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'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' season 7 news: Kathryn Edwards not returning

Charmaine Montes July 13, 2016 05:00 AM EST

Reality TV show "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" has been renewed for season 7. But fans who loyally follow the show will be missing one star as reports reveal that Kathryn Edwards will no longer be returning.

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According to People, Edwards has decided to exit the show for the reason that she wants to reconnect with her life away from the camera again. When asked how she was feeling about it, Edwards told the publication that she felt great about her decision.

"I walk away from it all with great feelings. I have no regrets at all," stated Edwards. She also shared how the show was an adventure for her and how she values her time with her husband and her friends. She also shared how her husband, Donnie Edwards, reacted to the news.

She said that he was happy to "have his wife back." And though he was supportive of her trying out in the "Real Housewives" franchise, she admitted that the reality TV series has changed their lives tremendously.

Lisa Vanderpump had also been rumored to leave the show. However, the hearsays have now been debunked, with a recent report from Us Weekly confirming that Vanderpump is staying for another season. Reports said that she initially did not want to return anymore because of all the negativity from last season. But after many discussions and some convincing from her husband Ken Todd, she finally agreed to do season 7.

While Vanderpump is returning, Yolanda Hadid announced her departure after being part of the Bravo series for four years. Reports stated that the star that will be replacing her is Dorit Kemsley. Not much is known about her yet but it is said that she is married to British businessman Paul Kemsley.

As of now, details about the cast for "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" season 7 are still scarce but fans can expect to get some updates soon.

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