Lisa Vanderpump may not be on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” anymore, but she continuously stuns fans with juicy details about her life on social media.
In a sweet Instagram post honoring her husband Ken Todd’s birthday, Vanderpump is seen telling him, “We couldn’t do it without somebody very important to you.” As a man rushed out, fans could see Todd getting emotional as he hugged the special person.
According to RHOBH fans, the man who resembled Todd was, in fact, his son from a previous marriage.
The heartwarming moment touched many, with one writing, “Put Lisa back on RHOBH !!!! We miss seeing this kind of stuff!! Well I do!!”
Podcaster Heather McDonald shared, “What a gorgeous loving celebration.”
Another fan, who referred to Todd’s iconic statement, “Goodbye, Kyle!,” wrote, “Happy birthday to the man who spoke the least words but delivered the most important line in the entire [RHOBH] series.”
Ken Had Warren at a Young Age
While Todd’s children, Pandora and Max, were featured on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” his first son, Warren, lives a much more private life.
As reported by Bravo, Todd shares his son Warren with his first wife, Pamela. Vanderpump and Todd met later in life when Warren was a teen, who spent most of his time with his father.
“As [Ken] explained, he was married briefly for two years at 19, to a young wife who wasn’t prepared for the challenging job of being a mother. So he then fought for custody of their only child,” Vanderpump shared.
The former reality star added of her step-son, “Warren is very much his father’s son — ambitious, incredibly family oriented, and someone to be proud of.”
Vanderpump Has Always Shown Her Maternal Side
Those who follow Vanderpump know that she adores her pets, but she especially dotes on her adult kids and grandchildren.
After her daughter Pandora welcomed her first baby, Vanderpump took to Instagram to share, “Obsessively in love with baby Theodore. Thank you Pandy and Jason for making me a Nanny Pinky!!”
Vanderpump recalled her first time as a mom, telling Bustle, “I remember saying to Ken when I was pregnant, we won’t be able to do this or we won’t be able to do that.”
She continued, “And I remember thinking when they first handed Pandora to me, ‘Well, what am I going to do with this?’ But as soon as I cuddled her, I thought, ‘What would I do without her?’ I became one of those obsessive mothers.”
