Lisa Vanderpump Is Leaving The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills After Season 9

Lisa Vanderpump is saying goodbye to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the show that made her famous.

E! News confirmed on Wednesday that the upcoming will be the last for the 58-year-old, who has appeared on the Bravo reality show as a cast member since its 2010 debut.

"Lisa will appear in the majority of episodes this season," a production source told E! News. "She has not been filming at every event, but can not wait to see you all in."

Bravo and Vanderpump have not commented.

"Lisa has only been filmed on a few occasions during the beginning of filming this season, and has been missing the remainder of the time," E! News. "She has been denied to film and … her interactions with the ladies have not gone away, and Lisa agrees that she should not return at this point. "

"The rest of the cast is over her," another source said.

The news comes soon after cast members Lisa Rinna, Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave, Dorit Kemsley, Erika Jayneand Kyle Richards posted on their Instagram photos and videos of them on a trip to France. Vanderpump is not spotted, nor is Camille Grammer, who recently lost her home in one of Southern California massive wildfires, and new star Denise Richards, who also had to evacuate her ranch.

Rumors that Vanderpump plans to leave The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills have persisted for weeks. The rumors were fueled further by the fact that they were not present at the time of the month.

A source close to Vanderpump told People at the time that the reality star was "going through a lot right now," citing heightened tensions with the Housewives and the recent death of her brother Mark. The source told the magazine, "Do not Want to Be About the Women," Do not Want to Be About the Women as a Group, She's Getting Less Filming Time show."

Earlier in October, Vanderpump told E! News she has been "more emotional" since her brother's death.

"I think a lot of people who follow me and know me better than normal year," she said. "I have done 320 episodes of reality television. This year, I have not had a go, I never do, because it's not who I want to be, it's not who I want to be in. I want to focus on things for the greater good and carry on doing what we're doing and try to enjoy my life. "

Meanwhile, Vanderpump still has her Bravo spinoff series, Vanderpump Rules, And other restaurants and her charity work; her rep told E! Vanderpump Dogs Pet Gala is a fundraiser for the Vanderpump Dog Foundation.

Vanderpump and Caesars Palace are also partnering to open Vanderpump Cocktail Garden in early 2019.

-Additional reporting by Spencer Lubitz