Farrah Richards, the daughter of reality TV star Kyle Richards, was introduced to viewers during RHOBH season 1 and is close with her cousins, including Paris Hilton. Farrah works as a real estate agent at her stepfather's firm, The Agency, and earned the Outstanding Rookie of the Year award in 2014. She recently got engaged to her long-time boyfriend, Alex Mano, and is focused on her successful real estate career.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards has four daughters, with Farrah Aldjufrie being the oldest. There's a wealth of information to learn about her from her upbringing to her career.
During RHOBH season 1, the Hiltons called to congratulate Farrah on her graduation. However, at the time, Kyle mentioned the strained relationship between her older sister, Kathy, and the Hiltons. Now, the sisters have mended their relationship, and Farrah is close to her cousins, especially Kathy's eldest daughter, the famous socialite Paris Hilton. Farrah was also a bridesmaid at Paris' wedding in November 2021, highlighting her close bond with the Hilton family. While Kyle doesn't appear on the show, watching Farrah on Buying Beverly Hills provides a glimpse into her life and the dynamics within the Hilton family.
Farrah is the eldest daughter born in 1988, when Kyle was 18, during his previous marriage to Guraish Aldjfrie. She joined the cast of RHOBH in 1996 and married Mauricio, a real estate agent. After they got married, they welcomed three more daughters. Mauricio, a real estate agent, currently employs Farrah at his real estate firm, The Agency.
It was revealed in an episode of RHOBH that Farrah got engaged to long-time boyfriend Alex Mano right before Paris's three-day celebration. In an Instagram post from November 2021, Farrah shared photos of her and Alex flashing her gorgeous engagement ring and gushing about her soon-to-be husband. She wrote in her caption, "beyond grateful for you I love you so much @mralexmanos."
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Peacock on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EST.