Dorit Kemsley’s friendship with Erika Jayne has recently turned a new corner after their infamous blowout fight in Italy.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star, 49, shared a positive update on her friendship with Jayne, 54, on Page Six Radio Wednesday. Kemsley told hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real that things are currently much better between the two.
Kemsley revealed she first reached out to Jayne about her legal troubles, and that Jayne responded immediately, A few weeks later, Jayne reached out to her and they talked about getting together in person.
“There’s a lot of love there,” she said. “There’s a lot of love, there’s a lot of history.”
“You know, prior to that one moment in Italy, Erika and I — we never had a cross word,” she continued. “We’ve always been good.”
Kemsley said there were a lot of emotions during their fight, and that the last couple of years have been challenging for her given her public divorce from PK Kemsley and her issues with fellow “RHOBH” star Kyle Richards.
“I thought we really turned a corner,” she said about her tumultuous friendship with Richards. “So then to feel that, I felt blindsided and that’s exactly how I felt by Erika in Italy.”
Kemsley explained that the night before their fight, she had just been in Jayne’s room until 2 a.m. in the morning and everything was fine between them.
“And then the next day, just out of nowhere in this desolate town, I think her intention was to kind of get Kyle and I together, but it felt like [an ambush],” she said.
The blowout fight between Kemley, Jayne and Richards occurred in Season 15 of “RHOBH” and spilled into the reunion. The fight started when Jayne called out Kemsley for being late to a dinner in Italy and keeping the group waiting, before the fight turned deeply personal.
Kemsley ended up calling Jayne a “c—t” before storming out of the dinner.
In December, Richards, 57, told Us Weekly that she and Jayne still weren’t speaking to Kemsley.
“Erika and I are not speaking with Dorit and vice versa, because we had a very big blowout on our cast trip,” Richards said. “She’s not open-minded to listening to you, and when she has something in her head, that’s it.”
“It’s really frustrating to try to have a conversation with her. Unfortunately, we tried to fix things, and it was like two steps forward, three steps back.”
