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“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Teddi Mellencamp believes Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky can possibly get back together.
The TV personality got candid about her co-star’s relationship with her estranged husband, telling People on Tuesday that they “get along and still communicate.”
“I think that shows the love that’s there [is] throughout their family and their life and the kind of people that they are because that’s not common,” she said. “And, you know, no one knows what the future holds.”
Mellencamp, 43, added Richards, 55, is doing “amazing” amid her split from Umansky, 54, and she’s wishing them “all the best.”
“When you look at the history of other people that are going through ups and downs, I think they’re doing pretty great,” the Bravo star continued.
After 27 years of marriage, the “Buying Beverly Hills” alum and the actress announced they were separating in July 2023.
The news came as a shock to the couple’s daughters, Alexia, 28, Sophia, 24, and Portia, 16, as they initially learned about their parent’s separation in the media.
Richards also shares 35-year-old daughter Farrah with her ex-husband, Guraish Aldjufrie.
Richards and Umansky previously denied any wrongdoing in the relationship, while admitting they had a “challenging” year.
Umansky has since moved on with Ukrainian-American model Nikita Kahn, who he was seen kissing at an airport in Greece in July.
The next month, the pair was photographed getting cozy at a ritzy resort in Mexico.
Richards allegedly had a meltdown when she first saw the photos of Umansky with another woman, her sister Kathy Hilton told Page Six over the summer.
“I think it was a hard pill to swallow seeing it,” Hilton said. “So what I’m trying to do is just kind of calm her down a little bit. ‘You know, this was bound to happen. You’ve been separated.’”
Umansky and Richards had given each other the green light to date other people.
The “Halloween” star told Entertainment Tonight in February that she and her estranged husband were “free to do what we want.”
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