Brandi Glanville Says Lisa Vanderpump's Takedown On Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills Was "Not Fun To Watch"

Brandi Glanville‘s friendship-ending feud with Lisa Vanderpump is the stuff of legends on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

However, the RHOBH alum recently had a few things to say about her former BFF moving on from the show that made them both household names, and the former truth cannon of the 90210 was surprisingly…nice(?) regarding LVP‘s dramatic exit from the series.

“Honestly, I don’t think about her with the group of girls,” Brandi told Entertainment Tonight‘s Brice Sander. “She has so much going on herself, she doesn’t really fit in with the girls anymore. Because she’s not getting in a bikini and jumping off cliffs. She’s at that next chapter and she has everything — let’s be clear.

While her aversion to donning a two-piece and jumping off cliffs may have explained LVP ruining Erika Jayne‘s vacation in the Bahamas last season, Brandi admitted that it’s still hard to watch her bestie-turned-mortal-enemy take the fall during this year’s dog drama surrounding Dorit Kemsley, Lucy Lucy Apple Juice and a Radar Online hit piece.

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“It’s not fun to watch someone that you used to love kind of go down,” she confessed. “No matter what we went through, it’s not fun to watch. But I really just feel like…that chapter’s closed [for her].”

While Brandi may seem suddenly supportive of the OG she once referred to as “family,” she was singing a different tune when she popped up in Season 9. During her first cameo appearance on RHOBH in three years, Brandi insisted to pal Denise Richards that Lisa “for sure” leaked the damaging story about Dorit to the press, claiming her old friend “has a direct hotline to Radar Online.” On the RHOBH Aftershow following the episode, she even went as far as to say she was glad to see the cast finally “calling [LVP] on her shit,” calling her former bestie both “intoxicating” and “manipulative.”