then, when the interviewer started to bring up what psychic Allison Dubois said about Mauricio never fulfilling her, Rihanna interjected.
“Man, stop. I’m not getting into that. You messy b*tch,” Rihanna joked before adding, “That was really f*cked up. The flashback of that.”
Rihanna was also asked about Monica’s potential future with Bravo, prompting her to mention Vanderpump Rules star Tom Sandoval, 41, who returned to the show for season 11 after he cheated on longtime girlfriend Ariana Madix, 38, with their now-ex-co-star, Rachel “Raquel” Leviss, 29, throughout season 10.
“I mean, if Tom Sandoval can come back, Monica should definitely be able to come back,” she reasoned.
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