Denise Richards teases return to Real Housewives of Beverly Hills FOUR YEARS after quitting over alleged Brandi Glanville hookup: ‘Never say never’

Denise Richards said she’s open to having a diamond again on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

The 53-year-old actress, who left the franchise. after season 10 in 2020 – said she would consider returning to the reality show despite her eventful guest appearances on season 13, which concluded in early March.

“I always say, ‘Never say never,'” Denise said. People at the Los Angeles Mission Easter Celebration on Friday.

He added: “We’ll see what happens when they come back for their season.”

The Wild Things alum also said her recent on-air battles with cast member Erika Girardi wouldn’t deter her decision.

“I have nothing against her,” he explained. “It’s just that sometimes there are silly fights on the show.”

The feud began when Denise expressed frustration with Erika for mentioning ‘threesomes’ in front of her children (Sami, 20, Lola Rose, 18, and Eloise Joni, 12) during a 2019 party, even though Erika claimed to have apologized.

Erika later made a comment on Denise’s eldest daughter Sami’s OnlyFans account.

The most recent season of RHOBH starred Jayne, Dorit Kemsley, Garcelle Beauvais, Crystal Kung Minkoff, Sutton Stracke, Annemarie Wiley and Kyle Richards.

Wiley recently revealed her decision not to return to RHOBH.

Previously, Denise left the franchise after season 10 in 2020 after rumors surfaced that she and Brandi Glanville had an affair with each other.

Brandi, who left the reality series in 2015, claimed she ‘connected’ with Denise while visiting her on the set of a movie in April 2019.

Richards, who has been married to Aaron Phypers, 51, since 2018, has repeatedly denied any and all allegations of an affair with Glanville.

Following the allegations, Denise also had a falling out with her 20-year-old former friend, Lisa Rinna, 59, who was booted from the show after eight seasons in January 2023.

Last year, Denise claimed she left the show because some of her co-stars were “playing dirty.”

“When I left after my second season, I felt like some of the women were very toxic and played very dirty,” she told Variety.

“I understand there has to be drama, but I also think it’s fun to see women having fun, especially in this age group.”

She added: “I really was myself on the show, I think some of the women are different on and off camera.”