Harry Hamlin Says Lisa Rinna Leaving 'RHOBH' Was 'The Best Decision We Ever Made'
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00:00Ever since Lisa left, you know, the other reality show that she felt a lot lighter after that.
00:04Oh, absolutely.
00:05Best decision we ever made was for her to bow out after eight seasons.
00:11And she made that decision.
00:12Right.
00:12But, you know, she's been, yeah, it's a breath of fresh air at this moment.
00:17You know, we were always a little circumspect about her doing it in the beginning.
00:21You know, I was for sure.
00:24But as a branding opportunity, it turned out to be great for her.
00:27You know, I think it thickened her skin a lot, too, you know.
00:32So it's a very difficult show to get through emotionally.
00:36I'm sure, yeah.
00:38But she did it.
00:39Put you through the ringer.
00:40And we're still standing.
00:41And you're still standing.
00:42Is there anything on the podcast that you've revealed so far that you're like, oh, maybe I shouldn't have said that?
00:47Not so far.
00:48You know, I think it's better for us to be kind of an open book in this situation, podcast-wise.
00:53You know, I mean, certainly a lot of people are picking up on things that we said and throwing it out there into memes and stuff like that.
01:00And that's okay.
01:02Look, I mean, the whole reason we're doing it is to say, look, we've done this thing.
01:07We're still standing.
01:08And maybe some of the experiences that we had can be instructional in the long run for other couples who are trying to get through the same thing.
01:17Now, no one's ever going to be going through the same thing.
01:19But, you know, raising kids, no matter whether you're doing what we do for a living or something else, it's all the same, you know, the kind of love and the kind of understanding you've got to give to your kids.
01:31And I think from a legacy point of view, for me, an Academy Award, you're going to have it, an Emmy, you're going to have it, a Nobel Prize, you're going to have it.
01:42Give me a couple of good kids who really know, sort of get it, and that's the legacy.