How Old Are The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills
Let’s be honest: there’s something comforting about knowing your favorite Real Housewife is roughly the same age as you. It makes their luxury handbags and dramatic poolside a...
Let’s be honest: there’s something comforting about knowing your favorite Real Housewife is roughly the same age as you. It makes their luxury handbags and dramatic poolside arguments feel almost relatable. That’s why I spent a recent rainy afternoon Googling the cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Spoiler: these women are not all 25 years old, and that’s exactly the point.
The current cast ranges from their early 40s to their late 60s. That’s a whole spectrum of life experience packed into one very well-dressed dinner party. It reminds me of my own friend group—where one person is figuring out college apps for their kid while another is planning a cruise for retirement.
The age range is wider than you think
Kyle Richards, a longtime fan favorite, is in her mid-50s. Erika Jayne and Dorit Kemsley hover in their early 50s, while newcomer Bozoma Saint John brings fresh energy at 47. Then there’s the iconic Garcelle Beauvais, who recently turned 58 and looks like she hasn’t aged a day since the 1990s.
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Meanwhile, the legendary Sutton Stracke is also in her early 50s, and Annemarie Wiley joined in her 40s. The real surprise? Former housewife Camille Grammer is now in her mid-50s, and the grande dame, Diana Jenkins, is in her 50s too. It’s a reminder that “real” women of any age can have drama, style, and a shocking amount of dental veneers.
Why does their age matter?
Because it shows us that life doesn’t end after 40—or even 60. When I see Sutton ordering a $1,200 blouse without blinking, I can’t replicate that, but I can appreciate that she’s my peer living her best life. It’s like when my neighbor, at 52, decided to start a pottery business. We all get a second act.
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These women are proof that glamour, ambition, and messiness aren’t reserved for the young. It’s also a humble reminder that gray hair and fillers can coexist. Seeing Garcelle navigate teenage boys and a demanding career at nearly 60 makes me feel less panicked about my own to-do list.
The relatable “aging” moments
Last season, Kathy Hilton mentioned she couldn’t read a menu without glasses. I nearly spit out my coffee—that’s me! There’s a scene where Kyle talks about needing more sleep, and Erika jokes about her memory. These tiny moments hit home harder than any Birkin bag.
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It’s like sitting with your aunt at a family reunion. She’s wearing designer sunglasses, but she also complains about her lower back. That’s the RHOBH magic: aspirational wealth meets universal aging struggles. We all have that one friend who uses reading glasses to check her phone.
So, should you care?
If you’re feeling old after scrolling Instagram models, watch these women. They prove that confidence and drama don’t have an expiration date. I’m 43, and watching 58-year-old Garcelle shut down a table argument gives me hope for my own future comebacks.
Next time you binge a season, whisper the cast’s ages to yourself. You’ll realize they’re just like us—minus the private jets, plus the same fears about wrinkles and empty nest syndrome. That’s why we keep watching. It’s our lives, but with better lighting and a lot more champagne.
