"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" Season 6 is set to air soon, but its premiere date is yet to be announced. While the official roster of the reality show's cast members has been reportedly revealed, one ex-housewife was allegedly begging Bravo producers for her comeback.

Although Yolanda Foster has yet to confirm or deny her return to "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" Season 6, rumors have circulated that she won't be coming back to the show because of her Lyme disease battle. As her replacement, Inquisitr revealed that Taylor Armstrong seemed to be a potential season 6 costar.

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Armstrong is allegedly making a comeback in "RHOBH" Season 6 after taking a couple of seasons off due to her new marriage to lawyer John Bluher and her temporary move to Colorado. However, her return to the show is still unconfirmed, and it remains unclear whether she'll appear in a full-time role.

Meanwhile, ex-"RHOBH" housewife Brandi Glanville, who is labeled as the show's attention seeker, is reportedly begging Bravo producers to give her job back. Glanville was believed to have been fired after the show's executives have had enough of her hateful drama antics in the previous season.

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Glanville, however, revealed that she still has an amicable relationship with an "RHOBH" producer despite her alleged discharge, iDigitalTimes noted. And since her "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" salary helps her in supporting her children as a single mom after a nasty divorce from Eddie Cibrian, Glanville is seeking Bravo producers for another chance.

Meanwhile, reportedly joining the "RHOBH" Season 6 cast are Marcus Allen's ex-wife Kathryn Edwards and singer Erika Jayne. According to Fashion & Style, they will be joining Kyle Richards, Eileen Davidson, Lisa Vanderpump and Lisa Rinna in the upcoming season of the show.

In other news, Lisa Vanderpump hinted that while "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" fifth season had been frustrating at times, she believed that Season 6 will be more positive and less dramatic with the addition of new cast members.