The hunt for the next Beverly Hills housewife is officially on.
From Lisa Rinna to LeAnn Rimes to Baroness Monica von Neumann, rumors have been swirling as to who will join the season four cast to fill Adrienne Maloof's high-heeled shoes on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, although no one—including some of the season 3 members—has been officially confirmed.
So when E! News caught up with season 3 stars Yolanda Foster and Marisa Zanuck at the OK Magazine So Sexy Party, we had to ask the Beverly Hills babes who they want to see join the RHOBH cast and if they hope to return to the Bravo silver screen.
"This weekend you know we already started shooting the next season so we're already moving on to new times," Foster told E! News, officially confirming her role for season 4.
However, Brandi Glanville and Zanuck were not as certain of their Housewives future. Glanville would not confirm her role on the upcoming season and Zanuck said the decision is "up to the network" despite the rumors claiming she did not want to return.
"People don't understand! That's just a f--king goodbye for this season," she told E! News, referring to her Bravo blog entry that spurred rumors of an imminent exit. "I had no intention of 'bye-bye forever' or I would have said, 'bye-bye forever.' It was like ‘Goodbye, let's see if I come back, it's up to the network, you know, it's up to the producers.' I'm told the producers really want me to come back, but it's in the network's hands, so we'll see what happens."
Although Bravo recently shot down the Rinna rumors, the Baroness reports are still circulating the tabloids. Foster is skeptical Van Neumann will join the next season:
"We don't know," she said of the potential new housewife. "I just came from a meeting, and they won't tell us until the first day of shooting and nothing has leaked yet, that I know, so it's most likely not that person," she confessed before adding, "No, I don't know her."
As for the type of gal Zanuck and Foster hope to see on the show? Both women echo similar sentiments, expressing a desire for a "woman who loves women" and "someone who wants to do the show for the right reasons."
"There's much more to life in Beverly Hills than diamonds and champagne," Foster explained.
Hmm…we're not quite sure Lisa Vanderpump agrees.