RHOBH Cast Divide: New Details on Erika, Dorit, Leah and Tracy

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A new report has revealed more details on the alleged cast divide between “Erika and Dorit” versus “Leah and Tracy.” Apparently, there’s now a “Kyle/Erika situation,” as it’s “bothered Erika” that Kyle has “been neutral.”

Earlier this week, a source claimed that the cast of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is divided as they film the new season. “Seems to be Erika, [Rachel Zoe] and Dorit vs. Tracy, [Leah], Sutton [Stracke] and Kyle this season. With the rest of the cast more neutral,” said the report at the time. Cast members have hinted that something happened on their recent cast trip to Lake Tahoe, though the details are still a mystery.

According to a report from @bravoandcocktails on Instagram, the new dynamic in the cast is “Erika and Dorit” versus “Leah and Tracy.”

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“Kyle has been neutral and that has bothered Erika,” said the report. “We will see the Kyle/Erika situation in confessionals a little bit but not in scene much.”

Back in April on the RHOBH: After Show, Dorit addressed how Kyle invited her to her daughter’s wedding —  despite their recent feud.

“I don’t know if [my ex PK Kemsley] got the invitation last minute because up until the day before, I didn’t even know he was going to the wedding. But then I found out,” said Dorit at the time. “And by the way, everybody, all of them b*tches, thought, ‘She’s never gonna show up.’ In fact, they probably invited PK so that I wouldn’t show up. Guess what I did? I showed the f*ck up, on my own, walked in, head held f*cking high all on my own, all of the b*tches standing there, and [Kathy Hilton] comes up to me, and she’s like, ‘You are f*ckin’ pure class.’”

“These motherf*ckers, not one of them — [Erika Jayne], [Sutton Stracke], and PK—acknowledged my presence. Not one,” added Dorit, who suggested that Kyle invited her for public image. “Because how is she gonna explain not inviting me if she’s saying she wants to move forward, if she’s playing this publicly, she’s saying, ‘I want to move forward, I’m so glad it’s behind us?’ … That’s the image that she’s portraying.”