Rachel Leviss never had an easy run on Vanderpump Rules. While dating James Kennedy, Rachel butted heads with several of her female costars. Then, when she returned single, it turned out that she wasn’t all that single, and the Scandoval nightmare that followed sent Rachel running for the hills. Thankfully, Rachel’s run ended at a therapy center. Should she ever return to VPR, she’d need Bravo to foot a new therapy bill because filming is hard AF.

If Bravo wants Rachel to return to VPR, they’d better hire her a therapist

Rachel Leviss overcame one of the hardest years of her life — and now she's ready to talk about how it changed her for the better. https://t.co/Te6nQiMKwu

— Us Weekly (@usweekly) August 7, 2024

Rachel recently opened up to US Weekly to discuss a plethora of things. One of which is her costars. She misses them, but she also knows that she has lost them. As she recalls, “a lot of them were quick to turn on” her once they realized she’d been doing sexy tragically gross things behind their backs with Tom Sandoval.

“I haven’t heard from anyone,” Rachel explains, which makes her feel “betrayed by” her “friends.” Don’t panic, as Rachel “knows how that sounds because I was somebody who betrayed a friend. But in my darkest times, I just thought that these were my true friends and they would love me no matter what and would want to hear me out. That just wasn’t the case,” Rachel noted.

Not having any real connections on her series is enough cause to say pass on a return to filming. But one should never say never. Sometimes.

When asked about her potential return, Rachel quipped, “It would take all-expenses-paid therapy. I would need a therapist on call and therapy sessions after every single filming session!” The viewing public might need a therapist as well. Because things would likely get messy within this cast, should her likeness ever reappear.

That said, Rachel has zero plans to return to filming on Vanderpump Rules. She does not “see a path forward because it’s not a healthy dynamic.” For now, she remains focused on protecting her “mental health and trying to live an authentic life,” she ended.

Vanderpump Rules is streaming on Peacock.