Brandi Glanville & Adrienne Maloof Reignite Fued Days Into Filming 'Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills'- Ladies At It Again During Season 5 Taping

Here we go again!

The fights between The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills just keep on coming. This time it's an age old fight that just got reignited. According to sources, during Kyle Richard's annual White Party, Brandi Glanville started the drama again with former cast member, Adrienne Maloof.

The battle between Maloof, who has been rumored to be rejoining the cast of the hit Bravo series, and Glanville, was all caught on camera.

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"All of the ladies were really excited to see each other, as former cast mates, Taylor Armstrong, Camille Grammer, and Adrienne Maloof were at Kyle's party along with most of the current cast including Lisa Vanderpump and Kim Richards," the eyewitness told RadarOnline. "Everything was going really well and everyone was getting along, until Adrienne decided she wanted to try and talk to Brandi to smooth things over."

The girls got into it during season three when Brandi allegedly leaked some private information about Adrienne's family to the press.

"Adrienne attempted to have a civil conversation with Brandi, but it quickly got out of control," the partygoer revealed.

"Brandi accused Adrienne of attempting to use her to get famous, and get back on the show," the source added. "It is sad because Adrienne really did have the best intentions but it wasn't reciprocated by Brandi."

According to this source, Maloof and Grammer will only be making special guest appearances on the fifth season of the series and won't be regular cast members as previously thought.

It seems that this drama might be what Bravo is looking for to pick up the ratings for the series, which saw a decline in viewership during last season.

"Last season's ratings were less than stellar," the source explains. "There is hope that Brandi and Adrienne will continue to spar," to improve the ratings.