Sometimes the women on 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' (Mon., 9PM ET on Bravo) are incapable of faking sincerity. Just watch the hilarious expression on Kyle Richards' face when she says Brandi Glanville's sons "are beautiful."

However, that's nothing to her expression when Brandi's son gets out of the pool, takes off his swim trunks and pees on the grass. At first Brandi protests weakly, then gives up and laughs.

As she then squirms in her chair and tries to make light of the incident -- but doesn't chastise her kid for peeing on someone else's lawn -- we see a disapproving Kyle mulling over Brandi's parenting style.

Eddie Cibrian's ex wife, Brandi Glanville, ruffled more than a few feathers on this week's 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' (Mon., 10PM ET on Bravo).

Lisa is already feeling hostile to Brandi because she'd seen paparazzi pics of her with Lisa's live-in personal factotum, Cedric. Not cool, Brandi.

Then Brandi muscles into the 'Housewives' world even further by arriving at Kyle's cocktail party with Adrienne. Ever the glamorpuss, Glanville doesn't let a little thing like a broken leg stop her from accessorizing her outfit with a killer stilleto, but the women don't like it. Or her, it seems.

Talking about the party afterward, Brandi (and her bra) introduces herself: "I was married to the number one d*****bag of all time ... Eddie Cibrian. He's an 'actor.'" Although she says "I'm kidding," we're not so sure she means it.

She continues to twist the knife, adding that the 'Playboy Club' star is "really good-looking. That's what he does." Meow. Beware a woman scorned with access to a reality TV show.

'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons this summer due to the off-screen tragedy of Russell Armstrong's suicide.

As Bravo execs hastily re-edited the trailers and footage for the upcoming Season 2 to (perhaps) cast Russell in a less unfavorable light, his mother blasted them for not delaying last night's planned Season 2 premiere.

Despite the media furor, Bravo Media president Frances Berwick said last week that, "given that these episodes were filmed months ago," the premiere would air as planned, albeit with a new pre-taped interview with some cast members discussing the tragedy.

So what did happen on last night's premiere?

'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Season 2 premiere is still slated to air next week, despite being overshadowed by the real-life tragedy of Russell Armstrong's death.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health published Armstrong's death certificate yesterday, which confirmed that he hanged himself.

Now, it's been reported that Bravo is to air a special episode of the reality show addressing his suicide.

According to 'Entertainment Weekly,' the network has shot interviews with cast members Lisa Vanderpump, Camille Grammer, Kyle and Kim Richards and Adrienne Maloof.

However, Armstrong's estranged wife Taylor is said to have refrained from taking part.

Just as 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' are gearing up for Season 2, star Taylor Armstrong has accused her husband Russell of verbal and physical abuse during their five-year marriage.

Their difficult relationship was documented in Season 1 of the reality TV show, but Taylor -- who recently filed for divorce -- has revealed the situation behind the scenes was much worse.

She told 'People' that "I'm mad at myself for tolerating things I should not have tolerated from the first moment."

Meanwhile, Russell hinted that the pressures of being on the show may have helped cause the breakdown of their marriage.