Kyle Richards and RHOBH Producer Illuminate the Most Electrifying Moment in Show History

Kyle Richards and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' co-executive producer Craig Turner are sharing never-before-heard details about what they deemed one of the "craziest, most intense" moments in the Bravo series' 14-year history: Kathy Hilton's blowup in Aspen. 

"Aspen was definitely up there as one of the craziest moments," Turner begins in the above clip, a BravoTV.com exclusive in which he and Kyle trade places so she can interview him for once. "Obviously we all know what happened in Aspen. I was one of the only producers with the showrunner at the time, John Carr, who came down and met all of you at the Caribou Club, which is when the start of it happened. So as I as walking into the club, 'Aspen-gate' began." 

This was a problem, though, because as Kyle proceeds to point out, RHOBH's cameras weren't rolling at the time.

The reason for that, according to Turner: "We had got everything that we needed to get. Like, it was a wrap. We were coming to have a quick drink. And then, bam."

Kyle Richards reveals behind-the-scenes details of cast trips on RHOBH

The above clip continues with Kyle talking about cast trips in general. "One of my favorite things with you guys is at the end of the shoot or in the morning, coming in and recapping like, 'Can you believe this happened?'"

"I love trips for that. I don't think people realize how intense trips are," Turner replies. "There are literally 24-hour days — we wake up with you in bed, we go to bed with you — and that's why I've always understood what you mean by the crew becoming family, because that happens obviously on the day to day anyway, but a trip is intense and you spend so much time together."

Kyle and RHOBH producer tease Season 14's Saint Lucia trip

Speaking of intense cast trips, Kyle says Season 14's upcoming trip to Saint Lucia will be one to remember. 

"That night with the rain..." she recalls, with Turner adding, "It was the end moment at the end of the trip. We were tired, we were emotional, the heavens open, we carried on dancing, the fireworks are going off..." 

"When you see it on camera, you'll probably just think it looks like we're just celebrating, but the other side of it is what we're experiencing as a cast and crew," Kyle continues. "And seeing that and seeing how hard everybody works, you really feel in that moment that we're all such a team here, coming together."

"I think that's a trip that people are gonna really enjoy," Turner concludes.