Kyle Richards Shades 'Real Housewives Of Orange County' Alum Tamra Judge And Vicki Gunvalson

It's the crossover fans never saw coming -- sort of.

Kyle Richards already deals with enough drama on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," but she recently had to deal with it from Vicki Gunvalson and Tamra Judge -- two alumni from the Bravo franchise's sister series "The Real Housewives of Orange County." Little did they know (or maybe they did) that she can dish it right back.

Talking to Us Weekly about the "RHOC" ladies calling her "vanilla," Kyle kept things candid before she threw in a little bit of shade.

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"Well, A) they don’t know how much money I make. B) Like I say, I don’t play it safe. I’ve had a lot of issues over these years, 10 years, a lot of them," she said.

"That does not include getting drunk and putting my tongue in another married woman’s mouth. On or off-camera," the mother of four added, referring to Tamra’s makeout session with "RHOC" cast member Braunwyn Windham-Burke.

Kyle's response comes about a week after Vicki and Tamra made their initial remarks about the reality star.

As reported by HollywoodLife, while downing shots during an Instagram Live chat on May 5, the former "RHOC" stars shared their thoughts on a variety of topics, including Kyle's performance on "RHOBH."

"Kind of vanilla," the 58-year-old "OG of the OC" said. "I don’t see any conflict. I just see her like, playing the safe lane always."

Seemingly agreeing with Vicki's analysis, Tamra chimed in, saying, "Well, she’s still got her million-dollar paycheck."

Shade coming from these two members of the Tres Amigas shouldn't be shocking to fans of the reality show. Despite their departures from "RHOC," which they both announced in late January, Vicki and Tamra have continued to dish out less than flattering opinions about their former co-stars.

Most recently, Tamra dissed the Season 15 cast for gathering together and ignoring social distancing rules amid the current global health crisis.

"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m EDT on Bravo.