Orange you glad Season 12 is over?
“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Dorit Kemsley left a giant spray tan stain on one of Andy Cohen’s white reunion couches — and it was revealed when she stood up to toast her co-stars Wednesday night.
After informing a tearful Kyle Richards that she did “not have to” participate, the Bravo boss held out his short-glassed Belvedere soda with three lemons, carcass out, and said, “To Beverly Hills, ladies. Thanks for a great season.”
“Thanks for the PTSD,” Erika Jayne half-jokingly replied.
Though the dark mark just behind them was massive and glaringly apparent, no one said a word about it.
However, Crystal Kung Minkoff — who was sitting next to Kemsley, 46, for the grueling day of filming — seemingly noticed the spot and may have even tried to save her co-star from a potentially embarrassing moment.
As the ladies were exchanging awkward goodbyes following several heated exchanges, Minkoff, 39, was seen off to the side, quietly rearranging the decorative pillows on the soiled cushion.
Throughout the evening, while Kemsley was unknowingly leaving stains, Kathy Hilton was busy trying to convince her co-stars of her spotless reputation.
The biggest bombshell of the three-part reunion — and one of the reasons Richards left upset — came when Jayne accused Hilton of using a gay slur during the ill-fated cast trip to Aspen.
“I see Kathy coming from the dance floor, very upset,” Jayne, 51, claimed Wednesday. “I say, ‘Kathy, what’s wrong?’ She says, ‘The DJ’s an old f–king f-g,’ and walked off.”
Hilton, 63, admitted that she was “frustrated” with a manager at the nightclub they were at — where the alleged insult was hurled — because he told her he was “way too busy” to accept song requests that night.
But she insisted she would “never, ever” use that kind of language.
“Anybody that knows me knows I don’t talk like that,” she said, prompting Jayne to retort, “And anybody that knows me knows I’m not lying.”
“Oh, really? I have a little more credibility than you,” Hilton fired back, pointing to her “sterling” status.
Cohen, 54, interjected to say the network’s HR department actually launched an investigation into the matter but that it turned up inconclusive because “it was a case of she-said, she-said.”
Richards, 53, insisted she “never heard that word said.”