• 'RHOBH' Yolanda Foster Leaving the Show as Battle Against Lyme Disease Intensifies

    There has been a lot of news coming out about season six of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" but there have been some conflicting stories regarding the future of Yolanda Foster with the reality series. While she has not been fired, it looks like she won't be returning to the show either. Fans know that Foster has been battling Lyme disease for the last few years and that her health took a serious turn for the worse last year.

  • 'RHOBH' Yolanda Foster is Happy to Be Alive as Her Lyme Disease Battle Continues

    Yolanda Foster's battle with Lyme Disease has been well-documented since she was first diagnosed with the illness back in 2012. She had been sick for quite awhile before her doctors finally zeroed in on this diagnosis, something which seems to have contributed to her difficulty in recovering from the illness. The "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star suffered a relapse late last year and unfortunately, she has since spent the last several months trying to get her health back. Foster has admitted that this recent relapse has affected her ability to read, write and communicate, but her fight continues on.

  • Is Yolanda Foster Too Sick to Continue on 'RHOBH'?

    In the land of manufactured reality television, Yolanda Foster stands out as one of the few honest stars that has really handed us her life as it is rather than presenting an image of perfection. Foster has been dealing with Lyme Disease for years and these past several months have been especially devastating for the former model and her husband, David Foster. Her participation in The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills has even been diminished due to her declining health and that has left many to wonder if there is even a possibility that Foster will return to the show next season. If her husband has his way, it is unlikely to happen.

  • Yolanda Foster's Participation in 'RHOBH' Reunion Will Be Limited Due to Neurological Problems From Lyme Disease

    Yolanda Foster's ongoing battle with Lyme disease has been one of the most real stories told on Bravo's "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," and things seem to be getting worse instead of better. We know she suffered a serious relapse in December and has admitted that she has now had difficulty thinking and processing information. It has made writing and watching television difficult, but the reality star is committed to finding a cure for herself and others. She recently returned from a trip overseas to try some experimental treatments and, as always, Foster has carried herself with grace. Producers are concerned, though, because the "RHOBH" reunion show taping is soon and they know she will need to participate on a limited basis despite her neurological problems.

  • David Foster Calls His Wife, 'RHOBH' Star Yolanda, a 'Warrior' in Lyme Disease Battle

    Fans of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills seem to really appreciate Yolanda Foster and her honesty on the show. While everyone else seems to obsess over nonsensical fights, boozy nights and shopping sprees, Foster has been battling Lyme Disease. Some days she does really well and you'd never know that she's sick and then at other times, well, hospital bed photos pop up with her surrounded by flowers and family.

  • 'RHOBH' Yolanda Foster Reunites With Family After Lyme Disease Treatment in Asia

    Yolanda Foster's continued battle with Lyme disease is by far the most "real" story on "RHOBH." She confirmed shortly before Christmas that she was experiencing a flare-up that had landed her back in the hospital. Then, just last week, Foster confirmed that her illness had pretty much killed her ability to read because she is now struggling to process information. After leaving the hospital, Foster decided to seek treatment in Asia, and last night she confirmed that she was finally back home with her family.

  • Gigi Hadid Opens Up About Her Mom Yolanda Foster's Illness, Talks Body Image in Modeling World

    Ever since signing with IMG Models in 2011, Gigi Hadid's career has been on the rise. She has been the face of numerous modeling campaigns, like Guess, often bunks with Kendall Jenner and has already graced the pages of "Sports Illustrated." That is quite a résumé for a 19-year-old, but life is not exactly perfect. Her mother, "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills's" Yolanda Foster, has been fighting an uphill battle with Lyme disease for the last three years and a recent relapse sent the family into crisis mode. Hadid opens up about her mom's illness and also talks about body image in the modeling world.

  • 'RHOBH' Yolanda Foster Admits Recent Lyme Disease Setback Has Taken Her Ability to Read and Write

    Fans of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" are aware Yolanda Foster has battled Lyme Disease for the last three years. She went undiagnosed for an entire year, and that seems to have made making a full recovery difficult. Foster seemed to be doing well, and in episodes of the hit Bravo show that are currently airing, the reality star seems to be doing well. Unfortunately, in December she suffered a setback that has really knocked her down a few pegs. Foster took to her Bravo blog to address her fans with a sad update.

  • 'RHOBH' Yolanda Foster Hospitalized for Lyme Disease Flare-Up

    Fans of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" have watched as Yolanda Foster has openly battled Lyme disease for the last few years. She was reportedly sick with it for two years before ever being properly diagnosed, which means it had already wrecked havoc with her body, making flare-ups particularly nasty. Unfortunately, Foster spent several days leading up to Christmas back in the hospital.According to a report by Radar Online, the reality star sat for an interview with Andy Cohen on "Watch What Happens: Live" and then checked herself into the hospital. Not one to ever cancel on her obligations, Foster was determined to make her appearance before having to surrender to her illness once again. She was released before Christmas and able to spend the actual holiday surrounded by family, but sources say everyone is still really concerned about the state of Foster's health.
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