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Brandi Glanville: Taylor Armstrong Was Drunk At Kids' Party

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Nov. 16 2012, Published 1:00 p.m. ET

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By RadarOnline.com Staff

After their catty run-in on Monday's edition of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Brandi Glanville accuses Taylor Armstrong of showing up to Kyle Richards' 4-year-old's birthday party "seemingly drunk" in a new Bravo blog, and we've got the details right here on RadarOnline.com.

In the episode, Taylor rankled the ex-wife of Eddie Cibrian by greeting everyone BUT her, leading Brandi to crack that Taylor had multiple personalities.

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On Thursday, Brandi wrote that "when Taylor arrived seemingly drunk to … the birthday party, I had a good idea that s--- was gonna go down.

"So after hearing some of the things she was starting to talk about and also seeing her passive aggressively ignore me as she spoke to both of people sitting on either side of me, I decided to get gone."

Brandi wrote that while she's confident she can handle a confrontation with Taylor, she refused to do so at an event with children all over the place.

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"When kids are involved us grown-ups that sometimes act like children need to stick to acting grown up," she wrote. "So I skidaddled as quickly and quietly as possible."

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As we previously reported, Taylor's and Brandi's feud began last season, when Brandi accused Taylor of exploiting her late husband Russell's death by quickly releasing a book.

Elsewhere in the blog, she wrote she was confused as to why Kyle Richards didn't tell Adrienne Maloof outright that Lisa Vanderpump doesn't owe her an apology; and that new castmate Yolanda Foster "is the best mom ever and has the most wonderful, well rounded, un-entitled sweet children."

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