Former 'RHOBH' Star Lisa Vanderpump Called 'Replaceable': How She's Reacting To The Shade

Lisa Vanderpump may be leaving "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" after nine seasons, but the drama has continued to follow her. Recently, talk show host Wendy Williams went on Andy Cohen's "Watch What Happens Live" and called the reality star "replaceable." This comment understandably angered the television personality's fans, but how is Lisa herself reacting to the comment?

According to Hollywood Life, a source revealed "she's just too busy and focused" to care what the "Hold Me in Contempt" author has to say about her. As for what is keeping Lisa, 58, so busy nowadays, the insider cited her "many projects," including her upcoming annual Vanderpump Dog Gala.

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Aside from responding to Williams' opinion, the Bravo star has continued her work with The Trevor Project, which focuses on helping LGBTQ youth. In order to further her impact, Lisa recently created a PSA for the organization, which can be seen below.

When speaking to the Daily Mail in June, the reality personality did share that she was grateful for Bravo allowing her to shine a light on causes that are close to her heart. Vanderpump then went on to explain why she didn't intend on going to the reunion of the Bravo show. She said she had decided against it because "the objective of a reunion is to reunite" and she had "no inclination to reunite with the women who've been harassing" her for 10 months.

As for what fans of "Vanderpump Rules" and Lisa herself can look forward to aside from the aforementioned, BravoCon is set to begin on Nov. 15 and run for three days in New York City. Guests will be able to see stars of "Vanderpump Rules," "Southern Charm," "Top Chef," the "Real Housewives" franchises and more.

Season 8 of "Vanderpump Rules" is rumored to premiere in early December.