Rihanna is sold on Kyle Richards and Morgan Wade as a couple, even though the reality TV star and country music singer won’t admit it.
“I mean, duh,” the Fenty Beauty founder told Interview magazine in its spring 2024 cover story, released Tuesday, when asked if she thought Richards and Wade were romantically involved.
“Look, I love Kyle. It’s weird to comment on her relationship because I don’t know the facts,” the “Housewives” superfan continued. “I just feel like she’s been able to look at her marriage again from a new perspective.”
Rihanna, 36, speculated that the “Wilder Days” singer, 29, made the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star, 55, “feel valued” and “cute, quirky and fun” when Richards’ ex-husband, Mauricio Umansky, took her “for granted.”
“And that’s why I think there’s something with Morgan,” the “Diamonds singer” shared, “because sometimes it takes that to fight for what you deserve.”
Rihanna, however, refused to engage when the interviewer mentioned Allison DuBois, the psychic who predicted Richards and Umansky’s split years ago on “RHOBH.”
“Dude, stop. I’m not going into that,” RiRi replied. “You messy bitch.”
DuBois appeared on a 2010 episode of the Bravo reality series and informed Richards that her marriage to the real estate mogul was doomed.
Upon learning that the couple was splitting last year, DuBois joked on social media, “I guess I’m the only one who saw this coming.”
Richards and Wade have since sparked romance rumors for months, although the Bravolebrity maintained that she and Umansky, 53, were resolving their unhappiness.
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But only recently did she admit that she and the agency’s founder had stopped going to couples therapy.
“We’re just taking a break, but we get along really well and we’re really good friends,” she said on Amazon Live.
Although neither Richards nor Umansky have filed for divorce, her marital status doesn’t stop her from openly flirting with Wade.
“Save a horse, ride a cowgirl,” the reality star recently commented in a Wade clip, referencing Big & Rich’s hit song “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy).”
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