'The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills' Season Four Reunion Details

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast filmed the season four reunion show on Fri., Feb. 7, and now, details about the dramatic event are being revealed.

“Lisa [Vanderpump] and Brandi [Glanville] definitely went back and forth,” a source revealed to E! News on Feb. 10. “Brandi’s main issue with Lisa was her relationship with Scheana [Marie]. Brandi sees it as a huge betrayal. It’s a constant reminder of the pain Eddie Cibrian put her through. But while they were definitely emotional and angry, there is hope for them. It’s not a closed door. They left things open-ended.”

Since Marie is one of the women Cibrian was sleeping with while married to Glanville, it’s hard for Glanville to see her — and even harder to see her in such a close relationship with someone she once considered her best friend.

Although Vanderpump once removed Marie from a party where Glanville was in attendance, she let her stay during Ken Todd’s recent birthday party which took place at their Beverly Hills home. It didn’t sit well with Glanville at the time and is still something she has issues with and has tweeted about on occasion.

Another ongoing feud within the group is that of Kyle Richards and Carlton Gebbia (who was a new cast member on season four), but unlike Vanderpump and Glanville, these two are not making any progress towards a possible reconciliation.

“They did not have one nice word to say about each other. They came in disliking each other and they left the same way,” the source explained.

Also new this year was Joyce Giraud, but while she appeared to blend in with the ladies, with the exception of Gebbia and Glanville, quite nicely, things took a dark turn by the time the reunion rolled around.

“Everyone was getting annoyed with her,” the source revealed. ”She’s not very popular among the other women at all.”

Overall, the reunion filming took a reported eight hours. Added the source, “It was a long, emotional day. Everyone left pretty drained.”

Even Andy Cohen tweeted about the ordeal, telling fans that the experience was quite “emotional."

“Still shooting #RHOBHReunion - all I can say is I would’ve made a damn good therapist :-),” Cohen tweeted on Feb. 7. Hours later, the show's executive and reunion host added, “Oh LORD we JUST wrapped #RHOBHReunion - it is a DOOZY. very emotional.”

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season four continues to air on Mondays on Bravo at 8 p.m. and will continue to do so until Feb. 24 when the season finale airs.

As for the reunion air date, that has yet to be announced, but will likely take place in the weeks following the finale with part 1 airing on March 3.