Andy Cohen has always been a fan of Lisa Vanderpump but that doesn’t mean The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills The OG star will return to the franchise.

“It was said everywhere that I was trying to bring back Lisa Vanderpump. THE [Real] Housewives of Beverly Hills“, revealed Cohen, 56, during the Tuesday January 21, episode from his SiriusXM radio show Andy Cohen live.

Cohen, who is executive producer on RHOBAdenied starting the rumors and insisted Vanderpump, 64, had better things to do than take back your diamond.

“Let me reiterate my abject love for Lisa Vanderpump, but I don’t know where the rumor came from,” he told listeners. “I don’t see her coming back to this show.”

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Cohen’s co-host John Hill ” agreed with his assessment, adding, “I don’t know why that would even be a rumor.” She doesn’t need to come home.

Hill explained that the Los Angeles-based series doesn’t “need” Vanderpump to return. “She has her own thing,” he concluded.

Cohen hinted that the current casting wouldn’t exactly fit Vanderpump. “She and Dorit [Kemsley] And Kyle [Richards] you know, I guess she’s kind of friends with Garcelle [Beauvais]” he said, interrupting himself.

The Bravo host said he doesn’t think Vanderpump “has any desire” to work with the RHOBA stars and they have “no desire to interact” with her.

Vanderpump was part of the original cast of RHOBA when it premiered in 2010 alongside Kyle, 56, and his sister Kim Richards as well as Taylor Armstrong, Camille Grammer And Adrienne Maloof.

Vanderpump was a staple on the show for nine seasons before its 2019 release — and her drama with Kyle has been widely highlighted. (Kyle is still there RHOBAwhile Vanderpump starred in spin-offs of the series Vanderpump Rules, Villa Vanderpump and more over the years.)

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During his last season on RHOBAVanderpump fell out with several castmates. At the time, she was accused of forcing her Vanderpump Dog employees to talk about Kemsley’s adopted dog Lucy ending up in an exterminator shelter.

Kyle initially remained neutral, but eventually questioned whether Vanderpump had leaked the story to the press, which ended with Kyle getting kicked out of her house.

While PuppyGate derailed their friendshipCohen said Kyle and Vanderpump had a running joke between the two who pays the check when they cross paths.

“I like to feel like once a year, Kyle meets Vanderpump somewhere and they kind of send each other their bill or their drink,” Cohen recalled Tuesday. “I think Vanderpump paid Kyle’s bill one time or sent him his bill.”

The producer admitted that he “could be wrong about this story”, but he is confident that the former friends know how to behave when they are in the same place.

“They always have a funny [interaction]“added Cohen. “It seems like when they meet in public, they have a little shade with each other, which I appreciate.”