Kyle Richards and her estranged husband Mauricio Umansky have managed to share a joyful holiday season together amid their ongoing separation, raising questions about their current relationship status. Despite their recent time spent together—spotted multiple times between Christmas and New Year’s—sources have confirmed that they are not rekindling their romance.
An insider told Us Weekly that while there is still a strong bond between the couple, they have no plans to reunite romantically. “They are in a really good place right now,” the source emphasized, noting that their focus has been on maintaining stability for their four daughters—Alexia, 29, Sophia, 25, Portia, 17, and Farrah, 37, from a previous relationship. This commitment to family has kept them united during the holidays, allowing them to demonstrate a supportive partnership.
Richards and Umansky have been separated for over six months but remain hesitant to take the formal step of divorce. “Neither of them wants to pull the trigger [and file for divorce],” an insider explained recently, reflecting their reluctance to finalize the end of their 27-year marriage. Despite this, the couple appears to be amicably navigating their separation, having chosen to still live together while they determine the next steps.
As the new year begins, there is an air of positivity surrounding their relationship dynamics. An insider remarked, “Everyone is very happy. They have come a long way and are back in a good place.” Richards and Umansky’s friendship continues to flourish, evidenced by shared moments captured by their daughters, including a video of the two enjoying a cozy movie night.
The supportive environment fostered by Richards and Umansky showcases their prioritization of family, highlighting that, although they may not be together romantically, the love and respect between them remain alive. This heartwarming narrative reflects how, even amidst challenges, maintaining a cooperative and friendly relationship can lead to a positive atmosphere for their children and loved ones.
With the holiday season behind them, Richards and Umansky are looking forward to what lies ahead, continuing to support each other as friends and co-parents. Their story serves as a reminder that relationships can evolve while still nurturing the bonds that matter most.