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RHOBH’s Kyle Richards had ‘difficult’ sexual conversations with daughters

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RHOBH’s Kyle Richards had ‘difficult’ sexual conversations with daughters

Kyle Richards has opened up about discussing her sexuality with her daughters (Getty Images)

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards has revealed she was terrified of talking to her daughters about her sexuality in the wake of media speculation.

Richard, who starred in the California-based Real Housewives show since its first season in 2010, recently split from her husband of 27 years, Mauricio Umansky, as speculation surrounds her relationship with singer Morgan Wade swirled.

I’m talking to Page Six Virtual Reali-Tea podcast, Richards said that the conversation with her four children — 36-year-old Farrah, Alexia, who is 28, Sophia, 24, and 16-year-old Portia — was “the hardest thing I’ve ever had with (them). and I was terrified. I just wanted to be as honest as possible.”

She added: “There were stories about me and… this made me wonder and question myself.”

Richards, who shares Farrah with her first ex-husband, Guraish Aldjufrie, and the other three with Umansky, said she had “never thought that way” about a girlfriend.

“This is not the way I was raised. That’s not even the way my mind worked. And suddenly I thought like that and I wanted to be as honest as possible (with the kids) because they are my best friends.

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“I like to lead by example and I thought, ‘If this is what I’m going through and feeling, I want them to always feel comfortable enough to share have the most difficult conversations with me and know that they will be accepted no matter what’.”

She needn’t have worried: the children’s reactions were nothing but accepting.

“When I had that conversation, their response and reaction to me, I thought, ‘Wow, I’m so impressed with these four women in front of me,’ and I thought, ‘Maybe, just maybe, I did it right,’” because that was my proudest moment as a mother, just to see how they all reacted.”

Although Richards has not addressed her sexuality, she revealed that she has been spending less time with Wade.

“I don’t think she wanted anything to do with my role on reality TV and everything that came with it,” the star said.

Season 14 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills starts on Tuesday (November 19).

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