Camille Grammer reveals that ex-husband Kelsey didn't reach out after her Malibu mansion burned down in devastating wildfire
They're certainly not the friendliest of exes.
And Camille Grammer revealed that her former husband Kelsey made no contact upon news that her Malibu mansion burned down during the devastating Woolsey fire in November.
The 50-year-old reality star sat down with Andy Cohen on Tuesday night and admitted their communication was sparse during Watch What Happens Live.
Tough: Camille Grammer revealed that her former husband Kelsey made no contact upon news that her Malibu mansion burned down during the devastating Woolsey fire in November
When a viewer asked if her ex-husband had contacted her following the fire, Camille shocked the audience with her response.
'No, no, not at all,' she told the Bravo patriarch.
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Cohen — who was visibly dismayed — quickly asked: 'Really? For real?'
'For real, nothing,' she said.
The 50-year-old reality star sat down with Andy Cohen on Tuesday night and admitted their communication was sparse during Watch What Happens Live.
Tough spot: When a viewer asked if her ex-husband had contacted her following the fire, Camille shocked the audience with her response
A rep for the Frasier actor told People magazine that Kelsey 'does not comment on remarks made by his former wife.
'You should be aware that he did speak with Mason at the time. Jude was living with Kelsey.'
Camille and Kelsey were married in Malibu in 1997 and had two children together —daughter Mason, 17, and son Jude, 14 — before splitting in July 2010 with a divorce finalized in February 2011.
The Woolsey fire began on Nov. 8 in the San Fernando Valley and crawled its way through the Santa Monica Mountain range.
Love lost: Camille and Kelsey were married in Malibu in 1997 and had two children together —daughter Mason, 17, and son Jude, 14 — before splitting in July 2010 with a divorce finalized in February 2011; seen in 2008
Tragic: The Woolsey fire began on Nov. 8 in the San Fernando Valley and crawled its way through the Santa Monica Mountain range; seen on Instagram
By the morning of Nov. 9, the entire city of Malibu was under mandatory evacuations, including nearby cities Agoura Hills, Malibou Lake, Bell Canyon and Oak Park.
More than 1,000 structures were lost in the wildfire which consumed nearly 97,000 acres across a staggering two-week burn.
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans caught just a glimpse of Camille's harrowing ordeal with the blaze during season nine.
Rebuild: Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans caught just a glimpse of Camille's harrowing ordeal with the blaze during season nine; seen on Instagram
