Camille Grammer Says Daughter Mason's Modeling Is "Building Her Self-Confidence"

The #RHOBH alum seems to be enjoying jetsetting with her daughter, as her career takes off.

By Carole Dixon Mar 16, 2017, 10:32 AM ET

Camille Grammer's daughter Mason, (who the Real Housewives of Beverly HIlls pal shares with ex husband Kelsey Grammer) is all grown up and becoming quite the hot model, following in the footsteps of other model RHOBH kids like Lisa Rinna’s daughter Delilah Belle Hamlin, and Yolanda Hadid's children Gigi, Bella, and Anwar. “Gigi and Bella are in a league of their own,” Camille told The Daily Dish at a recent gala in Beverly Hills for the Image Awards. “They’re in the top echelon.”

Mason Grammer looking fierce on the Malan Breton runway during LA fashion week.

Being on top for the Hadid siters means hosting the American Music Awards, dating rock stars, and gracing every glossie cover from Vogue to W over the past few years. As for Delilah Belle, she has been called the next Gigi Hadid after her recent walk for Dolce & Gabbana at Milan fashion week.
Although Mason is just 15 years old, she's no stranger to the catwalk, having killed it on the runway in past seasons. “My daughter’s enjoying it and having fun,” Camille said. "She’s still in school and all about soccer, but this is really building her self-confidence." Camille is also no stanger to the industry's glitzy perks herself. Before her RHOBH fame, she began her career as a dancer and actress in the early '90s, and even modeled for Playboy's Book of Lingerie.

Mason getting her makeup done backstage during LA fashion week.

"We did NY and LA fashion week," says Camille, who was backstage and in the front row cheering her daughter on at Madison Square Garden during New York Fashion Week just last month. Mason walked the runway, looking stunning in a long cream silk gown with a bold floral motif by designer and Project Runway alumn Malan Breton. “She’s working mostly with Malan Breton,” confirmed Camille. “He just adores her.” If Camille has her way, her daughter's budding career will keep thriving, “She’s only 15 but usually by 16 they can do a little work. I’m always there, so she is always protected,” Camille said. “She’s a good girl and we are going to keep it that way.”