‘RHOBH’ recap: Kathy Hilton calls out ‘disgusting’ Lisa Rinna amid Tequila-gate

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Kathy Hilton called Lisa Rinna “f–king disgusting” for choosing not to drink her Casa Del Sol tequila on Wednesday night’s episode of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.” 

“Can I try a little shot of that 818 Tequila? I want to see what that tastes like,” Rinna, 59, told a bartender during a cast get-together at a hat shop in Aspen. 

“I just want to try it because it’s my friend Kendall Jenner’s tequila,” the former soap actress added. “I just haven’t tried it.” 

Rinna opted for Jenner’s liquor brand over Hilton’s, though she knew the bar was stocked with Casa Del Sol. 

“Of course they have Kathy’s tequila and I have a sneaking suspicion that Kathy put it there herself,” Rinna said earlier in a confessional. “Kathy made sure that tequila was there and good for her.”

Back at the store, Rinna raved over the “sweet” taste of 818, to which an unnerved Hilton, 63, muttered, “I cannot f–king believe what she just said.”

In another moment, Rinna told Hilton, “I’m trying the Kendall Jenner tequila because I’m curious.”

Hilton responded sarcastically, “Thank you.”

Rinna then insisted that she “[loves]” Hilton’s tequila, but the socialite was no longer interested in hearing from the Rinna Beauty CEO after the snub. 

“I’m ready to just go home,” she told her sister Kyle Richards, who replied, “I know. Your whole mood, you have to shake it. Don’t let this ruin your whole mood.”

“Of course they have Kathy’s tequila and I have a sneaking suspicion that Kathy put it there herself,” Rinna said.

“Of course they have Kathy’s tequila and I have a sneaking suspicion that Kathy put it there herself,” Rinna said.

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