RHOBH’s Dorit Kemsley Shades Camille as ‘Thirsty,’ Calls Out Kyle

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Dorit Kemsley is shading Camille Grammer as “[thirsty]” on the heels of their messy encounter on Tuesday night’s episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Following the episode, which saw Dorit, 48, repeatedly calling Camille, 56, a “c*nt,” Dorit explained why she was so peeved by her castmate as Kyle Richards, 55, defended inviting Camille to her party, Erika Jayne, 53, attempted to explain Dorit’s antics, and Sutton Stracke, 53, shamed the women for their “embarrassing” feud.

“Camille has been coming around year after year after year after year trying to get a rise out of me. And I don’t give it to her. OK, b*tch. Is this what it’s going to take to get you to go away?” Dorit wondered as she looked back on their spat on the December 17 episode of the RHOBH: After Show. “You have no business coming in trying to ruffle my feathers over something from eight years ago that was a nothing. It was a nothing.”

“How many apologies, how many this, how many that, how much attention? I swear to you, I have said this over and over. I have never met a thirstier human. Dehydrated,” Dorit continued.

She then took aim at Kyle for inviting Camille to the event.

“We are trying to mend fences. We’re trying to move forward. You know full well that you bring this woman around and she’s got one purpose and one purpose only. And that is, ‘Oh, there. Dorit,’” she explained.

But Kyle insisted it wasn’t “abnormal” for her to invite Camille to one of her parties.

“I was also having issues with Dorit and there’s other issues going on in the group. If I start saying, ‘I can’t invite this one because this one has a problem,’ I wouldn’t have a party ever again,” she reasoned.

Although Kyle was “[blown] away” by Dorit’s “unnecessary” antics against Camille, Erika had compassion for her co-star as she targeted Camille’s past behavior.

“Hold on,” she interjected. “If you remember, in Camille’s sit down, she said she was sorry for [Denise Richards], that her rented house burned down [in the Malibu fires in 2018]. Camille is no angel in that. I’m sorry that Camille’s house burnt down. I don’t want anybody’s house to burn down.”

“I’m not saying Camille’s an angel. I’m not saying that. I’m saying it felt very unnecessary to call her a c*nt,” Kyle replied.

Continuing on, Erika said she was “not surprised” to see Dorit lash out. After all, she was in the midst of a split from her husband, Paul “PK” Kemsley, 57.

“This is the worst time in her life. And I remember how ugly I acted and how ugly I was so I cannot sit here and pretend to be, ‘Oh my god!’ I can’t do that. I just am accepting it for what it is,” she shared.

Then, after Kyle said she felt that was “a bad excuse,” Erika confirmed she did not.

“I acted terribly. I was terrible. My life was out of control, including the way I was acting. So when I look at it through my eyes, I’m like, ‘I’m gonna give her grace for this one.’ Now, if it continues, that’s a different story,” she explained.

Elsewhere, Sutton called out all parties involved. 

“I cannot believe that I brought my daughter to this party with us fighting like this and also with these slurs being slung across the table,” she stated. “I was embarrassed for myself and embarrassed for my daughter that she had to watch it. It was not a good moment for any of us. I don’t think any of us should be proud of it. I wasn’t proud to be a part of it.”

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 14 airs Tuesdays at 8/7c on Bravo.