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Kyle Richards, country singer Morgan Wade star in sexy new video for 'Fall In Love With Me'
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Date:2025-04-17 13:06:41
"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Kyle Richards is falling in love with country singer Morgan Wade. Well, in a new music video at least.
Richards, the only original cast member left on the Beverly Hills "Real Housewives" franchise, stars in a sexy, sapphic music video released Thursday for Wade's song "Fall In Love With Me."
The pair feed each other fruit, take a bubble bath together and enjoy other sensual moments in the video.
Richards and Wade say they're poking fun at all the speculation the two have received regarding whether they're more than friends. This also comes as Richards and real estate mogul husband Mauricio Umansky denied divorce reports last month.
"In regards to the news that came out about us today… Any claims regarding us divorcing are untrue," Richards, 54, and Umansky, 53, wrote in joint statements on Instagram at the time.
The couple acknowledged marital difficulties, writing that they "have had a rough year" and it has been "the most challenging one of our marriage."
"But we both love and respect each other tremendously. There has been no wrongdoing on anyone's part," Richards and Umansky continued.
Umansky, who stars in "Buying Beverly Hills," commented three fire emojis and "so good" on Richards' Instagram post featuring the music video. "Selling Sunset" star Chrishell Stause, who starred in a similar music video with singer and now-spouse G Flip, commented fire emojis as well.
Contributing: Pamela Avila
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