Get the champagne ready for another season of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills!
The ladies who lunch, fight and shop are coming back and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned who will be on the third season and who won’t!
“Kim and Kyle Richards, Adrienne Maloof and Lisa Vanderpump have all signed their contracts,” a show insider confirms to RadarOnline.com.
“Brandi Glanville will be back for a third season as well,” the source says. “Her addition to the show was a lot of fun and really mixed things up.”
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Camille Grammer will not be returning after being told her part would be relegated to a minor one next season.
But, Taylor Armstrong is in!
“Taylor is coming back for a third season,” the source confirms.
Following the tragic suicide of her estranged husband Russell Armstrong, things were up in the air for the widow, but she’s finally signed on the dotted line and will be back.
As for the cat claws that were out last season, expect them to be back and sharper than ever!
“The tensions are high among the women and they’re all ready to make this the most explosive season yet,” the source says.
As for new additions, RadarOnline.com has learned that the Bravo producers really want music mogul David Foster’s wife Yolanda Hadid on the show but her deal hasn’t been finalized yet.
The latest addition to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast has called off her wedding to John Flynn, the businessman she’s been dating for six years. The couple have a two-year-old son, John Cayden Flynn.
“We realized that we’ve become more friends than romantic partners,” she says. “It’s better for us to break up and concentrate on our son right now.”
“My fiancé and I have decided to go our separate ways,” Dana, 38, tells Life & Style Weekly.
Not an actual housewife herself, Dana was added to the cast in the second season along with model Brandi Glanville as “Friends of the Housewives.”
Dana is a Lamborghini-owning business tycoon who is reportedly worth $12 million.
She began as an event planner for the stars (she masterminded the infamous $60,000 tea birthday party Taylor and Russell Armstrong threw for their 4-year-old daughter in season one.)
Dana also founded and owns the Adwil Agency,” a boutique web application development company and product placement firm,” as Bravo puts it.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is adding even more sparkle in its second season, introducing new blinged-out castmembers Brandi Glanville and Dana Wilkey to the established cast.
We know plenty about Playboy Club star Eddie Cibrian's ex-wife, but Dana is relatively unknown—although this isn't her first time at the 90210 reality rodeo. Here's the scoop on the new RHOBH star, and where you may have seen her before...
She's Taylor Armstrong's BFF: Billed by Bravo as a "friend of the Housewives," Dana told E! News she landed the role because she's "really good friends with Taylor." She already saw some screentime alongside Russell's soon-to-be ex-wife in season one.
That $60K Kiddie Party? Thank You, Dana: Party planner Dana organized the outlandish Mad Hatter-themed birthday bash Taylor threw for herself her 4-year-old daughter, featured last season on RHOBH. While organizing events for film premieres and celebrities in the U.S. and Europe, the entrepreneurial USC graduate also founded the Adwil Agency, a boutique web application development company and product placement firm whose tagline is "We find the drama in you." Based on the season-two preview, she sure manages to find the drama in the Beverly Hills Housewives.
Girl Just Wants to Have Fun: When she's not throwing them, Dana seems to enjoy a good party herself, expressing a particular fondness for flavored tequila on her Twitter page. She collects both Barbies and original artwork, which she can obviously afford: She drives a Lamborghini, and her new house has a private theater and pool with a current machine.
Drama Mama: In addition to her 2-year-old son, Dana will become a stepmother to her fiancé's adult children, 18 and 22, when she marries the "serial entrepreneur" next year. Dana's own mother was tragically killed in a car accident when she was young.
Look Out, Allison DuBois? Dana says this season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills "makes last season look like a Cinderella story," telling E! News, "It's gonna be a doozy." Dana is proud that she "calls people on their B.S.," but also worries about their reaction to the show: "I hope they don't hate me!" We think Dana's safe—in the season-two preview, it's fellow newbie Brandi Glanville who incurs the wrath (and at least one "slut pig" slur) from the Richards sisters. Plus, as Dana pointed out to E! News, "I don't look crazy in the trailer, but my friends look nuts!"
