Inside the Homes of the Richest Real Housewives

Smokey Robinson used to own this $8.2 million Encino estate, which is now occupied by Real Housewife Kyle and hubby Mauricio Umansky. It’s 10,600 square-feet of grace and grandeur, all made possible through the “Tears of a Clown.”

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Open concept is all the rage these days, but Kyle’s pad is free-flowing and spacious—as we’d expect it to be. The large chef’s kitchen opens right into the luxurious living room, and double French doors offer a peek to the pool, gazebo, and putting green outside.

Marble and kitchens go hand-in-hand… or at least they do when you’re rich. This kitchen is the stuff of any home cook’s dreams, and we can just picture Kyle congregating at that island with good wine and good friends.

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If this is where the magic happens we can totally see why. What’s dreamier than a master bedroom with a fireplace and balcony? Maybe one that also comes with a sitting area and a gorgeous ensuite bathroom, complete with a soaker tub, glass-walled shower and chaise lounge, perhaps?

Welcome to Morgan Manor, the five-storey, 4,650-square-foot Manhattan townhouse owned by RHONY star Sonja Morgan. With five bedrooms, a south-facing garden, plenty of modern upgrades and a charming historic touch, it’s no wonder the personality rents this place out for a cool $32,000 US a month.

Everything in this abode feels rich, especially in the living room. It comes complete with wood finishes, a crystal chandelier, and a fireplace mantel that doubles as an art piece, giving this room a cozy but posh finish.

Taking a bath in this claw-footed tub would be a journey. There is plenty of natural sunlight thanks to those huge windows, which probably comes in handy while putting on makeup at that gorgeous vanity. Add in that beautiful sea-inspired tiling and resplendent curtains, and this master bathroom feels bigger than most regular Manhattan apartments.

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We can’t imagine anyone wanting to sell this pristine five-bedroom, six-bathroom waterfront home, but that’s what RHOC star Kelly Dodd did back in 2017 when she listed her abode on the market for $5.7 million. Considering she spent nearly a million bucks on renovations over the years (and that it comes with its own elevator!), we’d say the price was probably well worth it.

Just look at that beautiful view of the water from the living room. Huge glass-panelled doors mean you’ll always have your own private view of the sunset, which seems like the perfect way to live your best life. Beautiful flooring, exposed beams in the ceiling, and built-in shelves really bring this look together.

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Of course living the life of luxury also means having access to ridiculous things, such as your very own dressing room with walls of shelving space, a giant mirror, compartments for all the things and a lounger in the middle. Because you know, sometimes you just need a rest from trying on all those fabulous frocks. Kelly’s closet is the stuff fashionistas can only dream of.

When RHOBH star Denise Richards and hubby Aaron Phypers were forced out of their home following the Los Angeles wildfires in 2018, they temporarily relocated to a $17,000-month Malibu rental with a casual California vibe and an open-concept layout. Apparently that’s the going rate for a gorgeous waterside home such as this these days.

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There are probably worse ways to wake up in the morning. The master bedroom is a piece of art thanks to the wood panelling on the extended ceilings, the modern fireplace along the wall, and that gorgeous, gorgeous view from bed or the balcony. To live like a celeb, huh?

Can we please talk about this gorgeous shower and how it’s the perfect place to wash all the sand off following a long morning walk on the Malibu beach? As far as master ensuites go this one is pretty dreamy, and carries forward the beach-vibes set forth with the rest of the house.

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Before Dorit and hubby Paul Kemsley lived in a posh $6.475 million Encino mansion (and before news of their financial woes were the stuff of tabloid fodder), they lived in a plum three-storey, six-bedroom home with nearly 9,000-square-feet of living space. They listed it in 2018, first for $12.75 million and then for $9.75 million in hopes of a quick sale. If we had that kind of cash we’d definitely have considered it!

Imagine walking from your living room, through wall-to-wall sliding glass doors, and into this beautiful backyard pool deck. It’s the best of indoor-meets-outdoor living, and it’s giving us some serious vacation envy right about now.

This home feels like the perfect spot to entertain with lavish pool parties and elegant soirees. So we suppose it’s no wonder that Dorit’s frequent houseguest, Boy George, enjoyed the mansion whenever he came to visit too.

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Dorit has described her style as classic meets modern, which we totally feel from this updated kitchen. The monochromatic look screams modern flair, while the classic marble finishes and neutral tiling give us more nostalgic vibes.

Former RHOBH star didn’t need a sprawling Los Angeles property to showcase her wealth; instead the mum lived a lavish condo life until 2017 when she decided to list her Westwood penthouse property (complete with wine storage, a valet, and five-star amenities) for a cool $4.9 million in order to move to New York.

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Obviously Yolanda wanted to be closer to her model daughters, but still—it would be hard to give up pristine views like these. The penthouse doesn’t just feature tons of floor-to-ceiling views and several walk-out balconies, you can also see this amazing skyline from almost anywhere in the apartment.

Who knows how much actual cooking Yolanda did while here, but we’re plenty envious of her large kitchen. It comes with not one, but two sub-zero fridges, quartz countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances. Now this is what we call living the high life.

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