The Truth About Kyle Richards' Daughters

In Kyle Richards' Instagram bio, she lists her role as mom first. While it is also noted that she's an "actress, author, producer, animal lover," and of course, a "Real Housewife of Beverly Hills" star, it's clear that her four daughters are her No. 1 priority. Kyle became a mom at the relatively young age of 18 when she had her eldest daughter, Farrah Aldjufrie, with her first husband, Guraish Aldjufrie. The Bravo star later split with Aldjufrie when Farrah was just a baby and eventually married her current husband, Mauricio Umansky, whom fans of the show know and love, a few years later.

Kyle would go on to have three more daughters with Mauricio — Alexia, Sophia, and Portia Umansky. While Farrah was a bit older, Alexia, Sophia, and definitely young Portia practically grew up on the "Real Housewives" and have often appeared on the reality show with their mom. However, unlike some other children in reality TV, Kyle's kids have managed to mostly stay out of the spotlight over the years, which is quite different from their famous cousins, Paris and Nicky Hilton.

While Farrah, Alexia, Sophia, and Portia may keep out of the headlines, the girls are still part of a renowned Hollywood family and of course, one of the most popular reality franchises of all time. So let's get to know each of Kyle's daughters, who appear to be just as fascinating as their famous mother.

Farrah Aljudrie may be tight with her biological dad, but the real estate and lifestyle expert grew up with stepdad Mauricio Umansky and has a special relationship with him because of that. She explained to The Daily Dish, "I always say I have two dads; they both raised me." Farrah even reflected that in her 2021 Father's Day post on Instagram where she uploaded photos of both men and wrote, "the amazing men who made me who I am today, I am so incredibly lucky to have you all in my life."

And just like she does for her bio dad, Farrah has gushed about how important Mauricio is to her on Instagram. In a post for his birthday, she captioned it, "​​wherever you are, always having a good time and with the best attitude and energy. I love you so much !!!" In another, she wrote how he's "an inspiration to many, but especially to us, his family and his biggest supporters."

Farrah also works alongside Mauricio at their real estate company, The Agency. She revealed to Haute Residence that she'd been interested in the business since she was a kid, recalling, "When I was little, I would ask my parents to take me to open houses on Sundays so that I could learn about all of the different neighborhoods within L.A." It seems that Farrah is living her best life, not only with her dream job but also working alongside someone she loves and admires.

When it comes to her birthday, it seems no one throws a party quite like Farrah Aldjufrie, or should we say her mother, Kyle Richards, who almost every year throws a big bash for her eldest daughter. In fact, since Farrah was born on Halloween, Kyle appropriately renamed the holiday, "Farrahween."

Throughout the years, Farrahween has even been featured on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," with one particular big bash being Farrah's 30th birthday in 2018. In an Instagram post that following May when it aired on Bravo, Farrah shared photos from the party that included some of the other "Real Housewives" cast, like Lisa Rinna and Kim Richards. She also teased the episode, writing, "Tonight on #RHOBH I turn 30!! Tune into @bravotv to see all of the fun (and drama) unfold." It seems Kyle went all out with her own costume for the party and posted photos of her Playboy bunny look.

And while Farrah's birthdays are usually over the top, in 2020 it was far more low-key due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet Kyle still managed to make it memorable for her eldest. Farrah revealed in an Instagram Story (via The Daily Dish), "[Shoutout] to my mom for staying up last night to make the lasagna for my little birthday lunch today with my two friends." She continued, "Thanks so much, mom — you always make such a perfect vibe, and make everything so special for my birthday."

Alexia Umansky may have moved across the country for college, but it appears these days she's back under her parents' roof. When asked by a fan on Instagram whether she plans on moving out, Alexia replied (via The Daily Dish), "Honestly I'm in no rush. I love my house and my family and my room." She did add, though, "In an ideal world, I'd like to save up for something that's really special."

And it seems that Alexia shouldn't have too much trouble "saving up," especially since she works with her dad, Mauricio Umansky, and big sister, Farrah Aldjufrie, at their real estate firm. In fact, Alexia frequently posts about her work on Instagram by sharing new listings, houses she's sold, or videos talking about homes she's showing.

Alexia may be relatively new to the business, but she already has an impressive clientele, which includes her own family. The real estate agent listed their old Bel Air mansion on the market, writing on Instagram that it's "One I hold near and dear to my heart." She also was hired by another "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star, Lisa Rinna's daughter, Amelia Gray Hamlin. Lisa explained (via The Daily Dish), "Amelia Gray was in New York and it didn't quite go as planned ... So getting an apartment, going back to school, these are the steps she needs to take to continue moving forward." Luckily, Alexia was involved to help the model make her real estate dreams become reality.

You could say Sophia Umansky shares a lot with her mother, Kyle Richards, including their birthday month. In January 2021, Sophia rang in her 21st birthday with a small '70s-themed party that she shared with mom, whose big day was only a few days before. The college student posted photos of the intimate gathering and shared some extra-special pics with Kyle, where she wrote, "The best mom in the world and the most amazing person I know ... Thanks for being my soul mate, my other half."

Unfortunately, around that time, it wasn't just a birthday party they shared. A month before in December 2020, Sophia and her mother both contracted COVID-19. E! reports that other ladies from "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" — like Dorit Kemsley and Kathy Hilton — also tested positive. This temporarily suspended production on the show. Kyle shared the news on her Instagram, writing, "Some of you may have heard I have COVID ... Since I was diagnosed I have been separated from my family in order to keep them healthy." 

Kyle also added how it impacted Sophia in particular, by mentioning, "Unfortunately , Sophia also got it. We will stay in isolation until it's safe to see the family and others again." It's safe to assume that either Sophia was home from college for a holiday break or that she was already home doing virtual learning due to the pandemic. Either way, at least the mother and daughter got to isolate together.

Portia Umanky is Kyle Richards' youngest daughter. Fans were able to watch her grow up on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," since her mother joined the show when Portia was only a baby. Yet big sister, Farrah Aldjufrie, revealed to The Daily Dish that it hasn't negatively affected her, explaining, "She has this sassier attitude, but I think my parents are just such amazing parents that it hasn't really changed much ... Our core values have always been there."

It appears that these days, Kyle is adjusting to her baby becoming a teenager. She posted a photo of them together on Instagram in August 2021, where she wrote, "Breaking news ... my teenager let me post a photo of us together. I can't believe my baby is almost as tall as me now."

Ironically, Kyle revealed to The Daily Dish that since Portia is now older, she's into watching old "Real Housewives" episodes with her friends. Kyle dished, "She said to me that she does not remember anything about it. This is all fresh and new. She goes, 'And by the way, you all are characters to me.'" Kyle went on to explain how it's even made their relationship stronger somehow. She said, "She said to me, 'Mom, you love me so much ... Every time you leave me, you cry,' ... and I'm like, 'Gosh, this is actually paying off.' My teenager is being nice to me after seeing how much I love her on the TV show.'"