Taylor Armstrong and Yolanda H. Foster took to their Bravo blogs on Monday to slam their Real Housewives of Beverly Hills costar Adrienne Maloof for the way she has been treating Brandi Glanville.

In episode 13, all the women met at Lisa Vanderpump's house for a tea party and when Armstrong brought up the discussion of a lawsuit involving Glanville and Maloof, accusations began to fly. Maloof denied ever filing a lawsuit against Glanville, and Glanville said that is a lie.

"Time out, you're not suing me?" Glanville asked Maloof, to which she responded with, "No. There is no lawsuit. You're absolutely wrong."

Following the episode, Foster wrote on her Bravo blog that Maloof is employing tactics to merely imitate Glanville with the wealth that she has. She wrote the following:

"Intimidation with status and financial power is to me the worst quality a rich person can have. I saw Adrienne do it to Brandi, actually she threatened her with an "Oh boy she is going to get slapped with a fat old lawsuit" for all of us to see... Then she denied it, so why would I not doubt her integrity?"

She added that she felt she needed to stand up for Glanville because "Adrienne is no more or less then anyone else in this world." Foster also said she is worried about Faye Resnick, Kyle Richards and Camille Grammer continuously trying to "kiss Adrienne's ass and make her believe that it is OK to behave like that."

In her own Bravo blog, Armstrong said on Monday Maloof is a "liar" for saying at Vanderpump's party that she did not file a lawsuit against Glanville. Though Glanville and Maloof talked somewhat about their differences at the tea party, Armstrong thought the women still did not get "a straight answer from Miss Maloof" and that Maloof continues to lie.

"I have put up with three years of deception," Armstrong wrote. "[Adrienne] denied agreeing to be Kennedy's godmother on the steps of a church. Lie. She didn't back me when she knew I was being abused. Brandi has no filter but. . .'Friends don't sue friends!' Right, Adrienne?
Armstrong added that as a single mother who went through her own expensive litigation, "I understand Brandi's fears."

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