Teddi Mellencamp Says Brandi Glanville Texts "Point Out A Pattern When It Comes To Denise Richards"; Kyle Richards Slams Denise For Being "Censored Version Of Denise" That She Wants People To See

Teddi Mellencamp Says Brandi Glanville Texts “Point Out A Pattern When It Comes To Denise Richards”; Kyle Richards Slams Denise For Being “Censored Version Of Denise” That She Wants People To See

During the last episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Kyle Richards and Dorit Kemsley threw a baby shower for Teddi Mellencamp. And since that premise alone wasn’t very interesting, Kyle decided to include Brandi Glanville, a woman that has zero relationship with Teddi.

Obviously, Denise Richards said she was sick to get out of this event. Was she really sick? Probably not, but who could blame her for ditching the opportunity to be set up and humiliated at yet another group meal?

At that baby shower, Brandi passed her phone around so the women could read her texts with Denise. At this point, all we know is that they’ve sent each other a lot of texts and Denise uses phrases like “love you” when she texts her friends. Neither of those revelations qualifies as a smoking gun, but the women were salivating at Brandi unleashing her ammunition against Denise.

During a recent appearance on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills After Show, Teddi said, “This kind of pointed out a pattern of, you know, a pattern when it comes to Denise. She comes and goes and disappears depending on where she is in her life.” Doesn’t everyone do that though? We all come and go depending on what’s going on in our lives.

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Don’t get me wrong, Denise is obviously deflecting, but why is it anyone’s business is she hooked up with Brandi? It’s not.

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Kyle chimed in with “I think it was the same thing that we were all feeling. You know? We were getting this censored version of Denise, this, you know, ‘saying to you what she wants people to see’ Denise instead of being genuine, open, and being able to have an authentic friendship.”