Why did Kyle Richards sue Kim Richards?
Kyle Richards sued Kim Richards to evict her from a condo in Encino, California, where Kim had been living for years.
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The relationship between 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' stars Kyle and Kim Richards has always been a topic of public interest. Recent reports reveal that Kyle Richards sued her sister, Kim Richards, in an effort to evict her from a con...
In January 2025, Kyle Richards filed a lawsuit against Kim Richards, seeking to evict her from a two-bedroom condo in Encino, CA. Kyle claimed that Kim had been living in the condo for years but had been asked to leave in late 2024. The suit requested damages of $140 per day for each day Kim remained in the property after November 2024. Kim did not respond to the lawsuit, and a default judgment was issued in March 2025, requiring her to surrender the property. However, by June 2025, when the L.A. County Sheriff's Office attempted to serve Kim, she had already moved out.
This legal action followed reports of Kim's relapse and a 72-hour psychiatric hold in 2024. Kyle and her sister Kathy Hilton had previously mentioned that Kim was living in Florida and 'doing better.' Kim Richards had faced substance abuse issues over the years, leading the family to adopt a 'tough love' approach. Kim starred in the first five seasons of 'RHOBH' before stepping back due to personal struggles.
Kyle Richards sued Kim Richards to evict her from a condo in Encino, California, where Kim had been living for years.
Kyle Richards filed the lawsuit in January 2025.
Kyle sought possession of the condo and damages of $140 per day for every day Kim stayed past her welcome, starting in November 2024.
Kim Richards did not respond to the lawsuit, resulting in a default judgment against her.
In mid-2025, Kyle and Kathy Hilton mentioned that Kim was living in Florida and 'doing better'.
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