Kyle Richards described Yolanda Foster's real situation about having Lyme disease during the chat with co-stars Lisa Rinna and Lisa Vanderpump.
According to the Daily Mail UK, Richards was there with Lisa Rinna and Lisa Vanderpump in the chat for the upcoming sixth season of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' trailer. Yet, during the interview with HuffPost Live, she made her clarifications about the statements.
She clarified that Yolanda Foster, 51, is suffering from Lyme disease and she is 100 percent sure about it.
"There's no question about that at all, so I really want to be clear about that because there have been people thinking I doubted or questioned it," she added. The news about Yolanda Foster's illness broke out shortly after the news about her and her husband David Foster getting a divorce was announced.
Richards also added about the confusing treatments Yolanda has been receiving to treat the disease. Based from the statements she said, Yolanda Foster has been documenting her health journey through her Instagram account with photos showing dramatic situations.
"[Yolanda Foster] traveling to countries such as Mexico and Germany for experimental treatments, and trying everything from time in a hyperbaric chamber (the medical use of oxygen at a level higher than atmospheric pressure) to ancient treatments such as 'ozone,' pumping oxygen into the body," Daily Mail UK reported.
"I think they [Yolanda's co-stars] were taken aback a bit by her dramatic posts on Instagram, which sparked all that stuff, but I mean, she is very sick and struggling every day just to hang on," she added, "I don't think this is anything new."
Richards also expressed her doubts on the actress if they were really true. For her what Yolanda is doing is 'suspicious.'
"She was going off to Korea and Germany and Mexico and all these cockamamie treatments." She mentioned about visiting the Lyme Disease Gala with Yolanda and heard about similar stories of others with Lyme disease, including the doctors.
They said that they feel frustrated knowing that nobody could really understand what they are really going through and even doubting their real situation. That includes Yolanda Foster's story.
