Kyle Richards says she and Mauricio Umansky are in a very good place almost three years after announcing their split. She said they still get along great and kept up a family routine that included the Fourth of July in Aspen with their daughters.
“We get along great,” Richards said on August 5, adding, “We still went to Aspen with our daughters for the Fourth of July.” The update lands ahead of the August 9 premiere of The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Roaring 20th, giving a fresh read on how the pair are handling a separation that has stayed public without turning combative.
August 5 in Aspen
Richards also said, “We’re both really excited about the baby that’s coming,” referring to Farrah Brittany Aldjufrie’s first child and the couple’s first grandchild. She called that part of family life “so much fun,” which puts the emphasis on the household they are still managing together, not on a formal split narrative.
That family-first approach is what makes the update useful. Richards did not frame the relationship as finished business; she framed it as something being handled around the children, the pregnancy, and the practical reality of staying connected while living separately.
March 30 and paperwork
On March 30, Richards said they are not legally separated, do not live together, and have not done any paperwork. That leaves the relationship in a kind of working middle ground: separate homes, no filed separation, and enough cooperation for a holiday trip in Aspen.
Richards also said she had “a lot of sleepless nights” after learning Mauricio Umansky and Alexia Umansky would join Special Forces: World's Toughest Test Season 5. Her first reaction was, “Mauricio, I’m going to kill you,” and she said she was especially worried about Alexia Umansky, even though she knew he would do well. The cast move gives the family another public storyline, but her concern centered on how her daughter was pulled into it.
The cleanest read is that Richards and Umansky are still operating as a family unit even without living together or filing paperwork. Until they decide whether to formalize the split, the story is less about a breakup than about two people keeping the household workable for their children and absorbing the next round of TV attention around Special Forces: World's Toughest Test Season 5.
