The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member is embracing her simple mornings with her adorable dogs in Encino.
Kyle Richards loves her mornings at her Encino house. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member’s house has become an oasis for her amid her split from husband, Mauricio Umansky. It’s the place where she can relax, unwind, and enjoy the more simple moments in life.
Kyle took to Instagram on July 29, where she shared a video from her simple morning. She sat on the back porch, sipping coffee from an “E” mug, while she watched her many dogs entertain themselves.
See Photos of Kyle Richards’ Backyard at Home
In the video, Kyle’s latest addition — a Bernese Mountain dog named Georgie — can be seen adorably rolling around, playing with a rope toy, blissfully unaware of the world around her. Meanwhile, her German Shepherds, Luna and River, laid on the ground in front her before she threw them a ball from the porch.
“Favorite time of the day,” Kyle captioned the video, followed by the dog, coffee cup, and heart emojis.
As Kyle stated in the video above (which was filmed in 2018), this is her favorite place to begin her day. “It makes me so happy sitting out here in the morning, having my coffee, on the porch, in my rocking chair, watching my dogs,” she said at the time. Six years later and Kyle still has her sweet dogs, her porch, and her steamy cup of coffee.
Kyle Richards Celebrates 2 Years Alcohol-Free
Kyle recently celebrated being two years without alcohol this month. In an emotional Instagram post, Kyle revealed that she has given up “Party Kyle” for the sake of her health.
“I feel strong, energetic, and grateful for my body,” she wrote in the caption. “I want to take care of it like it has taken care of me. It would have been a lot harder going through these difficult times if I had been drinking. I want to wake up every morning feeling my best. Mentally and physically strong enough to face whatever comes my way.”
She is now able to face the mornings and feel good about her life. “Personally, I prefer to see people and situations just as they are,” she added. “AND without the hangxiety.”
