Inside The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Emotional Reunion: Who Fought, Who Left and More

Exclusive! Get all the details about the big meeting between Lisa Vanderpump, Lisa, Rinna Brandi Glanville and the rest of the ladies

Oh, to be a fly on the wall of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion. The ladies of the 90210 recently filmed their sitdown with Bravo's Andy Cohen and rehashed a season full of drama.

Here's what went down when Lisa Rinna, Kim Richards, Kyle Richards, Lisa Vanderpump, Yolanda Foster, Brandi Glanville and Eileen Davidson got together to discuss the pizza-tossing, pills, slaps, scavenger hunts and Amsterdam trips.

Despite rumors, Yolanda did attend, but she didn't stay the whole time. The reality star is battling Lyme disease and recently revealed its affecting her ability to read and write. "She wasn't feeling great. But she looked good and was articulate and well spoken while she was there," a source told E! News. "Instead of staying the whole day and not functioning the way she'd like, she stayed as long as she could and was solid."

Last year featured the ladies all kind of ganging up on Lisa Vanderpump, but since then she's mended fences with many of them. She and Lisa Rinna were ready to have real talk with the other women. This year it was Brandi's turn to face the finger pointing.

"There was definitely no love lost between her and several cast members. Kim sided with her—so did Yolanda for a bit," we're told by a source. But Yolanda left early leaving Brandi on the defense. And what happens when Brandi is on the defense? Things definitely got catty.

This season saw Lisa Rinna concerned for Kim after Kim admitted to taking one of her ex-husband's pain pills. The pill incident, which took place in conjunction with a poker party at Eileen's, led to some strife between the sisters Richards. The two sisters both broke out into tears during the reunion and things got pretty emotional. Our source says Kim was lucid, together and "appeared completely sober" during the taping.

Eileen, another newbie this season along with Lisa Rinna, held her own during the taping. The taping was "more emotional than past years," a source said. However, everyone said it was their favorite season "because the drama was real, it wasn't just about petty stuff."

—Reporting by Beth Sobol

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs Tuesdays, 9 p.m. on Bravo.

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