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As the last original cast member of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Kyle Richards knows a thing or two about survival. This skill set, which has helped her outlast her peers over 11 seasons of the Bravo show, is put to good use in Halloween Kills, the sequel to the cult classic 1978 horror film Halloween, where she returns as Lindsey Wallace, reprising the role she originated at the age of 8.
Although Richards began her on-screen career over four decades ago as a child actor appearing in productions like Little House on the Prairie and Fantasy Island, these days, her name has become synonymous with the top tiers of reality television, of which she could be considered a veritable pioneer. When RHOBH premiered in 2009, Richards was no stranger to the nature of filming a reality show—she had already appeared on her niece Paris Hilton’s show, The Simple Life. Becoming a housewife, however, made Richards a reality superstar in her own right.
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The early years of Beverly Hills (which, though it was the sixth Housewives franchise created, quickly established itself as the crown jewel thanks to its high-octane wealth, celebrity and drama) largely centered on Richards and her sister Kim, herself a former child star. But as subsequent seasons have aired and cast members, including Kim, have left, it’s become clear that Richards, now the last OG, is the undeniable protagonist of RHOBH, leading the current cast through its most iconic and bombastic season yet: Already, Richards’ other sister, Kathy Hilton, has delighted fans in her official debut on the show, and real-life drama has ensued in the wake of an embezzlement scandal.
Make no mistake, however—Richards’ main character energy is hardly limited to Beverly Hills. In addition to the show and filming Halloween, she’ll be appearing on the Housewives spin-off, Ultimate Girls’ Trip (which fans have lovingly dubbed “Housewives All-Stars”), and starring in a Christmas movie, both…
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Source : time
