Adrienne Maloof, Brandi Glanville Surrogate: RHOBH Fires Heiress After Threatening To Sue About Twin Son's Secret, Women Ignore Each Other

Adrienne Maloof has been allegedly fired from Bravo's "The Real Housewife of Beverly Hills" because of her feud with Brandi Glanville. Maloof's lawyers had allegedly forced the network to edit every scene that discussed about the infamous unknown "incident".

According to RadarOnline, Glanville threatened to expose Maloof's surrogacy secret about her twin sons.  The reality star told Life & Style magazine that she wanted to have the opportunity to tell her children herself and Glanville should have been more mindful being a single mother herself, "I would think Brandi, being a single mother, would have a heart and understand my feelings, where I'm coming from," Adrienne said she planned to tell the her 6-year-old in the future about having a surrogate carry them to term, "Brandi took away something so precious from our family," Adrienne said.

Allegedly, "Adrienne's lawyers came at Bravo with all guns blazing after Brandi began mentioning the surrogacy of her twin sons," a source says. "She didn't want that aired on television. Producers of the show spent hours going over footage and editing it out. It cost a lot of money and took a lot of manpower to do. For Adrienne to then give an interview to a celebrity magazine about the surrogacy was a slap in the face to producers to say the least! It rankled a lot of feathers and was ultimately the reason why Adrienne was fired. Bravo had no legal obligation to edit out all the mentions of the surrogacy, but they wanted to do the right thing for Adrienne and her family, so they obliged."

Although it clearer seems as if Maloof was fired from the show, the source insists that she left on her own.  "It was her decision to leave. She wasn't fired," the source said. "Adrienne was tired of being portrayed as the mean girl, that just isn't who she is."

Glanville received a cease-and-desist order from Maloof's lawyers to never speak about the incident, but she refused to sign the documents. "If I sign a paper saying I'll never talk about you again, I'm probably going to fail," she said according to Life & Style.

Glanville still doesn't think she said anything wrong, even though she admitted in earlier episodes that she messed up.  "I don't think there's anything wrong with what I said. We all knew it already," Brandi said. "She would always lie about it. It's not that big of a deal. They're still your children, just somebody else had to carry them."