Hilaria Baldwin ISN'T joining The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills despite Kyle Richards pitching her as a 'dream' castmate following THAT fake accent scandal

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans who were hoping to see some Latin flavor on the next season of the series are out of luck.

While rumors have been circulating that Alex Baldwin's wife Hilaria Baldwin is joining the show, multiple sources at Bravo tell Dailymail.com that there is 'no truth' to any of it.

The speculation started back in March when RHOBH star Kyle Richards touted the Boston-born Baldwin, 40, as a prime candidate to join the show.

Kyle, 55, said Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria would be her choice, after she was asked who her 'dream castmate' would be, while appearing on SiriusXM's Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa.

'I have a new one, I think,' Kyle shared, though quickly noted a potential problem in her casting plan. 'She lives in New York, but maybe she would move.'

She added, 'I'm scared I'm gonna mispronounce her name, but I think it's kind of fitting for the situation. Hilaria Baldwin.'

Kyle also said that she'd already ran the plan past Alec, who's currently facing a manslaughter case.

'I told him... I don't know, it was a couple years back and I said something about it then. He's like, "Oh, we're living in New York," but I don't know. He said something about her in LA and I was like, "Well, the door's open."' 

Kelly then noted that Alec had recently confessed that he and Hilaria were considering doing a reality TV show together.

'They're looking for a reality show. He told us. He told us,' Jan stated.

Kelly added, 'Wait, that's right. Wait a minute. Hang on. Alec Baldwin on this here podcast said they are looking for a reality show.'

After Kyle stated that she had mentioned the idea to Baldwin, Kelly quipped: 'Jan's calling Andy [Cohen] right now as we speak. That would be amazing television.'

In November of last year, Alec revealed that he and his wife Hilaria have been pitching a reality TV show based on their family life because he's desperate to retire from acting and spend more time at home.

The Boss Baby star — who is facing the possibility of involuntary manslaughter charges after fatally shooting Halyna Hutchins on the set of his movie Rust — has a total of eight children. He shares seven with Hilaria as well as daughter Ireland, 28, from his marriage to ex-wife Kim Basinger, 69.

Speaking with Kelly, Alec admitted he's set his sights on doing a family-based reality series that they could film from New York which would allow him to work from home.

Meanwhile, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is gearing up for its fourteenth season.

Annemarie Wiley has already been fired after just one season on the series, while Crystal Minkoff was just let go after three seasons.  

Hilaria would certainly be an interesting addition to the show.  

In 2021 she apologized for faking her Spanish heritage and was forced to confess that she had been born in Boston and went by the name Hillary, after she had spent years claiming Majorca was her birthplace and that she only arrived in the US at the age of 19.

Several of her former classmates came forward to confirm that she was raised in Weston, Massachusetts, by American parents without a hint of a foreign accent. 

The woman who first exposed the fraud, later told The New York Times that it was an 'open secret' in Manhattan that Hilaria had faked her heritage, and that she and her friends, 'bored' from the pandemic, decided finally to expose the secret.

In the next few days several videos of Hilaria's past TV appearances resurfaced showing her commitment to a Spanish accent.

In one now infamous Today Show cooking segment that surfaced, Hilaria appeared to forget the English word for cucumber. 

'We have very few ingredients. We have tomatoes, we have, um, how do you say in English, cucumbers?'.

After her American heritage was exposed, Hilaria apologized and said she 'should have been more clear' about her connection to the Spanish culture.