RHOBH's Kyle Richards Shocks Fans by Officially Getting Engaged to Girlfriend Morgan Wade After Years of Secretly Dating
In a twist no one saw coming, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards has officially announced her engagement to country singer Morgan Wade, confirming years of speculation about their rumored relationship. The Bravo icon, who spent months dodging questions and downplaying her connection to Wade, finally dropped the bombshell news in an emotional Instagram post that left both fans and fellow Housewives speechless.
Richards, 56, shared a series of stunning black-and-white photos from the intimate proposal, featuring the pair in matching denim jackets and cowboy boots — a nod to Wade’s Southern roots. “She’s my heart, my home, and my future,” Kyle captioned the post, her diamond ring sparkling in the sunlight. Within minutes, the comment section exploded with shock, support, and even a few thinly veiled jabs from her
Rumors of Kyle and Morgan’s relationship first began swirling in 2022 after fans noticed their undeniable chemistry, matching tattoos, and constant presence in each other’s social media posts. At the time, Kyle was still married to real estate mogul
Mauricio Umansky, and she consistently denied any romantic involvement with Wade, insisting they were “just close friends.” The denials only fueled the gossip, with many Bravo fans speculating that Richards’ marriage troubles and sudden personality shift were tied to her growing connection with the 29-year-old musician.
Following months of intense media scrutiny and a highly publicized separation from Mauricio, Kyle’s latest announcement seems to confirm what many had long suspected — that her bond with Morgan went far beyond friendship. Sources close to the couple claim that the engagement happened during a private getaway to Nashville, where Morgan had planned a heartfelt proposal surrounded by close friends and family. “Kyle was in tears,” the insider revealed. “She said yes immediately. It was the happiest she’s looked in years.”
The engagement marks a dramatic turning point for the RHOBH veteran, whose personal life has been a central storyline on the show’s recent seasons. Bravo viewers watched as cracks began to form in Kyle and Mauricio’s marriage, leading to endless speculation about infidelity, emotional distance, and Kyle’s newfound independence. Morgan’s appearance in Kyle’s life — through music collaborations, workout sessions, and joint public appearances — quickly became a flashpoint for fan debate and tabloid headlines.
Despite the controversy, many fans have rallied behind Kyle’s decision to embrace her truth. “She looks genuinely happy for the first time in forever,” one fan commented, while another added, “Kyle deserves to love freely — we’ve all seen how much she’s evolved.” Others, however, remain skeptical, accusing the reality star of using the engagement as a publicity move ahead of
RHOBH Season 14.
Meanwhile, insiders say that the upcoming season will reportedly delve deep into Kyle’s new relationship and the fallout with her estranged husband. “The cameras have been rolling,” a Bravo production source teased. “Viewers will see how the engagement unfolded, how her daughters reacted, and what this means for her future on the show.”
Kyle and Morgan have yet to reveal wedding plans, but fans are already speculating about a possible Bravo-filmed ceremony — one that could easily rival any Beverly Hills wedding in glamour and chaos. For now, the newly engaged couple seems focused on celebrating their love away from the spotlight, sharing cozy snapshots of life together on Morgan’s Nashville ranch.
Whether fans see it as a fairytale ending or a scandalous new beginning, one thing is clear — Kyle Richards has rewritten her story. After decades of being known as the loyal wife and Beverly Hills matriarch, she’s stepping into a new chapter — one defined not by status or expectation, but by unapologetic love.
Alix Earle Thanks ‘DWTS’ Guest Judge Cheryl Burke for Her ‘Critiques and Feedback’ After Stepmom’s Diss

Despite what her family might think, Alix Earle was grateful for former Dancing With the Stars
“I really appreciated your critiques and feedback so helpful for me as someone in the competition,” Alix, 24, wrote in the comment section of Cheryl’s recent TikTok video. “Thank you.”

The video, posted late last week, featured Cheryl reflecting on her experience at the judges table — and some criticism that came after.
“After taking a day to really sit with everything — the feedback from my guest judging, the body-shaming remarks, the kind words, the harsh ones, and everything in between — here’s where I’m at,” the 41-year-old professional dancer captioned the video, posted on Thursday, October 30, which was nearly three minutes long.
“I am actually proud of myself for being able to really get my point across in just a few seconds that I had, because that’s what I was the most nervous about,” Cheryl said in her video. “I hope that what was said is something that can be helpful to the remaining couples.”
The former DWTS pro noted that her comments came from “personal experience” of being on the show. (Cheryl appeared on the ABC competition series for 26 seasons.)
Cheryl noted that the “aggressive” reaction to her comments — including “body shaming” — was not OK.
“I know that I did the best that I could with the information that I had and with what I saw in real time,” Cheryl added. “For the people who think body shaming is OK, especially in front of your children, that sends a powerful message about what you value. And clearly it’s not kindness.”
She concluded, “I was simply again, doing my job as a judge, giving feedback based on almost 20 years of my life, and if my score was different from the other judges, it was by one point. I have dedicated my whole life towards being a competitor of ballroom dancing.”
Following her appearance on the October 28 episode of DWTS, Cheryl received some criticism after her scores were lower than fellow judges Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli
DWTS viewers are convinced that Cheryl’s comments about the body-shaming remarks she faced were a shot at Alix’s stepmom Ashley Earle (née Dupré).
Ashley told the professional dancer to “go take more Ozempic” after Cheryl gave Alix a lower score during last week’s Halloween episode. (Cheryl has repeatedly denied taking the weight loss drug.) Ashley has since apologized for the remark.
“I just wanted to jump on here and apologize for making comments that were insensitive in the heat of the competition,” she shared in a TikTok video on Friday, October 31. “My step-motherly instincts got the better of me. Never ever do I want to make another person feel bad.”
Ashley added, “In fact, I try to do the opposite and I always try to pick others up. If you follow me, you know that about me, I hope. And that’s how we raised our children. I’m sorry that my actions did not reflect that. I hope everyone has a great Halloween.”
