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'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' season 7 premiere news: housewives' taglines revealed

Shiena Bernardino December 05, 2016 03:03 AM EST

Promo poster of \"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills\" | Bravo TV

The taglines are out for the seventh season of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills."

The opening sequence for the upcoming season of Bravo's long-running reality TV show was exclusively released by E! News, in which the ladies teased what fans should look forward to in season 7.

According to first-timer Dorit Kemsley, "When you've traveled the world, you can speak in any accent you want." Kemsley is reportedly from Woodbridge, Connecticut, but she traveled all the way to Italy when she was 19 years old to work on a global swimwear company. Then she returned to the United States to start her own clothing company, Dorit, in New York, where she met her British husband Paul Kemsley. This could mean that the newcomer is pertaining to her worldwide travels in her tagline.

Meanwhile, Kyle Richards seemed to be rephrasing her past taglines for the new season when she said, "I'm an expert on luxury, and I can always spot a fake." Eileen Davidson, on the other hand, said, "I speak no evil, but I see and hear everything." She could be referring to some of the things that she had observed in the new season.

Then Lisa Rinna offered a tip on her tagline, saying, "My advice to you: Don't hustle the hustler." Lisa Vanderpump, meanwhile, said, "The crown is heavy, darlings. So just leave it where it belongs." Vanderpump might be putting a claim as the leader of the pack, and she does not want anyone to try to steal the spot from her in the upcoming season.

Finally, Erika Girardi's tagline said, "I may be two people, but I'm not two-faced." She could be referring to the plot from the previous season, where her feisty singer-songwriter and actress alter ego Erika Jayne was first introduced.

The first episode of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" season 7 is slated to air on Bravo Network on Tuesday, Dec. 6.

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