It ain’t over until Lisa Rinna says it’s over.
The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star sarcastically promoted “The Real Housewives of Dubai” on her Instagram Stories Friday after Chanel Ayan told her to “keep Dubai out of your mess.”
Sharing a promo photo of the Dubai ladies, Rinna urged her 3.4 million followers to “watch REAL HOUSEWIVES OF DUBAI WED 9pm @bravotv.”
“RHODubai” – which is currently in its first season – follows the lives of Ayan, Caroline Stanbury, Sara Al Madani, Caroline Brooks, Nina Ali and Lesa Milan.
In a second slide, Rinna added, “My advice to you… You need to bring the kind of energy you just brought to me, to your show. Cheers!”
The veteran “Housewife,” 58, found herself in a feud with the “RHODubai” cast after suggesting Bravo fans watch the new show if they find the “Beverly Hills” iteration “triggering.”
In a since-deleted Instagram Story, Rinna called out co-star Garcelle Beauvais, who is the first black “RHOBH” cast member and has been feuding with Diana Jenkins over the newcomer’s “black content creator” comment.
“We fight on our show if we fight with Garcelle [Beauvais] we are all of a sudden called a racist,” the actress wrote. “That’s bulls–t. I will not accept that. I will express myself when and how I want and I am not afraid of any of you hoes.”
Rinna, who is seemingly on Jenkins’ side, continued her rant on her next slide, adding, “And if you are just so triggered by our show and a lot of you p–sies are Go watch Dubai.”
Defending her show (and poking fun at Rinna’s notoriously plump lips), Ayan, 44, quipped back, “Rinna Africa called and they want their lips back! Keep Dubai out of your mess and your mouth.”
Milan, 33, also jumped in, telling Rinna she “does not want this heat.” Meanwhile, Brooks, 36, asked the “Days of Our Lives” alum why she singled out “RHODubai,” one of the few shows in the franchise that features mostly women of color.
“The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo, and “The Real Housewives of Dubai” airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET.