The women of the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” were back on Bravo Tuesday for Part 2 of the reunion show and another round of expletive-riddled sparring.

Of course, the heated conversation returned to Kim Richards’ outrageous behavior over dinner in Amsterdam, when she managed to insult everyone at the table and then topped it off by throwing a drink in Lisa Rinna’s face.

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“She said your face is ugly, your hair is ugly, then she was screaming at Kyle,” Rinna recalled. “Then she went on about my husband … something my husband has done. She violated his character. It was a total injustice and I blew my f–king lid.”

Rinna then reminded Richards that she had asked what Harry Hamlin was hiding from the world. “I think she knows,” Kim said.

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The rest of the women urged Richards to spit out her accusation as Rinna asked: “Has he f–ked the dog? What’s wrong?”

“Obviously what I said hit a nerve,” Richards coldly replied. When asked if she heard he’d had an affair she ironically said, “I am not going to do that. It is very private.”

With Kim refusing to admit where she’d heard the rumors — even after Lisa Vanderpump suggested that it was in the National Enquirer — the gathering erupted into screaming accusations.

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“I am a fiercely protective woman and mother to my children,” said Rinna.

Someone who is equally as protective — and also at war with Rinna — was Brandi Glanville, who took offense at Lisa’s assertion that she’s a trashy mom. “You’ve had the same hairdo for 20 years and you’re basing it on my look?” she marveled, as host Andy Cohen collapsed into giggles. “Yes I have, and f–k you” Rinna responded as she flipped him the bird.

“Go change your Depends because you are so full of s–t,” Glanville said, determined to have the last word.

The drama isn’t over yet. The “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” returns next Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo for the third installment of the reunion show.

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