Exactly.
I don’t understand why these housewives think these so-called jokes about having sex, penises, vaginas are oh so edgy and hilarious and makes them cool.
It’s so trite now.
Real Housewives of BEVERLY HILLS {RHoBH}
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Exactly.
I don’t understand why these housewives think these so-called jokes about having sex, penises, vaginas are oh so edgy and hilarious and makes them cool.
It’s so trite now.
RIGHT?!?!?! .. she lives in Encino, like me .. and trust me, it's not as nice as Studio City, Sherman Oaks or Woodland Hills (those are the best towns to live in in the Valley). So, here's the map of LA that I mocked up to show where Kyle is relative to BH, and where (I believe) Teddi lives:
As you can see, Encino is not super close to BH! Now, mind you, she lives South of the 101 (in the Santa Monica Hills, but on the northern side of the hills, not the southern side which has the great views), so she is in a nicer area than myself.
I'm pretty sure that Teddi lives either in the Sherman Oaks -OR- the top of Beverly Glen around Mulholland; not that that is by any means a shabby neighborhood, but yup .. STILT houses! No backyard whatsoever; not sure about her front yard, but if you have small children, where the heck can they play!
Below is a picture of the infamous Stahl House; often pictured as one of the quintessential modern-style Case Study house built by the architect Pierre Koenig (sorry folks, but I'm a HUGE architecture fan!). As you can see, this house overhangs the Hollywood Hills. It is an amazing house; I've gone on a number of tours there (the sunset tour is by far the best), but as I was walking around, I noticed this (a-hem) weird "fencing" built into the hill (which is extremely steep and if someone fell, well .. you would either smash into another house and/or go right down to the bottom of the ravine!). I asked about said fencing, and the tour guide (who was the wife of the original owner's son) said "oh, that was to prevent the children from falling down the hill"! I said "ARE YOU KIDDING ME???" .. and then we both starting laughing hysterically because there was NO FREAKIN' way that fence would prevent ANYONE from not falling down that hill .. and let me say that this is not a "smooth" hill .. it is full of scrub-brush and other desert fauna that would hurt the heck out any human body!
It likely is; quite a few movies & TV Shows (Mad Men) have used this house. You have to make an appointment to tour the house because there are times when it is being used for filming and/or special architectural talks about the Case Study houses in LA. If anyone is interested in architecture, especially "modern" architecture and/or the Case Study project, then this is a DEFINITE visit. From the outside, it is the quintessential "up against the road" type of house with barely a driveway; all of the house is pretty much built over the ravine but the views of LA at sunset & night?!?! .. SPECTACULAR!
I just looked it up, it's the same house. Kinda hard to forget a home that beautiful
I wonder if that is the famous house that David Hockney painted. Whenever I think LA, I picture that Hockney painting.
I am done with this show. Not only do most of these housewives NOT live in Beverly Hills, none of them are REAL. What a Misnomer of a show. Yuck. Kyle lives in Encino, Erica lives in Pasadena, Teddi lives in one of the Canyons, Denise lives in Malibu, etc. The only two who may live in BH are the two Lisas. The rest are wanna be actresses pretending to be Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Andy, please hire Real Housewives of Beverly Hills or rename the show.
I don't think being an actual wife is required, none of the "ladies" of NY are married.
The ONLY one that lives in BH is Lisa Vanderpump; I'm almost positive that Rinna lives in Sherman Oaks .. near the junction of Coldwater Canyon & Mulholland (I know that she used to have a clothing store in Sherman Oaks some years back).
Yes, the Stahl house IS magnificent, but as you can see .. other than the swimming pool, there is NO backyard at all! If you do tour the house, make sure to do the "sunset" tour .. because then you can see LA lit up at night!