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Brandi Glanville Tweets Thanks To ‘A Certain Someone’ For Boosting Her Book Sales

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Jan. 18 2013, Published 7:43 p.m. ET

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Brandi Glanville has tweeted a sassy backhanded message of thanks to LeAnn Rimes just one day after the country singer accused her of using their Twitter feud to boost her career!

Less than a month before her memoir Drinking and Tweeting: And Other Brandi Blunders hits bookshelves the 39-year-old mother-of-two THANKED her love rival for boosting her pre-sale figures.

On Friday The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills wrote: “Every time a certain someone does another interview my book pre-sales sky rocket!

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“Thank you! #Career.”

Her sarcastic comment comes after Rimes spoke to Entertainment Tonight about her fiery relationship with her husband Eddie Cibrian’s ex-wife.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported the How Do I Live singer told ET she thought Granville was using the social media site – and her public argument with the hit maker – as a way to boost her career.

The latest round in their war of words erupted last year when Rimes referred to her stepsons as “my boys.”

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On her Twitter page Glanville accused the country crooner of getting “under my skin by calling MY children ‘her boys’. Sooo transparent.”

But Rimes said the reality TV star’s words were a blatant attempt to boost her career. She said: “The transparency is what’s being used to actually continue her career with that tweet.”

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