Kyle Richards is clarifying whether or not she would date a woman.
The Bravo regular, 54, detailed the surprising question she had for her fellow ladies during Annemarie Wiley's birthday lunch in Ojai, California on Wednesday's episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills during a "after show" interview on Bravo.
Kyle made the women's jaws drop when she questioned, "Would you ever date a woman?" Nervous laughter erupted as she shrugged and replied, "Yeah, maybe."
"You know what, there are two reasons I said that," she clarified. "A for shock factor." B, since I'm at a point in my life when, I'm not sure. I have no discernment. Do you suppose I've ever considered getting a tattoo? 'Who am I to say?' I thought. 'I'm not sure!' I'm not passing any judgments. So, who knows? Whatever!"
The reality star revealed that she intends to wipe "everything clean" and start from "scratch of my own beliefs."
"And I'm just a lot more open-minded about a lot of things across the board," she said.
Her fresh outlook has been observed by those closest to her. "'Mom, I can't believe you got tattoos,' my girls remarked. "I adore this new enlightened, open-minded version of yourself," she exclaimed.
Kyle's statement comes amid speculations of a connection with Morgan Wade following her divorce from spouse Mauricio Umansky.
They became friends after meeting on social media, and they've spent a lot of time together since then, from joint workouts to holidays with other Housewives. Kyle forever marked their love by tattooing her first initial onto Morgan in a prior episode of RHOBH.
Kyle admits to feeling bad about the attention she's lavished on the country artist.
"You know she's an artist?" "She just wants to make music, and all of a sudden she's thrust into this world of gossip and tabloids and traveling and having paparazzi photograph her," she stated. "She just doesn't like any of that."
Kyle claims that the "Fall In Love With Me" singer dislikes being the focus of "attention" or "talked about" in tabloids.
"She just wants to make music, and all of a sudden I had a lot of guilt, you know, that I put her in this position," she went on to say, explaining how the unexpected public interest has caused her worry.
Though Morgan tells Kyle that the attention is "not your fault," Kyle admits she still feels "bad" about her role.
"Of course, I feel bad because it caused her anxiety." "Seeing these headlines, and, as I previously stated, being thrust into the spotlight, caused her anxiety," she continued. "Like myself, she suffers from anxiety, so I felt terrible to have put her in that position."
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