'Grow Up & Get A Life!' Brandi Glanville Launches Scathing Attack On 'Obsessive' Co-Star Lisa Vanderpump
March 6 2014, Published 1:51 p.m. ET
Brandi Glanville isn't holding back when it comes to her feud with Lisa Vanderpump, telling her Real Housewives of Beverly Hills co-star to "grow up" and "get a life!"
The former BFFs have been at each other's throats, carrying on with a she-said-she-said via Twitter after every new episode of the hit Bravo show airs.
Vanderpump has long claimed that she had no idea Scheana Marie was the woman that Glanville's ex-hubby Eddie Cibrian cheated on her with when she hired her at SUR Lounge, so when Glanville posted a link to a story on Tuesday that claimed otherwise, the two got into it.
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"I had never heard of Brandi until she had lunch with Cedric whom she had never heard of. :)" Vanderpump tweeted in response.
On Wednesday Glanville, 41, shot back: "grow up please ur acting like a child."
And in a final stab to Vanderpump, Glanville tweeted:
It wasn't all hate though, as Glanville also acknowledged her former friendship with Vanderpump.
"I love Lisa and I don't discount the nice things at all. That's not how I roll," she tweeted.
"She loaned me a dress, came to my house when I called 911,gave me lots of free wine, defended me at times."
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Monday night's episode of RHOBH had Vanderpump opening up about her broken friendship with Glanville.
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“I feel like everything I say is being questioned. I feel they’re all ganging up. It’s really hard. I don’t want to cry. I just know I’m being such a good friend. I’ve always defended Brandi and it has been difficult,” she said.
“Brandi prides herself for being brutally honest — but it’s more brutal than honest."
But Glanville shot back, “She’s someone who can’t deal with confrontation. She’s afraid of the truth."
