EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW: Real Housewife Taylor Armstrong Says She's 'Working' On Her Marriage
March 3 2011, Published 8:30 a.m. ET
The first season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills focused heavily on Camille Grammer's divorce drama. But another housewife, Taylor Armstrong, also struggled with her own marital issues throughout the season.
At the end of the first season of the hit franchise, fans were left wondering if the reality star and her husband Russell were also headed towards divorce, but Taylor tells RadarOnline.com exclusively they're "still together" and "working on things."
"I think that marriage is a work in progress and it's something that you really have to stay on top of so we're trying to do a better job of that," Taylor said.
So how are they making it work?
"I think for both of us we're so dedicated to our jobs and our businesses, and also being a mother is such a huge part of my life, that balancing those two things and still finding time for romance and taking care of the relationship from a romantic side and also from a friendship side we have to just be better at that," said the hard working mom, who has a daughter, Kennedy.
"So we're just trying to check in with one another more frequently and not always make it about business."
As for a return for season 2, which hasn't yet been announced by Bravo, Taylor says there's still more in store: "I do think there are stories that are left to be told and the relationships are changing, some of our friendships are deepening and we're getting to know each other better.
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"Things are changing, our kids are getting older, our relationships are changing, our friendships, our marriages, our work lives, the changes that occur in life."
Watch the video on RadarOnline.com
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