Kyle Richards Claims She Will ‘Take a Minute’ To Forgive Dorit After ‘RHOBH’ Finale

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  • Kyle Richards and Dorit Kemsley may need time apart after differences revealed in RHOBH reunion, with Richards admitting forgiveness will take time.

  • Kemsley felt Richards’ message was manipulative to silence her, shared details with Erika Jayne, leading to confrontation during reunion.

  • Richards was shocked by Kemsley revealing private conversation, noting it’s not something you do to a close friend, sparking further tension.

Kyle Richards and Dorit Kemsley may take some time apart before they can hash out some differences revealed in the RHOBH reunion.

Kemsley, 47, noted during the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 13 reunion that Richards, 55, had sent her a message the length of a ‘novel’ requesting they keep their differences to themselves.

The mother of two claimed it was an attempt to ‘silence her’ before the filming started.

Now, in light of that revelation, Richards admitted during an Amazon Live on Thursday that it would take time for her to fully forgive Kemsley.

“I did not know at that time that she read my text message, and that was private, and I was really shocked by that,” Richards explained during the live stream. “She’s someone who I care about and her family. It’s going to take me a minute.”

The star also noted she was surprised to discover Kemsley revealing all the details of their conversation.

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“Because in all the years of doing this show — fourteen years there now — I’ve never, ever shared anything that’s been said to me off camera or a text that’s off camera, private,” she continued. “I’m not someone who likes to hold onto any anger or negativity but I do need a minute.”

Richards added, “She is my friend, and I care about her and her family a lot, but you don’t do that to your close friend. You just don’t.”

Kemsley also shared details of the exchange with Erika Jayne as they got ready in a dressing room.

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“It was so manipulative, it was so calculated,” Kemsley said before handing her cell phone to Jayne, who read the message aloud.

“Some interview comments hurt my feelings and created more issues for me,” an excerpt from the text message flashed on-screen. “I don’t want to lose someone else in my life over a TV show. They don’t even know we are going through a hard time so I don’t see the need to bring it up here.”

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Jayne, 52, agreed that the message felt manipulative and Kemsley declared that “fair is fair’ when bringing up hard conversations at reunions.

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The duo have experienced their fair share of difficulties on season 13 of the Bravo show.

On the reunion stage, Richards confronted Kemsley for bringing up her marital problems with Mauricio Umansky on camera “when we are good friends.”

“You knew that by saying something like that, it was going to create a bigger problem for me in the media with the whole Morgan situation,” Richards added, referencing ongoing rumors about a romance with the country singer.

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