'Real Housewives of Miami' star Larsa Pippen on everyone's fixation on Kim Kardashian friendship: 'I had a life before, I have a life after'

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Larsa Pippen is back on “Real Housewives,” and she’s ready for a fresh start.

Over a decade after appearing on the first season of “The Real Housewives of Miami,” Pippen returned for the series’ long-awaited fourth season, which is currently streaming on Peacock. Having finalized her divorce, on the hunt for a new home and making a fortune through her much-talked-about OnlyFans account, Pippen says that “2022 is going to be my year!”

For the latest episode of In The Know’s pop culture interview series We Should Talk, Pippen opened up about returning to reality television, everyone’s fixation on her friendship with Kim Kardashian, her tense dynamic with co-star Adriana de Moura and whether she’d come back for another season.

Listen to Real Housewives of Miami star Larsa Pippen’s full episode of We Should Talk here, and keep reading for highlights from the interview:

On her feud with co-star Adriana de Moura: “I just feel like it’s her with me. I don’t give it back to her until I’ve just had enough of it. I just keep taking it and taking it from her negativity and all the stuff that she says about me. I’ve said nothing bad about her. I’ve just basically been the recipient of her animosity, and I’ve done nothing to deserve it. As the season goes on, you’ll learn more and see more. She’s just had a history of bashing women that have it going on, and maybe that’s the key: If you have it going on, she has an issue with you. I don’t know! I just know I’m staying in my lane, I’m doing what makes me happy, I’m working on myself, and that’s where I am. […] There’s only so much a person can take. I’m really big on boundaries. If I say something that something doesn’t make me feel good when you talk about it and you’re constantly bringing up these issues, that’s a problem for me.”

On everyone’s fixation on her friendship with Kim Kardashian: “I just feel like people want to… I had a life before, I have a life after, so I’m working on myself, my brands [and] I don’t want to be stuck in a place that I was a year ago. I don’t want to be stuck in a place where I was yesterday. We’re supposed to evolve and grow and learn from our mistakes, and I’ve definitely learned from my mistakes. 2022 is going to be my year!”

On her co-stars’ reactions to her OnlyFans: “I don’t really do things to make other people approve or disapprove of my decisions. I’m too grown for that. I do things that make me feel good. I’m comfortable in my own skin. If I’m comfortable posting photos in the comfort of my own home, it’s nobody’s business. A lot of the time, people who judge you are ignorant and don’t know enough about X, Y and Z. It’s really easy to be judgmental when you don’t know enough about what you’re talking about. I’ve tried my best to teach these women and try to tell everyone what I do and what I use the platform for. I’m basically the OnlyFans guru!”

On whether she’d return to “The Real Housewives of Miami” for another season: “Yeah, I think so. I had a really great experience. It was super fun. My kids had a great experience. So, I think so!”

Watch In The Know’s full interview with Larsa Pippen below, and stream The Real Housewives of Miami Season 4 on Peacock now.

If you enjoyed this interview, check out In The Know’s recent chat with fellow “Real Housewives of Miami” star Adriana de Moura here!

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