Kyle Richards Reveals Mauricio Umansky Is "Looking for a Place to Move Out" Amid Separation
The RHOBH cast member shared a new development in her living situation with Mauricio.
Amid their separation, Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky have continued to live together in their Encino home. However, on Part 3 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 13 reunion, Kyle revealed that may not be the case for much longer.
Kyle Richards reveals Mauricio Umansky's plans to move out of their home
During the episode, which aired on March 13, host Andy Cohen asked Kyle, "You are separated but still living under one roof...Are there conversations about someone moving out?"
"Yes," Kyle responded. "There has been now."
Andy followed up with a question about who would be the one to move out, to which Kyle stated, "He would."
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Later, during a conversation about the state of Kyle's relationship with Mauricio, Kyle confirmed, "He's looking for a place to move out." The reunion concluded with a note that Kyle and Mauricio continue to live under the same roof "while he continues his search for a new home."
Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky's living arrangement in their Encino home
On an October episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Kyle confirmed she was sleeping "in a different room" from her estranged husband.
"I let him stay in the primary bedroom because it's very, like, masculine, and the upstairs floor is like the glam — I can't stand that word — area, and there's, like, a bed," she said. "So I was like, 'You know what, what am I gonna do? Put him a little room with flowers and, you know, pink and velvet?' No."
Two months later, she shared more details with The Messenger. "We both very much live at home in the same house, and we're fortunate enough that my home can fit us all to spread out. And I'm also very fortunate that we get along and care about each other very much and that we are a family no matter what," she said. "That's always been what we stand for. That has not changed, and, obviously some days are not as great as others. Some days it's like, 'Oh, it's a little awkward today.' And other days, it's like nothing ever happened, and we're just all watching TV as a family."
